Wikipedia tells me that SOC Seagulls were introduced in November, 1935. Navsource does not have dates for when they went aboard Arizona, but does show she had them. And though she had other, earlier "colorful biplane"-types, they are "obscure" in the model world, and would be a serious challenge to find (if they even exist.) The SOC Seagull was more common, and "legendary," making models of them more likely.

And indeed of you google/run a search for-->1/200 SOC Seagull Yao's

You will find Yao's Studio kit number Lyr200220--which is a printed Seagull--and Lyr200220dx, which is a kit of a Seagull with a catapult. They will turn up in your search available from various eBay vendors. Choose whichever one you want to order from. Be careful...this kit is offered in multiple scales. Be sure you are getting the 1/200 version you want. Verify the kit number. Lyr200220 is 1/200 scale. Lyr144220 would be 1/144 scale, Lyr700220 would be 1/700 scale, and so forth. So, pay attention.