[Machine Translation] The miracle of the Showa period that led the Japanese people's wish to the South Pole The miraculous ship that made the impossible possible - the feat of berthing at the South Pole is revived in "Adult Chogokin". After the war, when Japan was recovering from the devastation, Soya set sail with the people's "dream" to go to Antarctica. Now, at a time of hardship, Soya will once again set sail with the thoughts of the people on board. ......... Kazumi Takao (former third-seat navigator of the Soya) The "miracle" of the Antarctic berthing is reproduced in 1/250 scale, overcoming many hardships. Reproduction of the highest single side angle of 62 degrees Soya suffered a roll of up to 62 degrees in the storm zone off the coast of Cape Town, but was able to overcome it with flying colors. This other miracle can be reproduced by using the display stand. Postwar Japan rejoiced at the many miracles Soya performed. Overcoming many difficult situations, Soya brought many achievements to Antarctic observation. The bow of the icebreaker was the most significant modification made to Soya when she was converted to an Antarctic research vessel. An icebreaker must use its bow and its own weight to break through the ice in front of it. The bow was made of 25 mm-thick steel plates, with a sharp angle of 27 to the waterline, and the anchor celerity was repositioned. An observation radar was newly installed in front of the navigation radar mast on the navigation bridge. The watchtower, which was located in the center of the forward mast when the ship was a lighthouse supply ship, was moved to the top of the radar structure. Although Soya's radar was made in the U.S., the ship was still dependent on foreign products not only for radar but also for precision machinery, such as the use of a Swiss-made chronometer. / Bulge The bulge, which is mounted below the waterline on the side of Soya's hull to increase buoyancy and resilience, was one of the additional parts. When breaking ice, water is injected into the tank inside the bulge, causing the hull to tilt to the left or right. After charging in icy waters (repeated forward and backward motion for breaking ice), the ship is forced to roll over to break free from the ice sheet on which it has been placed, and the restoring power to return the ship to its original angle and the durability of the double structure are important in this process. A helicopter landing deck was newly constructed at the rear of the observation ship. The helicopter performed a very important mission, such as carrying in and out materials as well as reconnaissance of ice conditions in its path. On the landing deck, movie screenings were held, and when the ship crossed the equator from the Indian Ocean, an "Equator Festival" was held to pray for safe navigation and to allow the crew to relax. (The "miracle ship" revived as a completed product. ) "Main body" / LED lights inside the ship are lit by an ON/OFF switch. The crane can be moved manually. Towing chain is reproduced with metal chain. Screw propeller and rudder are manually movable. Safety net at the rear of the hull is reproduced with etched parts. The hatch can be opened and closed. Two helicopters can be mounted inside. Display stand" - Can be displayed in the image of Antarctica when berthing at Antarctica. The display stand is equipped with a pole with a light-emitting gimmick that allows you to adjust the lighting position. The display stand is equipped with a pole with a light-emitting gimmick, which allows the lighting position to be adjusted. The miraculous ship that became a symbol of Japan's postwar recovery - the day Japan became one. (Contents) Soya, display stand, sea level plate, name plate, ice/sea plate (A/B), tweezers, mini figure (human) x 30, mini figure (dog) x 22, drum can (large) 1 set, drum can (small) x 10 sets, luggage (large) x 2 sets, luggage (small) x 4 set, Cessna, dog sled, 4 snowmobiles, 2 helicopters, AC adapter for display stand [batteries: AA x 6 (sold separately)