I-Go Japanese submarines

Here we go:

Nichimo:
1/200 IJN I-19 @$45 retail Plastic

Aoshima:
1/700 IJN I-1 and I-61 box set @$9.00 retail plastic
1/700 IJN I-400 @$9.00 retail plastic

Fijumi/Seaway:
1/700 I-15 and I-46 box set @$8.00 retail plastic

Tamiya:
1/700 I-16 I-58 box set @$8.50 retail plastic

Hasegawa:
1/700 I-370 I -68 box set @$8.50 retail plastic
1/700 I-361 I-171 box set @$8.50 retail plastic

Skywave:
1/700 I-9 and Ro-35 box set @$18.00 retail plastic
1/700 I-13 and I-14 box set @$19.00 retail plastic
1/700 I-400 and I-401 box set @$22.00 retail plastic

Resin:

Seawolf/Torpedo/Combat-Sub (Specialist submarine kits manufacturer)
(Kits combo plastic/resin/white metal)
All kits 1/350
IJN I-1 @$57.00 retail resin/white metal
IJN I-15 @$54.00 retail resin/white metal
IJN I-13 @$79.00 retail resin/white metal
IJN I-400 @$85.00 retail resin/white metal

Waveline:
1/700 IJN Ha-101 Ha-201 resin coastal submarines (WW2)


THat should get you started.

Steve,

With the exception of the smaller coastal boats which received an HA- designation, all IJN subs were I-boats. The designation is similar to the SS- system we used on USN boats, it carried across classes.

Jeff

Well, I'm learning more about this as I go. I was fascinated by the size of some of the I-boats, especially the looooonng monsters that I've seen some photos of. Anyway, I got some information to get me started, and I am sure that I'll get some more.

I was hoping that there would be some more material out there, and I was rewarded. I am interested in some of the less-well-publicized aspects of WW II; the Russians and the Japanese are my cup of tea.

Thanks to all who replied (or are going to.)

With best regards to all.

Steve Mack