AFV JAPAN

It is a Finemolds Ground Self-Defense Force 60 type armored car. The marking was the 4th Tank Battalion, Camp Kusu, Ohita pref. 1991. It is easy to make as a whole, and it is also good to wear a partially connected track.

I made a Finemolds Type 61 tank. The special etched parts affect the performance of this vehicle. It is good that the partially connected track is easy to assemble. I'm not sure if the decal was not in the first place or if I lost it, but I had a hard time losing it.

Finemolds type 3 medium tank Chi-Nu. I used Vision Models connected track of Chi-Ha. Perhaps because Chi-Nu is large, there are not enough tracks, so I cut and pasted the belt-style footwear a little and connected it.

This is the Finemolds Japanese Tank Type 1 Chi-He and a Vision model connected track for Chi-Ha. I chose the 5th Tank Regiment Headquarters, Colonel Sugimoto. It was in August 1945, in Saitama Prefecture Japan.

This is Finemolds Type 94 6-Wheeled Truck. The marking is the 11th tank regiment; it was Shumshu Island at the war's end. I combined my drum kit.

I built a Finemolds type 4 medium tank Chi-To. The track is a belt type, but if you carefully wind it, it will look quite realistic. I was weathering with the idea that it was a tank used for homeland defense in Japan, however before I knew it, the tone was the same as usual.

It is a Finemolds Type2 Ho-I tank. I used an Imperial Army Type 97 movable track by Vision Models. I bought it again because the current kit has been changed to a partially connected track. The body is bigger than other tanks of the Imperial Army.

These days, Finemolds Chi-Ha is still a belt-type track. The slack expression was difficult, but it worked out. The marking of this tank is the 9th tank regiment 5th company in Saipan Is. 1944. Is the weathering too much...

Finemolds type 94 light armored car. The track is belt type, so it is adjusted to hang a little. The marking was the commander car of the second independent light armored car company of the Chinese front in 1937 as in the manual.

This is the Finemolds Light Armed Car Type 97 Te-Ke building note. The assembly of the connecting non-movable caterpillar took a lot of work. It's the smallest tank model I've ever built.