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《vs-98》艦船模型スペシャルNo.98
All About the Hatsuharu-Class Destroyers and Chidori-Class Torpedo Boats

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艦船模型スペシャル No.97

●特集：日本海軍艦艇建造思想の変換点　初春型駆逐艦 / 千鳥型水雷艇のすべて

ロンドン海軍軍縮条約では補助艦艇の建造が制限され、駆逐艦個艦の排水量は1,850トン以下、うち1,500トン超は合計排水量の16％以内と定められた。すでに特型駆逐艦24隻を保有していた日本海軍は、1,400トン級の艦しか建造できず、特型より280トン小さい船体に同等の兵装を備えた初春型を計画・建造した。また、600トン以下は制限外だったため、駆逐艦並みの兵装を持つ千鳥型水雷艇を建造した。両艦とも小型ながら重武装で上部構造物も大きく、トップヘピーとなった。昭和9年、水雷艇「千鳥」の転覆（友鶴事件）をきっかけに、復原性と船体強度を改善する大改修が行われた。今号では、初春型と千鳥型の変遷や各艦の特徴を実艦資料を基に解説する。

【解説】初春型駆逐艦の特徴と相違点及び年時変遷性能改善後～最終時　藤田高史
駆逐艦子日竣工時（アオシマ1/700）小中祐希
駆逐艦初春バルジ装着時（アオシマ1/700）鯨水庵八十八
【解説】初春型竣工時の艦容を推測　畑中省吾
駆逐艦初春開戦時（アオシマ1/700）小中祐希
駆逐艦初春最終時（アオシマ1/700）打木進太郎
駆逐艦若葉開戦時（アオシマ1/700 改造）光武玲
駆逐艦若葉最終時（アオシマ1/700 改造）山科海軍工廠
駆逐艦初霜開戦時＆最終時（アオシマ1/700）koima
【解説】「初霜」の艦橋天蓋に装備した手動回転式逆探を考察　山崎剛
駆逐艦有明最終時（アオシマ1/700 改造）村山弘之

千鳥型水雷艇

【解説】千鳥型水雷艇の年時変遷と各艇の相違点性能改善後～最終時
津々浦廉太郎（駆逐艦模型研究室）
性能改善後の艦容を追って
千鳥型三隻の比較製作（ピットロード1/700）佐藤美夫
【解説】ベネジアン塗料の栄枯盛衰　瀬野有史
水雷艇千鳥友鶴事件時（ピットロード1/700 改造）打木進太郎

Special Kit Review

みのり with Honda 船外機 BF350（マックスファクトリー1/20）Ken-1

連載

ホビーランドスタッフネエサンのおふねのみかた
海表現の理論と実践第3回　早野治朗
艦船ソリッド入門：「エンプレス・オブ・ブリテン」　鎌倉巧

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Vessel Model Special No.97

●Feature: The Turning Point in the Construction Philosophy of the Imperial Japanese Navy – All About the *Hatsuharu*-Class Destroyers and *Chidori*-Class Torpedo Boats

Under the London Naval Treaty, the construction of auxiliary warships was restricted — the standard displacement of destroyers was limited to under 1,850 tons, and ships over 1,500 tons could not exceed 16% of the total tonnage. Having already possessed 24 vessels of the *Special Type* destroyers, the Imperial Japanese Navy was limited to building ships of around 1,400 tons. Thus, the *Hatsuharu*-class destroyers were designed and constructed with the same heavy armament as the *Special Type*, but within a smaller hull of 280 tons less displacement. Meanwhile, ships under 600 tons were exempt from treaty restrictions, leading to the development of the *Chidori*-class torpedo boats — small but heavily armed vessels comparable to destroyers. Both classes, though compact, were heavily top-weighted due to their large superstructures and dense weaponry. In 1934, the capsizing of the torpedo boat *Chidori* (the “Tomozuru Incident”) prompted major modifications to improve stability and hull strength. This issue presents detailed analyses of the evolution and characteristics of each ship in the *Hatsuharu* and *Chidori* classes, based on historical documents and blueprints.

Feature: Hatsuharu-Class Destroyers / Chidori-Class Torpedo Boats

[Analysis] Characteristics, differences, and design evolution of the *Hatsuharu*-class destroyers — from post-modification to final configuration by Takashi Fujita
Destroyer *Nenohi* — As Completed (Aoshima 1/700) by Yuki Konaka
Destroyer *Hatsuharu* — With Bulge Fitted (Aoshima 1/700) by Kujirami-an Yasoha
[Analysis] Reconstructing the appearance of the *Hatsuharu*-class destroyers at the time of completion by Shogo Hatanaka
Destroyer *Hatsuharu* — At the Outbreak of War (Aoshima 1/700) by Yuki Konaka
Destroyer *Hatsuharu* — Final Configuration (Aoshima 1/700) by Shintaro Uchigi
Destroyer *Wakaba* — At the Outbreak of War (Aoshima 1/700, Modified) by Rei Mitsutake
Destroyer *Wakaba* — Final Configuration (Aoshima 1/700, Modified) by Yamashina Naval Arsenal
Destroyer *Hatsushimo* — Early and Final War Periods (Aoshima 1/700) by koima
[Analysis] Study on the manually-operated radar installed on *Hatsushimo*’s bridge canopy by Tsuyoshi Yamazaki
Destroyer *Ariake* — Final Configuration (Aoshima 1/700, Modified) by Hiroyuki Murayama

Related Special Features

[Special Feature] Building the *Mutsuki*-Class Destroyer *Mikazuki*
Destroyer *Mikazuki* (Yamashita Hobby 1/700) by Hiroyuki Murayama
Destroyer *Yugure* — 1937 (Aoshima 1/700, Modified) by Kujirami-an Yasoha
[Special Feature] The Ideal and Reality of U.S. Navy Treaty-Type Destroyer Design
DD-390 *Ralph Talbot* (Kraken Hobby 1/700) by Mikito Hayashi
[Special Feature] Design Plan No. F44 Destroyer
IJN F44 (1,000-ton Type) Destroyer (Scratch Build 1/700) by Yuji Seno

Chidori-Class Torpedo Boats

[Analysis] Development history and differences among *Chidori*-class torpedo boats — from post-modification to final configuration
by Rentaro Tsutsuura (Destroyer Model Research Laboratory)
Tracing the post-modification configurations — comparative builds of three *Chidori*-class torpedo boats (Pit-Road 1/700) by Yoshio Sato
[Analysis] The Rise and Fall of Venetian Paint in the Imperial Japanese Navy by Yuji Seno
Torpedo Boat *Chidori* — During the Tomozuru Incident (Pit-Road 1/700, Modified) by Shintaro Uchigi

Special Kit Review

*Minori* with Honda Outboard Motor BF350 (Max Factory 1/20) by Ken-1

Regular Series

How to Appreciate Ships — by the Hobbyland Staff Lady
Theory and Practice of Seascape Expression, Part 3 by Jiro Hayano
Introduction to Solid Ship Modeling: “Empress of Britain” by Takumi Kamakura
Ocean Liners of the World: Soviet Large Passenger Ships “Writer Class”
*Ivan Franko*, *Alexander Pushkin*, *Taras Shevchenko*, *Shota Rustaveli*, *Mikhail Lermontov* by Yoshiaki Nishimura
Label Archives: French Navy Fleet Oiler “La Seine” by Yoshiyuki Kono

Released on November 14, 2025
A4 size / 144 pages