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Released in June 2013
TAMIYA 1/35 Japanese Army Type 1 Artillery Tank (with 6 figures). The only Japanese combat vehicle that destroyed a U.S. military tank, Type 1 gun tank, has been renewed with new packaging and dolls added! TMM331 Ishiki Housen Released June 2013
[Product Introduction]
TAMIYA 1/35 Japanese Army Type 1 Artillery Tank (comes with 6 figures). The Type 1 artillery tank was officially called the Type 1 7cm semi-self-propelled gun, and was given the secret name Honi Kuruma Type 1 (Honi 1). This Type 1 artillery tank was built on the chassis of the Type 97 medium tank, which was the main battle tank of the Japanese Army at the time, with an open-top battle compartment and was equipped with a powerful 75mm gun that was an improvement on the Type 90 field gun. Production began in the latter half of 1945, and 138 vehicles were produced by the end of the war. It is said that a Type 1 tank assigned to a mobile artillery regiment in a tank division fought deadly battles in the Philippines and elsewhere against the superior American military. In addition, after the war, the American military who tested it evaluated the Type 1 gun tank as ``the only Japanese combat vehicle that was able to destroy all U.S. tanks.'' The open-top battle room is modeled with a high degree of realism.The 75mm gun has been accurately reproduced, including the parking aircraft and the gun mount, and can be moved up, down, left and right.The car body with prominent rivets and uniquely configured suspension are also finished with a three-dimensional feel. Renewal points The package has been renovated with new box art The tracks have been changed to adhesive material, making it easier to assemble In addition to the gunner and loader figures, four dynamic Japanese soldier figures have been added. Rank insignia slides Added marks to realistically model the powerful figure equipped with a 75mm gun. A set of 4 dynamic infantry figures. The open-top battle compartment has been modeled with a high degree of realism, and the main gun has been precisely reproduced, including the parking aircraft and gun mount. Includes loader and gunner figures. The track is a belt type that can be glued and painted. The suspension has a unique structure that gives it a three-dimensional feel.
[Product specifications]
1/35 scale size: Total length 170mm, total width 67mm Unpainted assembly kit □
TAMIYA 1/35 Japanese Army Type 1 Artillery Tank (with 6 figures). The only Japanese combat vehicle that destroyed a U.S. military tank, Type 1 gun tank, has been renewed with new packaging and dolls added! TMM331 Ishiki Housen Released June 2013
[Product Introduction]
TAMIYA 1/35 Japanese Army Type 1 Artillery Tank (comes with 6 figures). The Type 1 artillery tank was officially called the Type 1 7cm semi-self-propelled gun, and was given the secret name Honi Kuruma Type 1 (Honi 1). This Type 1 artillery tank was built on the chassis of the Type 97 medium tank, which was the main battle tank of the Japanese Army at the time, with an open-top battle compartment and was equipped with a powerful 75mm gun that was an improvement on the Type 90 field gun. Production began in the latter half of 1945, and 138 vehicles were produced by the end of the war. It is said that a Type 1 tank assigned to a mobile artillery regiment in a tank division fought deadly battles in the Philippines and elsewhere against the superior American military. In addition, after the war, the American military who tested it evaluated the Type 1 gun tank as ``the only Japanese combat vehicle that was able to destroy all U.S. tanks.'' The open-top battle room is modeled with a high degree of realism.The 75mm gun has been accurately reproduced, including the parking aircraft and the gun mount, and can be moved up, down, left and right.The car body with prominent rivets and uniquely configured suspension are also finished with a three-dimensional feel. Renewal points The package has been renovated with new box art The tracks have been changed to adhesive material, making it easier to assemble In addition to the gunner and loader figures, four dynamic Japanese soldier figures have been added. Rank insignia slides Added marks to realistically model the powerful figure equipped with a 75mm gun. A set of 4 dynamic infantry figures. The open-top battle compartment has been modeled with a high degree of realism, and the main gun has been precisely reproduced, including the parking aircraft and gun mount. Includes loader and gunner figures. The track is a belt type that can be glued and painted. The suspension has a unique structure that gives it a three-dimensional feel.
[Product specifications]
1/35 scale size: Total length 170mm, total width 67mm Unpainted assembly kit □
