Soviet Tank T34-76 (Model 1940)

[huib]

Fujimi 1/76 T34-76a (model 1941)
Conversion to T 34-76 (model 1940)
Western Soviet Union, summer 1941

Please look here for the Build Thread

[Peter]

Fantastic final result Huib!

I'm looking forward to a groupshot of the T-tanks!

[Wiking]

TOP build, weathered and presented.

With so much hommade parts to achieve such a high qualety is not rare it is outstanding.

My deep respect.

[Kostis Ornerakis]

Wonderful work and presentation!!

[C M Dodson]

You have done a fabulous job on this old classic.

Lovely work.

Best wishes,

Chris

[Fire at Will]

Lovely model and I like the idea of a blue fence, how common was that in Russian at the time?

[Michael Robert]

Wow, Huib,
a very impressive result. Achieved with so much meticuluous research and love of detail. Although I have no knowledge at all about tanks I appreciate a lot. However, I have some knowledge about Russian wooden fences and regarding the question of fire-at-will, yes, Russian tradition of using vivid colours on wooden constructions including fences exists. A blue fence is absolutely realistic.
Many greetings
Michael

[Bill Slavin]

That's a lovely diorama. great weathering on the tank, but also on the fence! And I love the stowage - what is that bit of hardware it's lugging around?.

[Bluefalchion]

That's a lovely diorama. great weathering on the tank, but also on the fence! And I love the stowage - what is that bit of hardware it's lugging around?.

Read the WIP thread linked at the top in red to find out! It will be worth your time, I think I may have added a humorous comment or two.

Great work here huib! My only minor quibble is the commander, but I know you included him for sentimental reasons so I will relent.

[JueHue]

A really nice diorama, I like it. they make it difficult for me, I'm building a SU-85 and wanted to create a similar base.
Let's see what I can think of.

[Fire at Will]

Wow, Huib,
a very impressive result. Achieved with so much meticuluous research and love of detail. Although I have no knowledge at all about tanks I appreciate a lot. However, I have some knowledge about Russian wooden fences and regarding the question of fire-at-will, yes, Russian tradition of using vivid colours on wooden constructions including fences exists. A blue fence is absolutely realistic.
Many greetings
Michael

Thanks I'll add some to my next batch

Will

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BEST

[Kekso]

Vorwarts!!! No, wait... that's Soviet tank, right?
Good work.

[T. Dürrschmidt]

It looks very dynamic with the broken fence. And the blue is a nice touch of color. Very inspiring and unusual!