Hachette Space Battleship Yamato 2202 1/350 Die-Cast Model, About 95 cm, with Controller and Case
Hachette Space Battleship Yamato 2202 1/350 Die-Cast Model, About 95 cm, with Controller and Case
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| Figure | cm | in |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 95.0 cm | 37.4 in |
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Condition notes
Very Good. Completed 1/350 die-cast, official length about 95 cm. Lamps at the bow, hangar, engine, bridge, turrets and underside bay shown working. Sound and movement not tested here. Controller, base and glass case included; the case is cracked at one lower corner.
Assessed from photographs and descriptionReport dated 15 November 2026
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Hachette Collections Japan’s 1/350 die-cast model of the Space Battleship Yamato from Space Battleship Yamato 2202: Warriors of Love, completed from the weekly partwork issued from 2019 in 110 instalments. The official length is about 95 cm (about 37½ in). A dedicated controller, a long black display base and a glass display case are included. The controller is the official unit supplied with the partwork, with a Kadokawa mark on the panel.
This is a large, heavy table piece, built to show both the exterior of the ship and its inner workings. A side panel of armour can be lifted away to reveal a hangar packed with small craft and the wave-motion engine beyond. The wave-motion gun at the bow, the rear engine nozzle, the hangar, the bridge, the turrets and an underside bay are shown here with their lamps lit: blue at the bow, amber at the stern, and cooler lights along the hull and in the hangar. Sound and moving functions are provided for on the controller; they have not been tested here.
Condition is Very Good. The model itself presents cleanly, with no conspicuous marks on the hull in these views, and the lamps shown are working. The glass display case that accompanies it is cracked at one lower corner. The set has been used and displayed; the removable side armour is present and is shown both in place and lifted off, lying on the base beside the controller.
The 2202 Yamato is a longer ship in the story than the earlier designs, and this 1/350 model is about 95 cm against the roughly 77 cm of earlier kits at the same scale. Hachette’s partwork was intended to carry lights, sound and moving parts, operated from a single controller, and to open at the flank so that the hangar and the engine could be seen. This example is offered as a completed build, about a metre long, with its controller, base and case. It will need a long shelf or cabinet; at nearly a metre it is not a small desk ornament, and the case adds a little to its length. The case glass is cracked, and sound and movement have not been tried here.
Packed for dispatch at 120 × 55 × 50 cm, 16 kg.

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