IJN Yamato Crane – WWII Battleship Detail Model (1/200 & 1/350 Scales Included)
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Enhance your model of the legendary IJN Yamato with this highly detailed 3D model of the ship’s aircraft handling crane, available in both 1/200 and 1/350 scale. Perfect for scratch builds, kit upgrades, or RC conversions, this crane captures the mechanical complexity and scale accuracy of the Yamato-class aircraft recovery system as it appeared during World War II. 🛠️ Model Features: Accurate WWII Design: This model faithfully recreates the Yamato's stern-mounted crane used for launching and retrieving reconnaissance floatplanes. It includes the boom structure, winch housing, pulleys, support arms, and cable guides based on detailed reference materials and original warship blueprints. Two Scales Included: 1/200 scale version: Ideal for full RC builds or large-scale display models with highly detailed superstructures. 1/350 scale version: Perfect for upgrading plastic kit models, such as the Tamiya or Pontos Yamato kits, with superior detail. High Detail, Print-Friendly Design: Despite the intricate structure, the crane is optimized for 3D printing with clean geometry and separated components to allow easy post-processing. Ideal for both resin and FDM printers, depending on scale and part. Modular & Functional Features: Crane boom can be printed in a raised or lowered position Winch detail included for super-detailers Small attachment points for adding custom rigging lines or cables Hollowed boom (1/200 version) for optional servo/wire routing in RC setups 📦 What’s Included…
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IJN Yamato Crane – WWII Battleship Detail Model (1/200 & 1/350 Scales Included) is a free 3D model in the Other category, shared by the Cults3D community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.
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