The kit...







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Really nice job on that Type 89 Omar, I am looking forward to seeing this one as well!

Nice Job!!! looking forward to your next one ! Im sick of the tigers ,Sherman . nice to see something new !

Hi All and thanks by yours comments
I started with assembly, the model is ver similar to the old Tamiya, for example you mast to close the hull and the turret. Need almost nothing of model filler. Show you the first steps:











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If you want to make this model, be careful with the version that brings the box, the front door of the hull is the initial version (PE), or at least that seems depending on the photos I could get.
In the latest versions, the type of door is just like the one that comes with the plastic model, not the PE one. I hope that the people of Pit Road, when assembling the model, have done so with some reference, since I realized later, I had already drilled the front to put the door of PE when I realized this that I mention. ..

Everything is looking so great so far.Your research into the Type 92 is great and will be great for all of us who decide to build this kit.Your Type 89 is an excellent build.That early style of armor has always the greatest fascination.

Hi Jason, comparted with you the same. The old tanks are fascinate, I like them.
More advances with the assembled with the hull.
The pics:









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So awesome. I love Japanese armor. You've done a hell of a job.

Excellent work on the Type 89! And a fine start on the second one as well. Looking forward to your series of Japanese armor!

Hi All
Thanks by your comments.
End of the assembly of the Type 92, i show you the new pictures:














Now, touch the paint...

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Hi All
The advances with the paint... Problems with the new Ak colors, mistake with the thiner, first very diliute, then very dense, I didn´t obtain my target...the result:

Show the advances:










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Well. now I put the type 92 in its base, and Show its pictures, I believe that the model is acceptable. What do you thing?









The last step will be I will do one soldier of the crew... I will start with the Type 94 TK...

Hey Omar, like what you're doing here. Sorry I couldn't get on here before but, in regards to your Type 89 Otsu, I have the same Girls Und Panzer boxing and, as far as I've been able to determine, the P.E. muffler cover is only correct for G.U.P. genuine W.W. II tanks had a different type, though often they had none, so you could remove if you're looking for more accuracy. This past week I've been working on my 2 Kuroganes (1 Pitroad, 1 Fine Molds) and I have to say the Fine Molds is leagues ahead of Pitroad's; it looks like a toy in comparison.

Good Looking build and paint so far. As I have 2 or 3 of these in the stash I'll be watching the outcome of this one. Regards, Brock

Hi All, thanks by the comments, I didn´t see the detail of the protection of exhaust pipe when I did.
Well now show the end of the Type 92, I put the tank´s crew. I hope you like it.

Some place in China - IJA Type92 Heavy Armoured Vehicle Late Type:



















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Hi All
The next target is a tankette Type94-TK of FineMolds, kit number FM17.
Show the kit:








Regards - Omar

The tankette:

The advances with the Type94 TK, the pictures:










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Ones steps more...:









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New step, the base paint, before putting the decals... I had best luck than with the Type 92 with the paint, more experience, better result with the AK acrylics ...

I did too the base:

And one of the soldier of the crew:









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Nice work Omar! I really like these Japanese tanks.

Thank´s John by your comment

The end of the Type 94 - Tk, the result obtained with the AK acrylics, did not like to me. I will come back with the Tamiyas...

IJA Light Armoured Car TYPE94 "TK" Unit Unknown, China

The model in its base:











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