When are the land mines for Japanese tanks?

[Viking3857]

When? For Ha-go, Ke-ni, Ka-Mi?

Ha-go

Type 95 Ha-Go - How good should it be?

There were different versions of the Ha-Go believe it or not. The first produced versions in 1935-1936 featured 6.5mm Type 91 Light Machine guns and the 37mm Type 94 Tank gun From 1937 the Ha-Go’s featured 7.7mm Type 97 Tank machine guns instead but still featured the 37mm Type 94 Tank Gun At some point in 1938 the Ha-Go’s began to be armed with 37mm Type 98 Tank Gun. All Ha-Go’s from 1938 used this new higher velocity 37mm Tank gun. [IMG_6615] The 37mm Type 94 AP and 37mm Type 1 AP were m…

Ha-Go needs buff

Ha-Go is currently very underperforming. It lacks many thing that it should have. I’m not complaining that it can be penetrate by M2 Browning, but it surely lacks some stuff that it should’ve got . First of all, why it doesn’t have HE? Historically, I used type 94 HE shell. 645g of shell had 63g of tnt filler, with explosion radius of 8 metre. I don’t know the reason behind why DF didn’t gave Ha-Go a HE shell, while american light tank got HE. [image] [image] http://www.horae.dti.ne.jp/~…

Buff/Unerf Ha-Go

Simple, please buff this thing already. Let gunner/commander shoot the MG when using the cannon and give it HE. Also please unerf the MG zoom, it’s useless now.

Buffing the Type 95 Ha-Go

First things first… There are actually 3 main different modifications of the Type 95 Ha-Go The Tank entered production in 1935 and entered service in 1936. [image] Type 95 Ha-Go Model 1936 This one featured Type 91 6.5mm Light machine guns as well as the Type 94 37mm gun. It could shoot Type 94 APHE at 575m/s. 40mm @ 0m (0°) / 18mm @ 0m (60°) penetration = Type 95 Ha-Go Model 1937 This one replaced the 6.5mm machine guns for new Type 97 7.7mm Light machine guns, but still used the Type 9…