1/16 JGSDF Tank Crew Set
$17.00
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■Product Description
[Enhances the realism of the 1/16 Type 10 tank] ●This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the tank crew of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force in 1/16 scale. ●The standing gunner is modeled holding an 89-type rifle and looking around, while the half-figure commander is modeled looking forward from the hatch. ●Includes clear parts for goggles and decals for rank insignia and name tags. ●Further enhances the appeal of 1/16 RC and display-type Type 10 tanks.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 36316
Scale: 1/16
JAN: 4950344363162
■Remarks
[Regarding Clothing] Tank crews of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force wear armored helmets with built-in headsets so they can communicate even inside the roaring vehicle, and goggles to protect their eyes from sand and dust. The combat uniform is basically the same as that of the infantry, but there is also equipment unique to the armored corps, such as jackets with handles on the back to pull crew members out of the vehicle in emergencies, and boots with large hook-and-loop fasteners so they can be quickly removed. In addition, when operating outside the vehicle, they wear Type 88 helmets, and gunners and drivers are required to carry Type 89 rifles.
1/16 JGSDF Tank Crew Set
$17.00
[Enhances the realism of the 1/16 Type 10 tank] ●This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the tank crew of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force in 1/16 scale. ●The standing gunner is modeled holding an 89-type rifle and looking around, while the half-figure commander is modeled looking forward from the hatch. ●Includes clear parts for goggles and decals for rank insignia and name tags. ●Further enhances the appeal of 1/16 RC and display-type Type 10 tanks.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 36316
Scale: 1/16
JAN: 4950344363162
■Remarks
[Regarding Clothing] Tank crews of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force wear armored helmets with built-in headsets so they can communicate even inside the roaring vehicle, and goggles to protect their eyes from sand and dust. The combat uniform is basically the same as that of the infantry, but there is also equipment unique to the armored corps, such as jackets with handles on the back to pull crew members out of the vehicle in emergencies, and boots with large hook-and-loop fasteners so they can be quickly removed. In addition, when operating outside the vehicle, they wear Type 88 helmets, and gunners and drivers are required to carry Type 89 rifles.