What it is?
After the cancellation of the T-43, a replacement for the T-34 was still desired and work began on the T-44 in late 1943. Three prototypes were produced, with a 122 mm armed design being rejected. The 85 mm variant was accepted for production, which commenced in 1944 and the tank remained in service until the 1970s.
Key Benefits
- A mini-model kit for self-assembly of the “T-44” of the “Metal Time” is a great gift for all military equipment enthusiasts, history of engineering thought, and technical modeling fans. This small set can be the beginning of a hobby of assembling large-scale models. It will provide you and your family and friends with several hours of joint creativity and positive communication.
- The "T-44" model features the recognizable design of the legendary medium tank: a unique profile, turret, chassis, hatches, radiator grilles, and weaponry. Textures and images are applied to the surfaces using electrochemical etching, giving the model a resemblance to the original combat vehicle. All model parts are made of stainless steel, used in the food industry, and consumer goods and toy production. Assembly of the "T-44" excludes any harm to the owner. Accurate cutting allows for model assembly without additional tools, soldering, or gluing.
- The assembled scale model of the "T-44" can be used as a souvenir, interior decoration, and valuable prize for military game enthusiasts. It can also be used to create installations, layouts, or reconstructions of tank battles during World War II. It will take a worthy place on the stand with the collection of "Metal Time workshop" models. But its primary purpose is technical creativity, joint modeling, and development of manual skills.
What else you need to know
Specifications:
- Quantity of parts, pcs: 59
- Difficulty level, from 1 to 8: 2
- Hours to assemble (average): 1
- Model size (cm): 11.2 x 4.7 x 3.5
- Model size (inch): 4.41 x 1.85 x 1.38
- Scale: 1:72
