A-150 Super Yamato (Omi) 1/1800 Scale (Qty.1)

Design A-150, also known as the Super Yamato class,[A 1] was an Imperial Japanese plan for a class of battleships. Begun in 1938–39, the design was mostly complete by 1941. However, so that a demand for other types of warships could be met, all work on Design A-150 was halted and no keels were laid. Authors William H. Garzke and Robert O. Dulin have argued that Design A-150 would have been the "most powerful battleships in history" because of the massive size of their main battery of six 510 mm (20 in) guns as well as numerous smaller caliber weapons Class overview Name: Design A-150 battleship Operators: Empire of Japan Imperial Japanese Navy Preceded by: Yamato class Planned: 2 Completed: 0 Cancelled: 2 General characteristics Type: Battleship Displacement: Approximately 70,000 long tons (78,000 short tons; 71,000 t)[1] Length: 263.0 m (863 ft) (est.) Beam: 38.9 m (128 ft) (est.) Propulsion: Unknown Armament: 6 × 510 mm (20.1 in)/45 caliber guns (2 × 3)[2] "Many" 100 mm (3.9 in)/65 caliber guns[3] Armor: Possibly a 460 mm (18 in) side belt; nothing more is given in source