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Eduard IJN Aircraft Carrier Deck section (1/48) 8803

SKU: EDK8803
Manufacturer SKU: 8803

Original price was: £10.49.Current price is: £9.44.

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Eduard IJN Aircraft Carrier Deck section (1/48) 8803

Eduard Display Base

IJN Aircraft Carrier Deck WWII (1/48) – 8803

This 1/48 scale display base from Eduard represents a section of an Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier deck from World War II. Designed to enhance the presentation of your IJN carrier-based aircraft models, the deck includes accurate surface textures and plank detail, ideal for dioramas or stand-alone displays.

The base measures 397 x 257 mm, offering ample space for showcasing 1/48 scale aircraft with realistic context. Made from high-quality plastic by Eduard, this product does not include photo-etched parts, masks, or decals, keeping the focus on a clean and historically inspired carrier setting. A perfect backdrop for Zero fighters and other IJN naval aircraft kits.

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Dimensions: 397 x 257 mm
  • Detailed IJN aircraft carrier deck surface
  • Ideal for dioramas or standalone displays
  • Plastic parts only – no PE, masks, or decals

Note: This model base requires minimal assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

During World War II, the Imperial Japanese Navy operated some of the most advanced aircraft carriers of the time, including the Akagi, Kaga, and Shokaku-class ships. Their wooden and steel flight decks became iconic settings for legendary aircraft such as the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. This deck base recreates a typical section of an IJN carrier deck used during the Pacific conflict, capturing the essence of carrier-based aviation at the height of Japan’s naval power. It serves as an ideal backdrop for historical aircraft models, adding depth and authenticity to your collection or display.