Flames Of War In The Pacific: Battlefront Launch Blog
Know Your Japanese Armour & Aircraft
Apr 8 2016 @ 03:08
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We check out the tanks and planes used by the Japanese Forces in the Pacific campaign, including both the real-world details of each vehicle and its game stats in Flames Of War.
Just love the Zero!
Great looking models
Missing the Val… is this Dive Bomber comming or not?
So far I’m most excited about the aircraft….
Nice vid. Even those Japanese tanks are complete crap, they have something that appels to me.
Beautiful models, I’ll order a box of everything I think XD
That is a great looking Zero, looking forward to painting a few.
Love these little Early War era looking tanks.
I especially like how the tracks aren’t straight but look to be hanging, it is the little details that add to the model.
I Like the camouflage patterns on those Japanese tanks, though I understand that the machines were outmatched by Allied equipment. They performed well enough in the 1930’s fighting in Manchuria, apparently.
Forgotten how small the Japanese tank`s where, i used to have some when i was younger, back in the day……………loving the “Zero”.
just looking at the weight’s it feels odd when the 30 ton sherman is basically
the heavy tank in the theartre
great models and the camo patterns are great as well
The Zero is a great craft.
It was apart from the lack of a self sealing fuel tank and lack of pilot protection
hopefully they will do all/most of the aircraft
Zero…best Japanese coffin ever made
This should make for some excellent games with vastly different forces
Love those Tankettes the commanders are not so much in them as almost wearing them. 🙂
Ono it’s all gone error!!
Strange that they only had small tanks
The Japanese throughout the war had steel shortages and what ever they did have went into warship construction . The Japanese did build some heavy tanks in 1945 like the Ho Ni but as far as I know none of them saw active service as they were kept on the homeland to repel any Allied invasion that happened. A lot of the tankettes they produced were ideal for the terrain they fought in and were a match to the M3 Stuart in the early part of the war
Island hoping and campaigning in the jungle does not fit well with a tank force to be honest
It’s not surprising they had out of date tanks.
i like this video presentation 8). it has tank camo patterns and historical footage awesome !
Good video, great for painting guides
That Zero is just awesome! Spot on!