Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank (Early & Late Production)

The Type 97 Chi-Ha was a medium tank developed by Mitsubishi for the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA). Introduced in 1937, it was designed to provide improved mobility and reliability compared to earlier Japanese armored vehicles. Armed with a 57 mm low-velocity gun in a relatively small turret, the Chi-Ha was intended primarily for infantry support rather than anti-tank combat. It became the standard Japanese medium tank of the late 1930s and early World War II, seeing extensive service in China, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific, and remained in use throughout much of the war.
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Variants represented here include both Early and Late Production models. The Early version is textured in a three-tone camouflage scheme with yellow disrupting lines, while the Late version features a plain green finish. Both differ in model details to reflect their respective production changes.
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The model is divided into seven materials, all at 2K resolution except for two which are 1K. Polygon count is approximately 245,000 for each version, or around 124,000 without the 3D tracks.