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T34-85 TANK (USSR)

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T34-85 USSR tank. The scale is 1:100. Only 2 parts.

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T34-85 USSR tank. The scale is 1:100. Only 2 parts.

T-34-85 - the military designation of the latest modification of the Soviet medium tank T-34 with an 85-mm caliber gun. Adopted by the Red Army by GKO Decree No. 5021 of January 23, 1944.

Designed on the basis of the serial T-34 tank of the 1942 model. The installation of an 85-mm gun and design improvements significantly increased the combat effectiveness of the T-34-85 tank compared to the T-34-76.

The T-34-85 was produced in the USSR from January 1944 to 1950 - before the start of mass production of the T-54.

In total, almost 30.5 thousand T-34-85 tanks (including those produced in Czechoslovakia and Poland) were produced, and taking into account the previously released T-34-76 tanks, the total output amounted to just over 65.8 thousand. This allows us to assert that the T-34 tank is the most massive tank in the world.

Print the BODY horizontally and the TURRET vertically. With supports from the table.

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