TAMIYA Models Komatsu G40 Bulldozer Model Kit TM32565
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Tamiya Models Komatsu G40 Bulldozer Model KitThe First Japanese BulldozerThe Komatsu G40 was produced for the Japanese Navy during WWII and had the distinction of being Japan's first ever domestically-produced bulldozer. It was developed as a means to speed up airfield construction which had up to that point been done by hand. Komatsu based its design on their existing farm tractor and it was equipped with a 50hp gasoline engine as well as a hydraulic dozer blade. About 150 were built from 1943 to the end of the war and they were sent to engineering units in the northern and southern fronts. It also influenced the design of postwar Japanese construction machinery.About the Model_1/48 scale model of the Komatsu G40 Bulldozer. Length: 75mm. _Accurately reproduced based on thorough research of the actual vehicle. _Detailed mechanisms such as the hydraulic lines give the model a distinctive air. _IJN emblem on the front grille is realistically depicted by a metal transfer. _1 driver figure included.
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