Soviet Union
T-34-85 obr. 1944 Zavod 112
| type | length |
|---|---|
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Plastic model kit |
233mm |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x T-34-85 obr. 1944 Zavod 112 1/35 scale medium tank
Soviet Red Army
Polish Land Forces
Yugoslavian Liberation Army
German Army
METAL GUN BARREL - PHOTO-ETCHED FRET - GLUABLE RUBBER TRACKS OR LINK AND LENGTH TRACKS - SUPER DECALS SHEET FOR 6 VERSIONS - COLOR INSTRUCTION SHEET
FIGURES NOT INCLUDED
T-34 tank is undoubtedly one of the most iconic armored vehicles of World War II and served as the backbone of the Soviet Armed Forces during the conflict. The main innovations introduced by the T-34 included the sloped frontal armor, which provided greater protection against incoming fire, and the adoption of wide tracks, ideal for achieving good mobility across all types of terrain. The first T-34s, equipped with a short-barreled 76 mm gun, quickly gained an operational advantage over the most common German tanks of the time, such as the Panzer III and Panzer IV. In 1943, the T-34 was further improved with the introduction of a completely new turret featuring thicker armor and capable of housing the long-barreled 85 mm gun. With the deployment of the first T-34/85s to armored units, the Soviet armies were able to match even the most modern and effective German tanks, such as the Tiger and the Panther.
This boxed set contains:
-
1*T-34-85 obr. 1944 Zavod 112 1/35 scale medium tank
METAL GUN BARREL - PHOTO-ETCHED FRET - GLUABLE RUBBER TRACKS OR LINK AND LENGTH TRACKS - SUPER DECALS SHEET FOR 6 VERSIONS - COLOR INSTRUCTION SHEET
FIGURES NOT INCLUDED
T-34 tank is undoubtedly one of the most iconic armored vehicles of World War II and served as the backbone of the Soviet Armed Forces during the conflict. The main innovations introduced by the T-34 included the sloped frontal armor, which provided greater protection against incoming fire, and the adoption of wide tracks, ideal for achieving good mobility across all types of terrain. The first T-34s, equipped with a short-barreled 76 mm gun, quickly gained an operational advantage over the most common German tanks of the time, such as the Panzer III and Panzer IV. In 1943, the T-34 was further improved with the introduction of a completely new turret featuring thicker armor and capable of housing the long-barreled 85 mm gun. With the deployment of the first T-34/85s to armored units, the Soviet armies were able to match even the most modern and effective German tanks, such as the Tiger and the Panther.
