Tamiya Ships

Based on the latest historical research, the famous WWII battleship, Yamato has been reproduced down to the finest detail in this 752mm long 1/350 scale model kit. Even parts which had not been seen...

The set includes 28 ships of 11 different types. The set also includes photo-etched parts which depict deck mounts in a realistic way for the boats. The set can be used with the 1/350 Yamato kit as...

78024 - Tamiya 1/350 TONE Japanese Heavy Cruiser The IJN Tone was the lead ship of the Tone-class heavy cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy, commissioned in 1938. Designed primarily for...

The Mogami-class was designed in 1931 as 8,500-ton light cruisers armed with five triple 15.5cm gun turrets, and the lead ship of the class, the Mogami, was completed in July 1935. She was rearmed...

TAM78022 - Tamiya 1/350 Japanese Light Cruiser MIKUMA

The unique Japanese Navy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser Mogami was built in compliance with the London Naval Treaty following WWI. She was initially equipped with 15.5cm cannons (5x3) and was completed...

January 20 1940 saw the completion of construction of the Japanese Kagero class destroyer. Along with her sister ships Hatsukaze, Amatukaze, and Tokitukaze, she became part of the 16th destroyer...

Following the recent release of the British Battle Cruiser Repulse, Tamiya now adds the Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Vampire to the Waterline Series. This ship was with the Repulse and Prince...

31617 - Tamiya 1/700 HMS Repulse  The Tamiya 31617 1/700 HMS Repulse is a finely detailed 1/700 scale model kit of the Royal Navy battlecruiser

Completed in 1925, the Abukuma was the last ship in the Nagara-class of light cruisers/destroyer flotilla leaders and took part in many major naval engagements in the Pacific War. Due to a collision...

Created as part of a plan to attack major cities in the United States and the Panama Canal, the three I-400 class large aircraft carrier submarines were quite technologically advanced. Featuring an...

Previously packaged together with the battlecruiser HMS Hood in ITEM 31806, naval modellers can now purchase the E Class destroyer separately. Use several kits to reproduce flotillas that took part...

The Shimakaze was a destroyer that once could boast being one of the fastest on the seas at 40.9 knots, thanks to 75,000hp from her steam turbines. Her quintuple torpedo launchers were designed...

78032 - Tamiya - 1/350 IJN Kagero w/Photoetch & Metal Parts   The Tamiya 78032 1/350 IJN Destroyer Kagero is a premium 1/350 scale plastic model kit of the Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer Kagero,...

31359 - Tamiya - 1/700 IJN Mogami The Tamiya 31359 1/700 IJN Heavy Cruiser Mogami is a highly detailed 1/700 scale plastic model kit of the Imperial Japanese Navy heavy cruiser Mogami, designed for...

Bravery & Tragedy on the High Seas The Waterline Series tells tales of bravery and sacrifice as fought on the high seas. A high quality series that replicates changing and competing technology, and...

The Musashi was the second ship in the Yamato-class which were the largest battleships ever built. Completed in 1942, the Musashi took part in various campaigns before finally meeting her fate at the...

The Flagship of the Japanese forces The Japanese battleship Yamato was laid down in November 1937 and commissioned in December 1941, giving notice to the world of the level of Japanese ship-building...