This is a 1:72 scale plastic model kit representing the Japanese Type 90 main battle tank, produced as a small-scale static assembly intended for display and reference in military modelling collections.
The Type 90 originated from Japanese development work that began in 1974 under the provisional designation TK-X. Early prototype and test production runs took place in the 1980s, with two initial trial vehicles produced in the early 1980s and a second trial series in the mid-1980s. Design finalization was completed in 1990 and the vehicle entered service thereafter, representing Japan's post-Cold War main battle tank development.
The kit reproduces the vehicle at 1:72 scale using multiple sprues of injection-moulded plastic, with a stated total of 149 plastic parts across nine sprues. Basic external geometry and major hull and turret shapes are represented; fine surface detail, fittings and separate smaller components are provided as discrete parts. The box includes decal markings for two historical unit options as listed in the specifications.
At this scale the model is intended for static display on small dioramas or display bases. The stated overall model dimensions (length, width, height) make it suitable for cabinet display or combined small-scale diorama scenes. Builders who prefer additional surface detail can consider aftermarket photo-etch or resin upgrades, but the kit supplies a comprehensive set of plastic components for a complete representation.
A compact 1:72 representation of the Type 90 suitable for collectors and builders seeking a small-scale static model with a moderate parts count and included unit markings.
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