Photographs taken at the Ropkey Armor Museum, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Japanese Type 94 75mm Mountain Gun Walk Around
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Photographs taken at the Ropkey Armor Museum, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
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Inch High Guy 
I’ve only seen these in pictures, old and no longer workable.
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There is more surviving Japanese equipment than you’d at first think, but it is widely scattered in obscure places. It’s a thrill to stumble across when you do find something. In the background of the last picture is a Shinhoto Chi-Ha, I was able to get some interior pictures of that one.
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Good work!!
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Does anyone make a kit? Jim Bates was in Oregon for a show this weekend and the place had a number of Japanese arty pieces.
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The Type 91 gun is kitted, Fine Molds has one in 1/35, Fujimi has one with their Japanese infantry set in 1/76. It is generally similar but the trail legs are combined in a squared off “Y” pattern.
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