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I am thrilled to finally reveal the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) Kongo-class Aegis destroyer, which took me 6 days to create! This is the result of my utmost effort, driven by the determination to sell it for a maximum of $165. I started working on it immediately after finishing the low-poly version of the Kongo-class Aegis destroyer.

The Kongo-class Aegis destroyer is a Japanese Aegis destroyer based on the early design of the US Navy's Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. It boasted the largest size among JMSDF warships until the introduction of the Atago-class destroyers and Hyuga-class helicopter destroyers.

For reference, the production was initially planned for 5 days. However, because I attended the Climate Environment Forum midway through, I could not do much 3D modeling on that day. As a result, the timeline was extended by 1 day, and it was finally completed on the 6th day.

By the way, this warship is also the very first high-poly JMSDF vessel I have ever created!

The next 3D model I plan to build is China's state-of-the-art fighter jet, the J-20. Since the second semester of university is starting soon, it will likely be completed after the semester begins.