The Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tank in the version with modified running gear for Manchuria, 1:100 scale.
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The Type 95 Ha-Go was a Japanese light tank of the 1930s that Japan used throughout the Second World War. It was light, fast and lightly armored, carried a 37 mm gun and had a crew of three. The version with modified running gear, known as the Manchurian one, came about for service in Manchuria, where the suspension had trouble on hard and uneven ground. It is exactly the different arrangement of the wheels that sets this version apart from an ordinary Ha-Go at a glance.
In 1:100 scale the vehicle is only a few centimeters long, so it suits a mass scene, a collection of vehicles in a single scale and a gaming table alike. The Ha-Go is also a subject that appears less often in the usual scales than European vehicles, so among German and Allied vehicles in a display case it catches the eye at once.
The form and the contents of the package are given by the manufacturer on the packaging; follow the instructions when assembling as well. Wash and degrease the parts before painting and apply the paint in several thin coats, because in this scale a heavy coat hides the fine surface detail. Late Japanese camouflage schemes tended to be multi-colored, so it pays to spray the transitions between the patches from a distance and then only even them out slightly. Brush dust off a finished model with a soft brush.
Paints, glue and a base are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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