CV Junyo & Hiyo Camo Deck Variant 1 — 1-1800 Scale Flight Deck Decal

CV Junyo & Hiyo Camo Deck Variant 1 — 1-1800 Scale Flight Deck Decal This 1-1800 scale deck decal is designed for WWII Imperial Japanese Navy miniature warship collections and naval wargaming.
Detailed 1-1800 scale waterslide deck decal representing IJN Junyo and Hiyo in the flight-deck variant shown. Apply over a properly prepared and gloss-coated model surface using normal waterslide-decal techniques.
 
Historical Information
Junyo and Hiyo were converted from unfinished passenger liners into aircraft carriers. Both served in Japan’s Pacific carrier force. Hiyo was lost at the Philippine Sea in June 1944; Junyo survived the war after damage curtailed her service.
 
Key Historical Details:
Commissioned: Junyo: 3 May 1942; Hiyo: 31 July 1942
Class: Hiyo class
Number in Class: 2
Primary Theater: Pacific
Major Operation: Solomons campaign and Battle of the Philippine Sea; Junyo also participated in the Aleutian operation
Aircraft Complement: Approximately 53 aircraft capacity per ship; actual air groups varied by date
Final Disposition: Hiyo: sunk on 20 June 1944; Junyo: survived the war and was scrapped in 1946–1947
Unique Detail: Converted passenger liners with an island incorporating an angled funnel.
 
Model Compatibility
This decal is specifically sized for Ghukek miniature 3D-printed ships.
Miniatures from different manufacturers may vary in flight-deck dimensions, elevator placement, weapons positions, island location, and other structural details, so decals are not automatically interchangeable between manufacturers.