--Type 97 medium tank photo collection (from Chiha to new turret Chiha) With masking sheet and painting commentary sheet supervised by Japanese tank researcher Kazunori Yoshikawa, author of Ikaros Publishing Co., Ltd.
[About the model]
――If you are a Japanese modeler, you want to try making Japanese tanks at least once.
――However, when you face the kit, you are wondering what happened with the unique camouflage painting.
――Yes, the question of how to paint that yellow belt.
――I definitely want to make a Japanese tank, but it seems difficult to paint, so a kit that lowers the hurdle of such feelings at once is now available!
――We have prepared a special masking sheet cut into the shape of the yellow belt so that you can paint this yellow belt, which is included to make it difficult to understand the silhouette and posture of the tank.
-In addition, a color painting drawing with a color illustration drawn by Japanese tank researcher Kazunori Yoshikawa is also included.
――Of course, the masking sheet is also supervised by Mr. Kazunori Yoshikawa.
--The Chi-Ha vehicle, a tank that represents Japan. If you take this opportunity to pick it up and enjoy the unique camouflage finish, this is a special kit that we will deliver with that in mind!
[Major features]
--Reproduce the Type 97 medium tank operated by the Japanese Army in World War II
--With camouflage masking sheet. The seat is manufactured in Japan with a completely exclusive design
――By masking the yellow belt part of the car body, you can easily finish the camouflage peculiar to Japanese tanks.
--With a painting commentary sheet using illustrations drawn by Mr. Kazunori Yoshikawa
-The tank body uses parts made by Dragon model
--Modeling the early model that was formalized in 1937
-The track is a partially assembled NEO track, and natural slack can be easily and realistically reproduced.
――Adopting slide molds for each part, pursuing ease of assembly as well as shape
--Overall length when completed: Approximately 160mm
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )