I guess. If you want to put them all in "Made for Movie" under what they're supposed to be that works too. It's your website so you decide. I'm only saying what I would do.


I had a look through the Ha-Go's...

International Harvester M5 High-Speed Tractor as Replica Type 95 Ha-Go
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_380121-Made-for-Movie-Type-95-Ha-Go.html
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_226159-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go.html
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_226161-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go.html

Misidentified, this is a Hino Type 97 Te-Ke
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_247198-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go.html

Misidentified, this is a Mitsubishi Type 89 I-Go, called Type 89 Chi-Ro on this site (Not trying to get off topic but, essentially: Tanks built by Japan are ordered after the Iroha, a poem that organizes the Japanese language like an alphabet. The first three tanks were called I-Go, Ro-Go, and Ha-Go. They changed the naming scheme after this and the I-Go retroactively became the Chi-Ro, but no one calls it that, everyone still called it I-Go. So it being listed as Chi-Ro is not wrong per se, but it's weird.)
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Mitsubishi_model-Type+89+Chi-Ro.html

Misidentified, this is Ishikawajima Type 92 Heavy Armored Car (model code TB)
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1540623-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go-1935.html

Made for Movie Type 95 Ha-Go
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_305496-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go-Replica.html
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1508437-Mitsubishi-Type-95-Ha-Go-Replica.html

I would like to use this thread (or another thread if you prefer) as a place to organize these correction lists for different models of tank as I work through them.
I will stop for now though