1/300 Scale Military MOC WWII Japanese Mogami Heavy Cruiser Building Blocks - LesDiy - Building Blocks -

1/300 Scale Military MOC WWII Japanese Mogami Heavy Cruiser Building Blocks

$77.51
Sale price  $77.51 Regular price  $113.99
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1/300 Scale Military MOC WWII Japanese Mogami Heavy Cruiser Building Blocks - LesDiy - Building Blocks -

1/300 Scale Military MOC WWII Japanese Mogami Heavy Cruiser Building Blocks

$77.51
Sale price  $77.51 Regular price  $113.99

Designed and authorized by count_of_brick, this detailed WWII Japanese Mogami-class heavy cruiser building block model is inspired by the historic Imperial Japanese Navy cruiser. The design faithfully restores the ship’s iconic silhouette and key structural details, featuring five triple dual-purpose naval guns, delivering strong realism, display impact, and high collectible value for military history enthusiasts.

The set is made from eco-friendly ABS building blocks and includes 1,539 precisely molded pieces. Each part is engineered for a tight, secure fit, ensuring a sturdy and durable structure with smooth, burr-free surfaces for a safe and satisfying building experience.

Assembly is simple and user-friendly thanks to a QR code instruction manual. By scanning the code with a smartphone, builders can access clear, cloud-based step-by-step instructions, making the construction process smooth and enjoyable for both beginners and experienced builders.

Once completed, the model becomes an impressive WWII warship display piece and decorative backdrop, combining educational value with hands-on enjoyment. This Japanese cruiser MOC building set is ideal for building block collectors, naval history fans, and enthusiasts of World War II military ships and historical naval battles.

Notes: Contains small parts. Please use and store with care. If you encounter any issues during assembly, feel free to contact us for assistance.

Background: The Mogami was the lead ship of the four most senior heavy cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy. It is named after Mogami River in the Tohoku region of Japan. The top-tier ships were built as "light cruisers" (under the London Naval Treaty) and armed with five triple 155 mm (6.1 in) dual-purpose guns. They were very large for a light cruiser, and the turret of the main gun was designed for quick modification of twin 8-inch (203 mm) guns. In 1937, all four ships were "converted" into heavy cruisers in this way. The Mogami fought in many battles in World War II until it was sunk in the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944. Its design, with its extreme speed, armor protection, and heavy weaponry, became the best in the world during World War II, and was called the "Most Classy Heavy Cruiser".

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