 BT-5, T-26 Mod. 1933 |
| DBTyp | Model | |
| Base type | BT-Serie | |
| Kit manufacturer | UM | |
| Material | plastic | |
| Origin country | SU | Parent category: Asia, Europe |
| Operator country | SU Germany For the class: Afghanistan China Finland Hungary Mongolia Poland Spain | Parent category: Asia, Europe |
| Built | 14.10.2019 | |
| Topics | Tank | (Ground Equipment:) Vehicles Parent category: Armoured Vehicle, Ground vehicle, Ground Equipment |
| Aera of use | Interwar WW2 | (WW2:) second world war |
| Scale | 1/72 | |
| BaseVehicle | Ground Equipment | |
| > Same base or sthg. the like ( Show/hide: [-]) | ||
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| Model BT-4 Doppelturm (Fake/Whatif) |  | |
| Model BT-5 w/ cyl Turret |  Turrets for the new BT-5 tanks were simultaneously developed in two factories. The turret from the Mariupol factory was cylindrical, with a small ammo bin on the rear and one hatch on top. Only 230 turrets were built. For mass production of the BT-5 and also the T-26 model 1933, larger turrets made by the Izhorsky plant were adopted. | |
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| Model RBT-5 |  | |
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 Box art BT-5 |