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The KV1 was a development of the Soviet ” breakthrough tank” concept. The design incorporated heavy armor invulnerable to German anti tank fire and a 76mm gun capable of firing HE . At the time of operation Barbarossa there were 508 KV models of all types.. Read more here.

The KV2 “Dreadnought“ mounted a 152mm gun in its heavy turret and its armour made it invulnerable to most German anti tank weapons. A single KV2 managed to hold up the advance of the 6th Panzer division for 2 days in June 1941 until it was finally destroy.. Read more here.

The fuel tank and crew set contains 4 X double fuel tanks, 4 X single fuel tanks, two Rear stowage boxes and 3 different tank commander crew figures.

Russian T26 light tank , this version of the T26 fought in several campaigns that took place prior to WW2 and was also present during the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941

The T34 was a development of the Soviet BT series of fast tanks and incorporated many important improvements in tank design. Its mobility firepower and protection were superior to the contemporary German designs although its initial battlefield effectiven.. Read more here.

Although designated the T34/43, this tank was introduced in late 1942 in time for the battles around Stalingrad . It played a key role in the Soviet victory and incorporated the lessons learnt from the deficiencies of its predecessor by improvements to it.. Read more here.

In late 1943, the T-34-85 was introduced, with a powerful 85 mm gun and a three-man turret design. The tank served in great numbers until the end of the war and was to be seen in many post war armies. The construction of Soviet tanks was very crude by wes.. Read more here.