Type 89 Kou (late) and Type 95 Ha-Go [2 in 1] FV510

Type 89 Kou (late) and Type 95 Ha-Go [2 in 1] FV510Japanese Type 89 Medium Tanks serial production began in 1931. It entered service in Japanese Imperial Army one year later, in 1932, and soon became the main tank of it. It required a crew of 4. Its armament consisted of Type 90 57mm gun and 2 Type 91 6,5mm machine guns. Final production version of Type 89 tank OTSU was the first mass produced tank with a diesel engine in the world. Type 89 tanks of different versions saw action in the Second Sino

Its fire power and protective armor made it the dominating factor on all battle fields during the years 1943-44

gun mantlet

The tank consists of a large caliber smoothbore gun which can launch missiles

★The intrepid form of the GT3 is perfectly captured as an assembly model

following the completion of further proving trials

an engine in the centre of gravity of the airframe and a solid 37 mm cannon

From December of 1943 to March of 1945

It entered service with a number of Warsaw Pact member states beginning in 1950

width: 61mm

counter-insurgency

and creating smoke screens

- Realistic Churchill Mk