[Reproduce the scene of the field meeting of the Japanese Army]
――It is a set of 4 dolls of the Japanese Army officer who holds a field meeting on the front line.
――A model of two high-ranking officers who spread the map on the desk and plan their operations, an infantry unit officer who points to the target while standing, and a tank unit officer with binoculars with rich facial expressions and natural poses.
-Realistic reproduction of personal equipment such as officer's swords, holsters, figures, and binoculars cases.
--A wide variety of accessories such as desks and chairs, field telephones and bags, telephone line reels, small radios and generators, and infantry gun medicine pods are also included.
--Slide marks are available for class emblems and letters on wooden boxes.
--A map that can be cut out and used is printed on the explanatory diagram.
-Can be combined with a wide range of tanks and vehicles of the Japanese Army, such as the Type 97 medium tank and the Type 1 Ho-Ni tank.
[About military uniform]
--From the Sino-Japanese War to the Pacific War, Japanese Army officers wore the 98-type military uniform with a folded collar that was formalized in 1938.
――While the military uniforms of non-commissioned officers and soldiers were government-supplied, in principle, officers went to the battlefield with their own military uniforms.
――The Guntō also wore personal belongings, but there were various exteriors such as those with a scabbard covered with leather and those with a cloth wrapped around the handle, including differences in length and shape of the brim.
――In addition, the equipment of personal belongings was often seen in the pistols.
* The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )