Soviet Armor
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Here are some of my WW2 Soviet
tanks. Some of these are real old and have seen tons of action. My T34
collection is actually larger than this, especially if I include those
still in boxes :) In Rapid Fire, the T34 speed is
amazing. Then again, in any
rule set it's just an all-round great tank.
Early model T34s advance in 1941 counter-attack. ESCI models with cool
individual track links.
Closer look at the T34s. They have been in action since 1993. I think
they are OOP now.
Closer profile of the tanks. Everything's right out of the box.
Parting shot of the T34s. At first, I was cursing at the individual
track links, but I grew to love 'em - feels much better on the table.
More early-period T34s pass an abandoned town. These are 1:76 scale.
The one in the foreground is Matchbox. The others are Fujimi. No, I
have
no idea where the commander figure is.
Coming out of the morning sun, avenging T34s prepare to take it to the
invaders. Unfortunately, low crew morale means a lot of abandoned tanks
(house rule).
A KV1 making speed across the Russian plains. By Fujimi.
These two Fujimi KV1s can take a beating. If only there were more. If
only they were better supported ...
Moving on: what's better than a T34? An up-gunned T34! Or two. The one
in the foreground is Fujimi, the other is by Airfix.
SU122s come out of the woods. ESCI kits.
Another view of the SU122s. Low slung, huge firepower, good armor. What
more can you ask? More of them, of course. Never enough.