Two new IJA kits from Finemolds scheduled for february, both are 1/35 and in plastic. Suitable for 1930s and up to 1945, i guess they should be of big interest to anyone with an interest in the IJA.
Pictures of prototypes
Pictures of prototypes
Pictures of prototypes
Pictures of prototypes
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I like that horse and wagon one, finemolds being my hero with all the IJA models
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Yes IJA subjects are my personal favorite and luckily FineMolds produces exceptional kits. They have a huge array of vehicles yet to be kitted, though!
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Glad to see another modeler who likes the pacific theater! Feel like I hardly see any imperial japan models. Still new to the hobby but already have a decent backlog. 3 Ho-Nis, 2 Chi-Has, the finemolds Type 5 Chi-Ri, and a 1/16 Type 4 Tankette🙃currently about to paint a 1/72 Ka-Tsu, then resuming the Ho-Ni I started. Safe to say I dived in head first
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Between Tamiya, FineMolds, Pit Road, Amusing, and resin I have about 25 different IJA AFV’s to complete.
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I haven’t heard of Pit Road, are they pretty good?
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Pit Road is fairly decent, they have a number of 1/35 IJA vehicles and some artillery in plastic, detailwise they are not far behind Finemolds.
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Yes, Pit Road is very good detail and their kits are very buildable.
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