This
was my first experience with Soviet WWII armor. I always liked the idea
of doing a winter whitewash and the T34 is one of the best platforms
for it. Despite the concessions made for motorization (this kit was
initially released as a toy in 1985) it looks very nice when completed
and with the addition of some aftermarket photo etch and some elbow
grease could make a highly detailed show piece. Weathered tanks like
this can be a fun challenge, however I found with this kit that I much
prefer a cleaner style of build, more of a museum of various armor types
versus 100% accuracy. My only issue with the finished product is
through my own stupidity I managed to break off the front machine gun
and drop it down the sink while washing it in preparation for the
whitewash. Hopefully I can find an old glue bomb to scuttle out at a
show one day, I can use the gun then turn the rest in to a diorama of a
knocked out T-34 perhaps.
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