Type 95 Ha-Go Tank with Short Wave Radio (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- Type 95 is a main battle tank adopted in 1935.
- Ha-go is a secret name given in the order of development and indicates the third development tank in alphabetical order.
- In the 1930s, the Type 89 was slow and people were dissatisfied with pursuit.
- Also, the gun was a low muzzle velocity gun for infantry support and was insufficient for anti-tank.
- Also, since it was thought that a certain amount would be required, it was also required to be inexpensive.
- The armor was set to a maximum of 12mm, as it was thought that it was sufficient to withstand machine gunfire at the time of prosperity.
- Once production began, it was deployed on all fronts and fought hard as the main force of the Japanese army.
- A radio was not initially installed, but later vehicles were made that were equipped with an antenna similar to the Chi-Ha vehicle.

Item Size/Weight : 30 x 20.1 x 4.6 cm / 168g