The Type 95 "Ha-Go" was numerically the most important Japanese Light Tank of WWII with over 1,100 built between 1938 and 1943. Armed with a 37mm gun and two 7.7mm M.G.'s they were encountered on all fronts and gave rise to a number of variants. We also produce AFV crew suitable for this vehicle as FIG032
Amongst the variants of the Type 95 was the Type 98 which replaced the smaller Type 95 turret with the turret from the Ka-Mi amphibious tank still armed with a 37mm gun.
The Type 95 "Ha-Go" was numerically the most important Japanese Light Tank of WWII with over 1,100......Amongst these variants was the Type 4 "Ke-Nu"
The "Shi-Ki" medium tank Type 89B, was first used 1932 in the Shanghai Incident and went on to see combat in all subsequent actions, from Mongolia to the Philippines and even as late as 1945 in Manchuria and Korea against the Soviet Army.
This type represents the first type of Ka - Mi with the one piece detatchable front sponson. This kit has both front and rear flotation sponsons supplied seperately.
The Type 97 entered service in 1938 and remained in production until late 1943 with a combined total of 2,000 being built In 1942 it was decided to improve both the hull and turret design the result was the "Shinhoto". Armed with a 47mm canon and two 7.7mm MG's they saw action on all fronts.
