CV Kaga battle of Midway — 1-1800 Scale Flight Deck Decal

CV Kaga battle of Midway — 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 Battle of Midway in June 1942. Apply over a properly prepared and gloss-coated model surface using normal waterslide-decal techniques.
 
Historical Information
Kaga was converted from an unfinished Tosa-class battleship and extensively rebuilt before the Pacific War. She served in Carrier Division 1 and was fatally damaged by American dive bombers at Midway on 4 June 1942.
 
Key Historical Details:
Commissioned: 31 March 1928
Class: Kaga; converted Tosa-class battleship
Number in Class: 1 completed carrier conversion
Primary Theater: Pacific and Indian Ocean
Major Operation: Battle of Midway
Aircraft Complement: A6M2 Zero fighters, D3A1 Val dive bombers, and B5N2 Kate attack aircraft
Final Disposition: Lost on 4 June 1942 after bomb damage and fires at Midway
Unique Detail: Battleship-hull conversion rebuilt with a single full-length flight deck.
 
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.