Kagero 7110 The Japanese Battleship Kongo 1944 EN/PL is a professional modeling album published by the renowned brand KAGERO, dedicated to maritime enthusiasts and modelers building high-quality scale replicas of historical ships. The publication contains detailed drawings and colorful profiles of the famous Japanese battleship Kongo from 1944, which played a significant role during World War II.

The Kongo battleship was a unit belonging to the Imperial Japanese Navy. Launched in 1912, its thorough modernization during the interwar period ensured that until the end of its service it remained one of the fastest battleships in the world. During World War II, the ship participated in many key operations in the Pacific, including the Battle of Guadalcanal and actions in the Philippines. Kongo was sunk in November 1944 by the American submarine USS Sealion, becoming one of the last Japanese battleships lost in history.

• Publication format: A4 (210x297 mm), softcover, convenient to use during model construction
• Number of pages: 28 pages on high-quality matte coated paper, guaranteeing excellent readability
• Contents: detailed sheets of technical drawings, color side profiles, and ship silhouettes—perfect as reference sources when painting and detailing
• Language: English and Polish
• Product category: modeling publication / modeling literature
• Appropriate scale: an excellent source for modelers building ships in 1/200, 1/350, and 1/700 scales
• Time period of the described model’s use: World War II (1939–1945)

The album Kagero 7110 The Japanese Battleship Kongo 1944 is especially recommended for modelers seeking authentic drawings and diagrams for reproducing details of historical battleships. It is an ideal tool for both intermediate and advanced modeling enthusiasts (reference difficulty level – 3/5) who value precise detail reproduction and excellent illustration quality.

Extensive graphical documentation makes this publication invaluable support during model construction, enriching every modeler's workshop and enabling the creation of historically accurate replicas of the Kongo from 1944. Thanks to bilingual captions, the book is suitable for both Polish and foreign users.

We recommend this title to customers eager to expand their knowledge of Japanese battleships, as well as to all building World War II era models who care about the highest quality reference materials.