the yamato

[infinite_one]

theres a tamiya yamato ship out at my local hobby shop, its relatively a good price considering what i seen them retail for, its it a good model? i know tamiya is or was pretty good but ive been out of the game a long time, thanks and i look forward to probing more with search and questions as time goes on

[Dann Falk]

What is the scale?
What is the price?
What is your skill level?
What do you want to do with this Ship?

So many questions

[infinite_one]

theres only one tamiya yamato available that i know of, my apologies for not listing details

SKU TAM78025
Manufacturer Tamiya
UPC 4950344780259
Dimensions 29.88" x 10.63" x 6.00"
Scale 1/350

200.00 roughly, ive built well 10 years or so ago and am getting into the hobby from scratch mostly, i figure something so time consuming and details will allow me to get a nice sized set up back up to build them. itll be a side project with my sons snap together models (hes 3 no glue and is still supervised)

[infinite_one]

thats 200$ USD

[Dann Falk]

It sounds like a great family project.

I too haven't built any Tamiya models in a log time, so I just don't know...

Check out this link: http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/ ... /index.htm

You might want to buy some of the extra items if you want to go all out building the Yamato.

In my opinion this Yamato model looks great!

Have Fun!

[hisashi]

Here is an example of this model, finished with some optional parts (metal barrel etc.).

ttp://schizophonic9.com/re3/tamiya_yamato_f.html

Perhaps another option is to buy another Tamiya Yamato TAM78030, released 2 years later than TAM78025, a little number of revised parts with old kit. It's much cheaper. $200 for TAM78025, by a brand-new die following all information after she was found at the sea, sounds fair.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BBO0Y96

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005AFB194