Fine Molds FM-35027 1/35 Type 97 Chi-Ha Extra Armour Edition  [FM-35027]

Fine Molds 35027 - 1/35 FM27 Type 97 Chi-Ha with Additional Armor (Imperial Japanese Army Medium Tank)
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NZD$75.72
Brand:
Fine Molds
Model:
FM-35027
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Accurate 1/35 Type 97 Chi-Ha Fitted with Additional Armour

The Fine Molds FM-35027 kit recreates the Type 97 Chi-Ha in 1/35 scale, featuring added armour plates for a wartime appearance. Parts are crisply cast so modellers can achieve a convincing look once painted and weathered for display or diorama use.

Historical Role and Modelling Highlights

The Type 97 Chi-Ha served across multiple fronts and is notable for its role in the Imperial Japanese Army. This kit emphasises correct proportions and surface detail, making it useful both as a study piece and as an eye-catching build for collectors and scale enthusiasts.

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Assembly Type: Unassembled kit
  • Material: Plastic
  • Paint and decals: Not included

How long will this kit take to build?

Build time varies with skill and detail level; expect several sessions for careful assembly and finishing. Allow extra time for painting, weathering and decal placement.

Is this kit suitable for diorama projects?

Yes, the extra armour detail lends itself to realistic battlefield scenes. The kit's accurate profile helps when modelling terrain and crew interaction around the vehicle.

What paints and primers work best on this plastic?

A good plastic primer followed by acrylic or enamel paints gives reliable results. Test paints on spare parts and use thin coats for panel lines and weathering effects.

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