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WoT/GuP models: Type 89 I-Go/Chi-Ro

A ragdoll of the HD Type 89 as it appears in World of Tanks.

Contents:
Type 89 Ko I-Go (turret, intact, destroyed)
Type 89 Ko I-Go Army (turret, intact, destroyed)
Type 89 Ko I-Go Navy (turret, intact, destroyed)
Type 89 Otsu Chi-Ro (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 89 Otsu Chi-Ro Army (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 89 Otsu Chi-Ro Navy (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox)
Type 89 Otsu Chi-Ro Ooarai (normal, intact, skybox)
Type 89 track segment

Turret and main cannon are ragdolled. The various hatches on the tank 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 89

The first Japanese medium tank, developed from the earlier Type 87. It was designed by the Osaka arsenal based off the Vickers Medium C, although it's sillouette might fool one to think the Renault FT was the inspiration. Early versions(Ko) possessed a round turret, whereas later versions(Otsu) were improved with better frontal armor and a larger turret, not to mention a diesel engine, the Otsu version being the world's first mass produced diesel tank.
This tank was primarly used for combat in China against infantry, pillboxes and interwar export tanks. It was woefully outdated by the outbreak of WW2, and was mostly relegated to training purposes.

Name: Type 2589 Ko I-Go, Type 2589 Otsu Chi-Ro
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Armament: 1 57mm Type 90 tank gun, 2 Type 91 6.5mm machine guns
Class: Medium Tank
Role: General-Purpose, infantry support
Weight: ~12 tons
Engine: Mitsubishi A6120VD
Speed: 26 km road
Crew: 4
Suspension: Leaf Spring
Time of production: Produced from 1928 to 1939
Volume of production: Total of 220 Ko units and 186 Otsu units produced

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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