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Attached is a link to the detailed research materials of the UP master recently found at station B
https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv1161170 ... 33.999.0.0
Title of work "Battlefield Song" Scale 1/72
Before, I accidentally saw a photo of a Soviet tank soldier playing the piano after a battle, and then I found a photo of a tank with the same number after it was destroyed. As a result, I have a strong interest in the research and production of this tank number 357. After research, the tank itself is the initial model of JS2, number 357, which belongs to the 222nd Independent Tank Regiment. The time was April 27, 1945, and it was destroyed in the center of Breslau (now Wroclaw), Poland.
In order to make this tank, the turret is from the trumpeter KV122, I added the turret sprue and welding line, and added the sprue and lookout port at the top tank compartment. The body is from the early JS2 model of PST. I added the front armor casting port, the welding line of the body, the exhaust windows on both sides of the engine compartment, and the details of the oil tank. The same parts of the Italian JS2 tank were used to replace the seriously distorted engine intake of the original body. Air shutters. The water sticker comes from the same kit of PST (the kit instruction is wrong, the water sticker picture is a later model) the track is from the spliced track in the trumpeter JS3 kit, which is cost-effective (the kit has 2 sets of tracks, one-piece molding + splicing). The road wheel has holes, and the body and road wheel connection structure are replaced with the same parts from the Italian JS2. The tank soldiers are from MINICAST and ORION (the soldiers who play the piano are modified with AB filling soil), and the piano is from Taobao resin parts.
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