Voyager Model PE35468 WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Type 2 (Ka-Mi) Amphibious Tank for DRAGON 6678 1/35 – Upgrade Set

Voyager Model PE35468 is a high-quality upgrade set dedicated to the 1/35 scale amphibious tank Type 2 Ka-Mi of the Imperial Japanese Navy, produced by DRAGON (no. 6678). This product was created for the most demanding modelers who wish to elevate the level of realism of their model to an entirely new dimension. The set consists of precision photo-etched brass components that perfectly replicate details from the real vehicle, allowing highly realistic ladders, shields, mesh screens, handles, and small details that cannot be cast using traditional plastic to be reproduced.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of origin (original): Japan
• Period of use: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Material: Photo-etched brass
• Application: For DRAGON 6678 – Type 2 Ka-Mi model
• Category: Upgrade set – photo-etched parts

The Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank was a vehicle used by the Imperial Japanese Navy, mainly in the Pacific during World War II. It was characterized by its ability to float and to quickly disembark on islands and shores, which was utilized, among others, during battles on the Marianas and Iwo Jima. Produced from 1942, it featured a special pontoon construction as well as the possibility to remove certain elements after landing.

The Voyager Model PE35468 set includes parts that allow the recreation of all these details in a plastic model. Thanks to this, modelers can create details such as dummy propellers, railings, handles, or structural elements, significantly increasing the display value of the model.

The product is recommended for experienced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who wish to replicate the Japanese Type 2 Ka-Mi in the smallest detail. Using photo-etched parts makes it possible to achieve an extremely realistic appearance of the model, which is especially valued in diorama building and during modeling competitions.

Voyager Model PE35468 is an investment for enthusiasts of history, military technology, and military modeling, allowing the creation of an outstanding replica of the Japanese amphibious tank from World War II.