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Tamiya 1/48 Military - Japanese Light Vehicle Kurogane - 32558

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Tamiya 1/48 Military - Japanese Light Vehicle Kurogane - 32558The Tamiya 1 48 Japanese Light Vehicle Kurogane (32558) reproduces the Kurogane Type 95 Japan's first indigenously developed four wheel drive light vehicle and one of the most distinctive Japanese military vehicles of the Second World War. Small and utilitarian, the Kurogane served as a staff car and liaison vehicle across all theatres of the Pacific War, carrying officers and dispatches with a motorcycle derived air cooled engine. Its unusual front

The Tamiya 1/48 Japanese Light Vehicle Kurogane (32558) reproduces the Kurogane Type 95 — Japan's first indigenously developed four-wheel-drive light vehicle and one of the most distinctive Japanese military vehicles of the Second World War. Small and utilitarian, the Kurogane served as a staff car and liaison vehicle across all theatres of the Pacific War, carrying officers and dispatches with a motorcycle-derived air-cooled engine. Its unusual front-end styling and compact dimensions make it instantly recognisable.

A charming and unusual Japanese military vehicle in 1/48 scale.

Kit highlights:

  • Accurate 1/48 Kurogane Type 95 light utility car
  • Distinctive Japanese small car profile faithfully reproduced
  • IJA marking options for Pacific theatre
  • A rarely modelled but instantly recognisable Japanese subject
  • Ideal companion to Japanese aircraft and infantry sets

Please note: Cement and paints required, sold separately.

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