Type 97 Isuzu Truck

The Japanese Type 97 light truck was based on the Isuzu TX40 truck and shared many parts with the Type 94 truck. The Type 97 remained in service as the main truck of the IJA in almost all theaters of the Pacific War until the end of the conflict.

Japanese trucks tended to be narrow to suit local road conditions and had high ground clearance to cope with uneven terrain. Compared to British models, they were rather heavy, and some were almost exact copies of the 1939 Chevrolet.

In Bolt Action, the Type 97 is considered a light truck, capable of transporting up to 8 men across the playing field cost-effectively and reliably, or of towing lighter artillery pieces.

The box contains an Isuzu Type 97 truck made of resin and metal, a sheet of decals and markers for vehicle damage.