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OT-34
This model comes in 4 parts; Hull, Turret & Tracks.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
The OT-34 was fitted with an internally mounted flamethrower in place of the hull machine gun. They were mostly 1941 or 1942 models fitted with ATO-41 or ATO-42 flamethrowers.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
The OT-34 was fitted with an internally mounted flamethrower in place of the hull machine gun. They were mostly 1941 or 1942 models fitted with ATO-41 or ATO-42 flamethrowers.
Flamethrower version
T-34 747(r)
This model comes in 4 parts; Hull, Turret & Tracks.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
The 747(r) was the designation given by the Germans to captured t-34/76s. They sometimes used Panzer III or IV turrets on the T-34 hulls with and without schurzen.
A variety of turrets are available with this model including panzer turrets.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
The 747(r) was the designation given by the Germans to captured t-34/76s. They sometimes used Panzer III or IV turrets on the T-34 hulls with and without schurzen.
A variety of turrets are available with this model including panzer turrets.
German Captured T34
T-34/76
This model comes in 4 parts; Hull, Turret & Tracks.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
The T-34 was one of the most numerous of tanks produced during WWII. The T34/76, fitted with a 76.2mm high-velocity gun was produced over 35,000 times. By 1943 the Russians were producing around 1,300 per month, equivalent of three full-strength German panzer divisions.
1942 version of the T-34/76
T-34/85
This model comes as 2 parts; Hull and Turret.
The T34/85 was Russia's answer to the German Tiger tank. Tests on captured Tigers in 1943 showed that the T34's 76mm gun could not penetrate the frontal armour of the Tiger and could only penetrate the side armour at very close range.
Production of the 85mm version began in February 1944, initially modelled with the 85,, S-53 gun, this was soon replaced with the 85 mm ZiS-S-53.
Some 22,500 T-34/85s were built.
The T34/85 was Russia's answer to the German Tiger tank. Tests on captured Tigers in 1943 showed that the T34's 76mm gun could not penetrate the frontal armour of the Tiger and could only penetrate the side armour at very close range.
Production of the 85mm version began in February 1944, initially modelled with the 85,, S-53 gun, this was soon replaced with the 85 mm ZiS-S-53.
Some 22,500 T-34/85s were built.
T-34/85 Russian Medium Tank
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