CV Kaga attack on Pearl Harbor — 1-1800 Scale Flight Deck Decal

CV Kaga attack on Pearl Harbor 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 CV Kaga during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Apply over a properly prepared and gloss-coated model surface using normal waterslide-decal techniques.
 
Historical Information
Kaga began construction as a Tosa-class battleship but was converted to an aircraft carrier after the Washington Naval Treaty. Her original three-flight-deck arrangement was replaced during a major 1933–1935 reconstruction with a full-length flight deck and enlarged air group. Kaga served in Carrier Division 1 and was one of the six carriers of the Pearl Harbor strike force. She continued with the First Air Fleet through the opening Pacific campaigns before being destroyed at Midway.
 
Key Historical Details:
Commissioned: 31 March 1928
Class: Kaga — converted Tosa-class battleship
Number in Class: 1 carrier conversion of this type
Primary Theater: Pacific
Major Operation: Attack on Pearl Harbor; later Battle of Midway
Aircraft Complement: Pearl Harbor air group: 18 A6M2 Zero fighters, 27 B5N2 Kate attack aircraft, and 27 D3A1 Val dive bombers, plus spares
Final Disposition: Sunk on 4 June 1942 after multiple U.S. dive-bomber hits during the Battle of Midway
Unique Detail: Originally built as a battleship; her early carrier configuration used three superimposed flight decks before reconstruction.
 
 
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.