Dragon 6770 IJA Type 95 Light Tank Ha-Go Late Production 1/35

The Dragon 6770 IJA Type 95 Light Tank Ha-Go Late Production in 1/35 scale is a precisely reproduced plastic model kit of the light tank that formed the backbone of the armored forces of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II. The Ha-Go is one of the most recognizable Japanese armored vehicles, successfully used on many fronts—from the Chinese campaign, through battles in the Philippines and Malaysia, to the fights at Guadalcanal and Burma. The model represents the late production version, featuring improved armor, upgraded hatches, and minor construction modifications based on frontline experience.

Unique product features:

• Scale: 1/35 – the model offers excellent detail while maintaining appropriate proportions, making it ideal for dioramas and collections.
• Country of origin: Japan – the Ha-Go was the main light tank of Japanese armored forces from 1935 to 1945.
• Historical period: World War II – specifically the years 1937–1945, when it took part in operations in the Far East and Pacific.
• Material: high-quality plastic. The kit features crisp details, such as rivets, panel lines, tools, and observation instruments.
• Additions: The set includes precisely made individual track links for a realistic depiction of the running gear, as well as clear plastic elements to represent periscopes.
• The model does not include glue or paints, allowing the modeler to choose their own materials and painting techniques.
• Category: plastic model kit – perfect for enthusiasts of armored vehicles and Japanese WWII themes.

Why do we recommend this product?

Dragon 6770 is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers wishing to expand their collection with a unique and exotic armored vehicle. Thanks to clear instructions and well-designed parts, assembly is straightforward, and the wealth of detail will impress every military history enthusiast. We rate the build difficulty at 3/5 – the kit requires basic modeling skills and patience, but the final result is well worth the effort.

This model is perfect for building historical dioramas from the Asian front as well as for individual display in model collections. It is particularly valued by collectors seeking realistically rendered models from the operations of the Imperial Japanese Army.