Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank

The Type 2 Ka-Mi was a unique amphibious tank utilized by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. Introduced in 1942, it was designed to support Japanese amphibious operations in the Pacific theater. The tank featured a distinctive pontoon on each end, providing buoyancy for water crossings. Equipped with a 37mm Type 1 gun and a 7.7mm machine gun, the Type 2 Ka-Mi had firepower suitable for engaging both infantry and light armored targets. Its amphibious capability allowed it to be deployed directly from landing craft. However, the Ka-Mi faced limitations, such as relatively thin armor and a moderate top speed on land. Despite these drawbacks, it played a role in various Pacific island campaigns during World War II.

Options include:

• Version with floats attached
• Waterline Version
• Land Version
• Detached Floats

Features include:

• Hollowed option
• Magnet holes in turrets designed to fit with 1x5mm magnets.
• Pre-supported option
• Hatch open option
• Option to print tracks separately or attached to the hull

This model has been designed with tabletop gaming in mind and I have aimed to get a suitable balance between details and durability.

This file is for personal use only and not to be used commercially or shared with other people who are not the purchaser. Commercial use involves advertising the file or prints based on the file for sale. If you would like a commercial license please reach out to me at the email below.

Vehicle designed in Blender by Matthew Devenish – matthew@nightskyminiatures.com