Tamiya 35309 - 1/35 Russian Tank BT-7 Model 1935 田宮軍事模型軍事製品 雙星孖星  [35309]

In 1935, the final of the Soviet cavalry tanks, the BT-7, were produced. This Russian tank included features from tanks created by the United states engineer, Walter Christie. The "BT" within the name represents "Bystrokhodny Tank" meaning fast tank. The coil spring suspension system, which was designed by Walter Christie, and powerful engine permitted this tank to reach an on-road rate of 31mph. To improve rate and flexibility, the tracks might be eliminated so that the car would operate on-road with just the tires. The BT-7 showcased a 47mm weapon, 7.62mm DT machine weapon, sloped frontal armor, and a Model M-17T (V-2 at BT-7m motor. The sloped armor had been found in subsequent tanks such once the T-34l. Approximately 4,700 BT-7 tanks had been produced from 1935 to 1939. The tanks had been utilized through the Spanish Civil War, in battles contrary to the Japanese forces in Mongolia as well as on the Eastern Fronts.

Specs and Features

• Length: 161mm, Width: 65mm.
• Distinct style of the tank including sloped armor on the front side area and dynamic road tires happen realistically reproduced.
• Double-layered structure associated with hull sides therefore the mechanically-complicated suspension system feature a rich finish.
• A tank built with a framework antenna can also be put together.
• Photo-etched parts and practical metal towing string included. A convenient jig to flex the components is also included.
• A commander and tank team figure holding a premission briefing with a map are included to present a feeling of tension. (Total 2)
• Markings to depict BT-7 tanks seen on Eastern front lines as well as in Mongolia included.(complete 5)
• The large-pitch simple songs are reproduced as link-type installation tracks such as one-piece right sections. Suspension features a realistic finish.
• Headlight lens and eyesight guard on the driver&39;s hatch are produced from clear components to enhance realism.