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Thank you, Hans! Indeed, you are right. I forgot to dirty the wooden handles. 😀

Hi, all! It’s my new tank in 1/72 scale and again from plastic kit of company ZVEZDA. The model was made at the beginning of January. A little history T-35 – was the most powerful heavy tank in the world. This five-turreted tank was developed in a specialized design bureau under the leadership of N.V. Barykov in the early 1930s. It was mass-produced at the Kharkov Locomotive Plant from 1933 to 1939. A total of 61 units were produced. At the beginning of the Second World War, there were 48 units. 7 were destroyed by the Germans troops due to weak armor. 6 were under repair. The remaining 35 were moved to the defense of Kyiv and near Moscow. But they never took part in the battles due to various malfunctions. And despite this, it became a certain symbol of the power of the Red Army. He was often depicted on propaganda posters. In addition, his simplified image was used in the creation of the medal "Of Honor" Combat weight - 55 tons. Crew – 9-11 people. The armor of the turrets is 30 mm, the hull/stern is 20 mm. Maximum power of 12-cylinder liquid-cooled carburetor engine M-17 - 580 hp. Speed on the highway is 30 km/h. Cross-country – 12 km/h. Power reserve 150 km. Armament - 76,2 mm KT-28 cannon (96 rounds). 2 cannons of 45 mm 20K (total ammunition 220 rounds) and 10000 rounds of ammunition for six DT machine guns (one anti-aircraft gun for firing at air targets) Small changes - drilled holes in the barrel of the guns and machine guns - added horn between headlights - added ring rings on tank turrets Painting – AKAN enamels (6th series), glossy varnish – FUTURE and matt varnish TAMIYA MIG wash (dark), MIG pigments, tinting – “silver” and “metallic” pencils. Presented the T-35 with standard markings adopted for USSR armored vehicles in the 30s . Have a nice watching!

Great done!

Looks nice, as always! 👍

Great! Looks very realistic!

👍 Looks realistic!

Looks nice! Great MIG! What brand is the model kit?

Looks great! 👍

Great HAWK! Looks realistic!

Thank so much, Andy!

Thank you 3DSttewart. No, This track roller rests on the plastic

Great done, Andy!

Thank you, colleague!

Thank you very much, Bertie!

Thank so much, Francis!

Perfect result! Looks realistic...... Well done, Peter!

Thanks guys for kind words about my work!👍

Thank you, colleague! Thank so much!

Greetings, colleagues! My new model in 1/72 scale from the well-known Moscow region company ZVEZDA Small information SU-85 - created on the basis of the T-34 medium tank. A medium-weight Soviet self-propelled artillery unit belonging to the class of tank destroyers. SU-85s were actively and successfully used from September 1943 until the end of the Great Patriotic War (WWII). The vehicles were produced at the Ural Heavy Engineering Plant (UZTM) (known as Uralmash) from August 1943 to October 1944, a total of 2,650 self-propelled guns were built. The 85-mm D-5S cannon allowed the SU-85 to effectively fight enemy medium tanks at distances of more than a kilometer, and at shorter distances to penetrate the frontal armor of heavy tanks. Combat weight - 29.6 tons. Crew - 4 people. The frontal armor of the turret is 45 mm at 45 degrees, the hull/stern is 45 mm. Maximum power of 12-cylinder diesel V-2-34 - 500 hp. Speed on the highway is 55 km/h. Power reserve 150 km. 85-mm D-5S cannon (b/c 48 shells). My small changes - was drilled a hole in the gun barrel - added antenna RS - the headlight cup has been modified Painting – AKAN enamels (6th series), glossy varnish – FUTURE and matt varnish TAMIYA MIG wash (dark), “dirt” - MIG pigment, tinting - “metallic” pencil. Presented is the SU-85 from the 1047th Kalinkovichi self-propelled artillery regiment of the 3th Baltic Front. 1944 Best watching!

Excellent work! 👍

Looks great! Tuan, not all the missile pods are correct. B8v20 are suspended correctly, the rest were never been used on this helicopter. The middle missile pod was attached only on aircraft

Great result, Dragan! 💪

Great job! 👍

Great result, Daneel! Realistic weathering.

Looks realistic! Great!