Description
Prefabricated plastic model. 13 parts. The T-35 heavy tank was developed in 1932 under the leadership of Nikolai Vsevolodovich Barykov. The tank had 5 turrets and weighed 50 tons. It was intended to break through the enemy's line of defense. For the beginning of the 30s, the tank was not badly armed, but in the second half of the 30s it was very outdated. Bulletproof armor had no chance against an anti-tank gun projectile. The T-35 was a symbol of the Soviet system and looked great in parades, but in battle it did not show itself in any way. Most of the cars were lost in the early days of the war, mainly due to breakdowns. One T-35 took part in the battle for Moscow. Heavy tank T-35, a machine that terrified the German invaders, due to its enormous size and endless shelling of the enemy from five towers. The model is perfectly assembled and ready to replenish the collections of modelers and players. Assembly is carried out without glue. The tank, using a game card, is easily integrated into the Art of Tactic game system and allows the player to expand his game capabilities. Using a Tank in Art of Tactic In the game, the T-35, being a heavy tank, costs 33 points and has a "0" defense. The tank is designed to support infantry on the battlefield, fight against light artillery and armored vehicles. Its only advantage is its class - the German infantry is not capable of fighting heavy tanks. Defense "0" makes the tank useless for tank duels and breakthroughs. The set includes - 1 unpainted tank (a set of plastic parts for assembling one tank model) - 1 detachment flag - Assembly instructions The assembled plastic model consists of 13 parts. The scale is 1: 100. Size - 9.8 cm. Paint not included.
Characteristics
- vendor code
- 6203

















