JN040 Type 95 "Ha-Go" Light Tank (1 Viewer)

Hello Romario,
Best immediately available data as follows:
Characteristics of WWII Japanese Tank, Light, Type 95 ‘Ha-Go’
Weight (lbs): 16,314 lbs (7400 kg)
Length (ft. in.): 14’ 4” (4.38m)
Width (ft. in.): 6’ 9” (2.057m)
Height (ft. in.): 7’ 2” (2.184m)
Armor (max. mm.) 12mm
Armament: 1 37mm, 2 m.g.
Engine: Mitsubishi diesel (Model NVD 6120 six-cylinder air cooled)
Brake horsepower: 120hp at 1800rpm
Speed (m.p.h.): 28mph
Range (miles): 156mi (250km)
Crew: 3

Arnhem Jim
Arizona Territory
 
Yeah, pretty sure he means the K & C version..................
 
Hi Romario,

Welcome to the forum. I own the tank and just measured it for you. It's approx. 6" long, 3" wide, and just a little over 3" from bottom to top of turret (without figure).

It's a little guy (probably the smallest tank among my collection) but has a nice three-color camo pattern and average detail. Good weathering. Turret is movable. The figure is just okay (doesn't look very Asian but pose isn't too bad). Not to get into a price debate but IMO, a little on the high side at $189. I believe I read that another variation may be released but that does not always happen. I would like to see a few Japanese without bases or sitting for placement on the tank - one never knows.

Hope this helps you.

Here's a few pictures to help you see it better:


Imperial Japanese Navy (7) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


Beach Defensive by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


War in the Pacific Battlefield by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

Let me know if you pick one up, and if so, your thoughts. Always enjoy reading how others like a particular item.
 
WesternOutlaw said:
Hi Romario,

Welcome to the forum. I own the tank and just measured it for you. It's approx. 6" long, 3" wide, and just a little over 3" from bottom to top of turret (without figure).

It's a little guy (probably the smallest tank among my collection) but has a nice three-color camo pattern and average detail. Good weathering. Turret is movable. The figure is just okay (doesn't look very Asian but pose isn't too bad). Not to get into a price debate but IMO, a little on the high side at $189. I believe I read that another variation may be released but that does not always happen. I would like to see a few Japanese without bases or sitting for placement on the tank - one never knows.

Hope this helps you.

Here's a few pictures to help you see it better:


Imperial Japanese Navy (7) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


Beach Defensive by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


War in the Pacific Battlefield by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

Let me know if you pick one up, and if so, your thoughts. Always enjoy reading how others like a particular item.
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WoW Beautiful And thanks a lot for you help !!

It would also be the smallest tank for my now save a little over 2 years and have a winter tiger 1 tiger 2 Porsche and the Jagdpanther Ausf.G1 the most special the stug winter Where the only 149 made of
I have them all on one Dio

Now I look for something from Japanese I find the camo very nice The prices are IDD very high the good old days you had a big tank for the price of a small tank today I'm not sure yet if I'm a make a diorama of just place iT Some weare


Once again super thanks for you post
 
WesternOutlaw said:
Hi Romario,

Welcome to the forum. I own the tank and just measured it for you. It's approx. 6" long, 3" wide, and just a little over 3" from bottom to top of turret (without figure).

It's a little guy (probably the smallest tank among my collection) but has a nice three-color camo pattern and average detail. Good weathering. Turret is movable. The figure is just okay (doesn't look very Asian but pose isn't too bad). Not to get into a price debate but IMO, a little on the high side at $189. I believe I read that another variation may be released but that does not always happen. I would like to see a few Japanese without bases or sitting for placement on the tank - one never knows.

Hope this helps you.

Here's a few pictures to help you see it better:


Imperial Japanese Navy (7) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


Beach Defensive by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


War in the Pacific Battlefield by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

Let me know if you pick one up, and if so, your thoughts. Always enjoy reading how others like a particular item.
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G'day Rob,
Many thanks for posting some of your great pix of our Japanese tank.

Now, as to your opinion that the price of this little gem was a tad too high ...My apologies...

Alas the workers in China are no longer satisfied with just being rewarded with a bowl of rice...a pair of free chopsticks and the occasional sound thrashing from the 'Foreign Devils'...Ah for the good old days!

Best wishes and happy collecting,
Andy.
 
I'm rapt in my K&C Japanese tank. I thought it was a perfect compliment to my jungle scene. Regards Greg.

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King & Country said:
G'day Rob,
Many thanks for posting some of your great pix of our Japanese tank.

Now, as to your opinion that the price of this little gem was a tad too high ...My apologies...

Alas the workers in China are no longer satisfied with just being rewarded with a bowl of rice...a pair of free chopsticks and the occasional sound thrashing from the 'Foreign Devils'...Ah for the good old days!
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Hi Andy, many of my pictures, compliments, and suggestions to you and K&C seem to get quickly bumped or few to no responses, but I had a feeling my price comment would draw a response. Almost removed it after posting. You know I love your products and have a small fortune invested in my K&C collection, a hobby that I really enjoy. I try to be fair and honest in all my comments and generally reserve them to items I own - please note that I still bought this little guy. Most of my collection is from the past few years only (missed out on those "good old days" that you mentioned) and have paid some very high costs from the 2nd hand market for pieces that I really wanted. Still looking for a few.

I doubt that I will ever visit you in Hong Kong but if I ever do, I'd love to help negotiate those manufacturing costs. You mentioned a bowl of rice and a pair of free chopsticks. I'd throw in a few sugar cubes. {sm4}

Thank you for taking the time to acknowledge my pictures and comments.

Very Respectfully,
 
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Here a picture of the Type 95 "Ha-Go" Light Tank in my SINGAPORE jungle diorama
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Harrie
 
And here's some Marines sneaking up on one from behind !{sm4}

Steve

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A close photo of the tank, revealing the great detail. Regards Greg.
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Greg, Steve, Harrie: fantastic images! Most impressive Pacific dioramas.

My own modest tabletop photographed just a few minutes ago. Think I'm running out of space on my table.

EDIT: I am up-to-date on the new USMC (excluding March dispatches which are not yet available).
EDIT: This topic has turned into a neat little thread.


Pacific Battlefield by Western Outlaw, on Flickr
 
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