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WoT/GuP models: Type 95 Ha-Go, Type 3 Ke-Ri and Type 4 Ke-Nu

Ragdolls of the HD Type 95, Type 3 and Type 4 light tanks as they appear in World of Tanks.

Part 1 of 2.

Contents:
Type 95 Ha-Go (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 95 Ha-Go Army (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 95 Ha-Go Navy (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 95 Ha-Go Chi-Ha-Tan (normal, intact, skybox)
Type 95 Ha-Go track segment
Type 3 Ke-Ri (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 3 Ke-Ri Army (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 3 Ke-Ri Navy (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 3 Ke-Ri Chi-Ha-Tan (normal, intact, skybox)
Type 4 Ke-Nu (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 4 Ke-Nu Army (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 4 Ke-Nu Navy (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 4 Ke-Nu Chi-Ha-Tan (normal, intact, skybox)

Turrets and main cannons are ragdolled. The various hatches on the tanks are rigged and can be moved with a bone tool. Tools and both tracks are bodygrouped and can be removed.

Brown and grey textures were made by the amazing FastestClassic at the WoT forums. Check his work here:
http://forum.worldoftanks.com/index.php?/topic/505250-09152-classics-skin-workshop-updated-japanese-brown-color-swap-pack-sept-15th/

Type 95 Ha-Go/Ke-Go

The most common Japanese light tank, designed to create a light and fast moving vehicle to keep up with motorized infantry. While useful in the pre-war period, it's complete lack of armor and poor armament left it incapable of meeting Allied armor, with some Ha-Go's being infamously taken out by a 12.7mm M2 Browning machine gun.

Name: Type 95 Ha-Go
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Armament: 1x 37mm Type 94 tank gun, 2x 6.5mm Type 91 machine guns; (early configuration) 1x 37mm Type 94 tank gun, 2x 7.7mm Type 97 machine guns (post-1937 configuration)
Class: Light Tank
Role: General-Purpose, infantry support, armored assault, anti-infantry, anti-tank
Weight: ~7.3 tons
Engine: Mitsubishi A6120VDe
Speed: 45 km road
Crew: 3
Suspension: Bell Crank
Time of production: Produced from 1936 to 1943
Volume of production: Total of 2300 units produced

Type 3 Ke-Ri

In order to improved the increasingly obsolete Ha-Go, there was an attempt to install 57mm low-velocity guns on a modified turret, which would hopefully boost the firepower of the vehicle. The Ha-Go turret proved too cramped for the larger gun however and the design never passed the prototype stage.

Name: Type 3 Ke-Ri
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Armament: 1x 57mm Type 97 gun, 2x 7.7mm Type 97 machine guns
Class: Light Tank
Role: General-Purpose, infantry support
Weight: ~7.4 tons
Engine: Mitsubishi A6120VDe
Speed: 45 km road
Crew: 3
Suspension: Bell Crank
Time of production: Produced in 1942
Volume of production: Unknown number of prototypes produced

Type 4 Ke-Nu

Although the Ke-Ri was unsuccessful, another attempt at an improved Ha-Go was made in 1944, this time replacing the turrets with Chi-Ha turrets left over after the ShinHoto upgrade. This conversion came too late, and most Ke-Nu's remained in Japan, with only a few seeing combat in Manchuria.

Name: Type 4 Ke-Nu
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Armament: 1x 57mm Type 97 gun, 2x 7.7mm Type 97 machine guns
Class: Light Tank
Role: General-Purpose, infantry support
Weight: ~8.4 tons
Engine: Mitsubishi A6120VDe
Speed: 45 km road
Crew: 3
Suspension: Bell Crank
Time of production: Produced in 1944
Volume of production: Total of 100 units converted from Type 95 Ha-Go tanks

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Credits:
Wargaming for World of Tanks
Shadowhunterrus for the extractor
Professor Heavy for the measurements
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugin
Trek for figuring out the textures
Kali for rigging advice
FastestClassic for brown and grey textures