This is meant to be a Ha-Go this seems to be made from an altered Te-Ke and a custom body. This is from www.tomtownsend-toyland.com/toyland/1MVC-002S.JPG
made for movies! :(not accurate at all

The Fo-Go

A WW1 (1917) design, the first "true" tank; completely obsolete by 1939, yet - in geographical terms - one of the most widely used tanks of WW2, with its employment ranging from France in the West by way of Syria and Palestine, all the way over to Indo-China.  This particular machine is preserved in the Musee de l'Armee, Brussels, and is an old friend of mine.  I have spent many a lunchtime in this museum, although I have not had the chance to visit for some time.  One point I recall about this machine, although I may be mistaken.  The disc shield of the drive wheel (front) appeared to be made of wood, something that certainly was not true of all FT-17s.  Can any of our Belgian friends (?Brummbar) comment, or correct me on this ?  Best regards, JR.

Blast from the past - Renault FT-17.

20 Feb 2005 reenactment of the taking of Mt Suribachi. Held just outside of Fredericksburg Texas at a hill that looked remarkably like Suribachi only 1/2 size. Owners spent 6 months blasting it to look authentic, and Japanese reenactors flew on their own dime from Japan to play the enemy. There were tanks and a live flamethrower too! Photo taken with a Canon A400 digital point-and-shoot, so the quality wasn't as good as we'd like, and no telephoto lens, oh well...