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WoWS models: HIJMS Yamato (1944)

A prop of the HIJMS Yamato, as she appears in World of Warships.

THIS IS NOT A DRIVEABLE VEHICLE, AND I WILL NEVER MAKE IT ONE, SO PLEASE, DO NOT BOTHER ASKING.

Fully rigged, use a model tool to tamper with moving parts.

WARNING: You will need the easy bonemerge tool to put the model together. Merge the hull into the guns.

Includes:
HIJMS Yamato (1944), separated into guns and hull. merge hull into guns
HIJMS Yamato (1944), skybox version (16 times smaller)

HIJMS Yamato (1944)

Needs no introduction. The largest battleship ever built, featuring the largest guns ever mounted on a warship. The Yamato class battleships were conceived to counter the more numerous American ships by having a single vessel capable of enganging multiple enemy ships at once.
Despite the warships massive power, it' status as a national symbol alongside it's massive tactical value meant that the ship was only used for the most pivotal of operations.
Yamato notably participated in the Battle of the Phillipines and Operation Sho-Go during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, before finally meeting her end during Operation Ten-Go, which called for Yamato to run aground in Okinawa, in preparation for defense against allied forces. Allied interceptors arrived, and after a fierce naval battle, Yamato was sunk from the combination of multiple torpedo and bomb hits, a fire spreading and the explosion of the second turret magazine.
Despite all this, the Yamato remained a cultural symbol for Japan in the decades to come, with many seeing the ship's final mission as a noble, heroic sacrifice in defense of the homeland.

Name: Yamato
Namesake: Yamato province
Builder: Kure Naval Arsenal
Armament: 9x 46cm/45 Type 94 (3x3); 6x 15.5cm/60 Type 3 (2x3); 24x 127mm/40 Type 89 (12x2); 162x 25mm/60 Type 96 (54x3); 4x 13.2mm Type 93 (2x2)
Type: Fast Battleship
Class: Yamato
Other ships in class: Musashi; Shinano(converted into carrier); Number 111(cancelled); Number 797(cancelled)
Weight: ~65027 tons
Power: 12 Kampon boilers
Propulsion: 4 steam turbines and shafts
Speed: 27 knots / 50 km
Crew: ~2767
Construction: laid 4 November 1937, launched 8 August 1940, commissioned 16 December 1941
Fate: sunk 7 April 1945, struck 31 August 1945

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Wargaming for WoWS
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