Komatsu G40 F-16B

Komatsu G40 F-16BThe First Japanese Bulldozer The 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

★Hanger doors may be depicted in open or closed position while the rear elevator may be depicted in up or down position

The Charles de Gaulle‘s shapes are „stealthy“ to reduce its radar signature to make it less easily identifiable

the driver indicates to the team mechanics with his radio what has to be fixed and what settings have to be changed

★Tire tread pattern is faithfully depicted

About the German 18 Ton Heavy Half-Track Famo and Tank Transporter Sd

★The 981cc V-Twin engine and its cooling fins have been precisely remodeled

560 ton displacement

concrete blocks and logs were attached to the tank's hull

G (type G) variant was available to troops from 1944

600 Beavers had been constructed prior to the closure of the original assembly line

Combating the Flying Fortresses

infantry in Western Europe after the Normandy Landings in June 1944