T-34/85 "Rudy" - the Soviet/ Polish medium tank

The T-34 is the most famous Soviet tank of World War II. Built in 1939 as a result of experience in operating fast tanks of the BT type. A characteristic feature of the tank was its inclined armor plates, which increased the resistance of the armor in the event of a hit, a powerful 76.2 mm gun and excellent features, as well as ease of manufacture and operation. T-34/76 received its baptism of fire in the first days of the war with Germany in June 1941. Since then, they have become the main weapon of the armored brigades of the Red Army. This became possible due to the developed mass production. While the war continued, the USSR produced over 50,000 tanks of this type in several versions and modernizations. One of the most important modernizations was the introduction of a larger turret with a powerful 85 mm cannon. This type of tank, known as the T-34/85, appeared at the front in early 1944 as a response to the German “Tigers” and “Panthers”. The T-34 was also part of the Polish Army's 1st Tank Regiment "Westerplate Heroes", founded in mid-1943, later transformed into an armored brigade. In January 1945 the brigade had 64 T-34 tanks, of which 15 were T-34/85. At the end of the war, the Polish Army had about 200 tanks of this type. In 1954 serial license production of T-34/85 tanks began in Poland. They were used in armored brigades of the Polish Army for a short period of time.

A low-complexity, well-designed and richly detailed model of the T-34/85 "Rudy" tank from the TV series "4 Tankers and a Dog" without interior detailization. Under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, an advanced beginner and a modeler with little experience will stick together perfectly.