Super Drawings 16031.Kaga

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Super Drawings 16031.Kaga
about 80 pages • 120 renders • 1 × double B2 sheet with scale drawings • Gloss coated paper • Format (sizes): A4 (210×297 mm) • Booklet binding Japanese aircraft carrier “Kaga”. She was initially being built as a battleship, but as a result of a coincidence she became one of the first large carriers in history. She was a part of Japanese Kid? Butai, a group of carriers that decided about the power of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the first half-year of the war in Pacific. After a daring attack on Pearl Harbor followed by a series of further victories there was a reversal during the battle of Midway, when “Kaga” and three accompanying carriers were destroyed which ultimately buried Japan’s chances for winning the war.