Plastic model 1/72 ww. II Japanese Army Type 97 Medium Tank "Chiha" Late Production Type Saipan 1944 [DR7397]

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[Actual Vehicles]
When talking about the tanks of the Japanese Army during World War II, the Type 97 Medium Tank is an indispensable vehicle.
From the Sino-Japanese War in which the firecap was cut off and dropped in 1937, to every theater in the Pacific Ocean thereafter, and to every region including the Kuril Islands, it continued to fight as the main tank from the beginning of the war to the end of the war.
It was completed in 1937 (1938) and was formalized in that year.
It was equipped with a unique mechanism such as an air-cooled diesel engine equipped with a low and compact car body shape and asymmetrical shape of the left and right.
It was equipped with a unique seesaw type suspension system around the legs.
It was equipped with a main gun with a diameter of 18.4 and 57 mm. It has participated in actual combat since the Nomonhan Incident in July 1939 (1940).
After that, a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit reproducing the Type 97 Medium Tank developed by the Japanese Army during World War II has been used.
Later production models are accurately modeled using new molds.
The lower part of the car body is integrally molded using a slide mold. The shape as well as the lower part and side details are reproduced realistically.
The upper part of the car body is also made into a realistic shape using a belt type DS track.
The delicate shape of the turret is modeled using a slide mold. The details of the lower part and the side details are reproduced realistically.
The upper part of the car body is also made into a realistic shape using a belt type DS track.
The delicate shape of the turret is modeled using a slide mold. The details of the upper part of the car body is riveted and the details of the cooling air grill are not to be missed.
Later production models are modeled using a slide mold. The details of the upper part of the car body is also made into a realistic shape using rivets and the details of the cooling air grill.
Also, the delicate shape of the turret is modeled using a slide mold. The details of the upper part of the car body is also made into a realistic shape using rivets and the details of the cooling air grill.
Also, the delicate shape of the turret is modeled using a slide mold. The details of the upper part of the car body is also made into a realistic shape using rivets and the details of the cooling air grill.
Also, the delicate shape of the turret is modeled using a slide mold. It can be assembled using a slide mold. The details of the exhaust pipe cover are