Dragon 1/35 T-34/76 German Army

Dragon 1/35 T-34/76 German Army History (http://www.achtungpanzer.com/panzerkampfwagen-t-34r-soviet-t-34-in-german-service.htm) #34;Very worrying #34;, Colonel-General Heinz Guderian, Commander of Second Panzer Army. #34;We had nothing comparable #34;, Major-General F.W. Mellenthin, Chief of Staff of XLVIII Panzer Corps. #34;The finest tank in the world #34;, Field-Marshal Ewald von Kleist, First Panzer Army. #34;This tank (T-34) adversely affected the morale of the German infantry #34;, General G. Blumentritt. Captured T-34/76 was designated by the Germans as Panzerkampfwagen T-34 747(r). Large number of T-34/76 tanks was captured and pressed into service Since late 1941, captured T-34/76 tanks were transported to a workshop in Riga for repairs and modifications, while in 1943, Mercedes-Benz in Marienfelde and Wumag in Goerlitz (now Zgorzelec) were also repairing and modifying T-34s as well. Captured T-34/76 tanks were modified to German standards by installation of commanders cupola, radio equipment along with other non-standard field modifications made during service by the their new owners. Spare parts were never much of a problem and some 300 captured vehicles were maintained on long term bases. T-34/76 was held in high regard and also elite units such as Panzergrenadier Division #34;Grossdeutschland #34; (Panzer Regiment #34;Grossdeutschland #34;) used some captured examples as late as 1945. +Decal by Cartograf +Metallic Tow Cables +Aluminium Barrel +Photo-Etched Parts *Model kit ini perlu dirakit amp; di repaint