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Type 4 Ho-Ro Self-Propelled Gun Imperial Agents to make full use of

Type 4 Ho-Ro Self-Propelled Gun Imperial Agents to make full use ofThe 150mm gun predominantly fired Type 88 APHE (armour piercing high explosive) rounds although it could also fire HEAT (high explosive anti tank) shells. Ammunition was stored in a container on the rear engine deck. Rushed into service towards the end of World War II, the Ho Ro was deployed in batteries of four vehicles. It saw action during the Philippines Campaign and during the American assault on Okinawa where it was heavily outnumbered by US

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to make full use of these cards

Compatible with all miniature paints

Capable of reliably knocking out virtually every Allied tank it faced

authentic bone finish straight out of the can — ready for washes

these upgrades enhance the visual appeal of your models while keeping them faithful to the lore

Type 4 Ho-Ro Self-Propelled Gun Imperial Agents to make full use ofThe 150mm gun predominantly fired Type 88 APHE (armour piercing high explosive) rounds although it could also fire HEAT (high explosive anti tank) shells. Ammunition was stored in a container on the rear engine deck. Rushed into service towards the end of World War II, the Ho Ro was deployed in batteries of four vehicles. It saw action during the Philippines Campaign and during the American assault on Okinawa where it was heavily outnumbered by US

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