Name: Trumpeter 1/35 T-64 MOD 1972 1/35 Plastic Model
Brand: Trumpeter
SKU: 208967619675783195
Price: 49.89 USD

The T-64 was conceived in Kharkov as the next-generation main battle tank by Alexander A. Morozov, the designer of the T-54. 
A revolutionary feature of the T-64 is the incorporation of an automatic loader for its 125-mm gun,allowing a crewmember's position to be omitted, and helping to keep the size and weight of the tank down，and the T-64B of 1976 would be able to fire a guided antitank missile through its gun barrel． 
The T-64 would be used only by the Soviet Army and never exported, unlike the T-54/55. It was superior to these tanks in most qualitative terms, until the introduction of the T-72B model in 1985. The tank equipped elite and regular formations in Eastern Europe and elsewhere, the T-64A model being first deployed with East Germany's Group of Soviet Forces in Germany (GSFG) in 1976, and some time later in Hungary's Southern Group of Forces (SFG). By 1981 the improved T-64B began to be deployed in East Germany and later in Hungary. 
Item No 01578 
Item Name Soviet T-64 MOD 1972 
Bar Code 9580208015781 
Scale 1:35 
Item Type Static Kit 
Model Brief Length: 261mm Width: 105mm 
Total Parts 550+ 
Metal Parts gun barrel 
Photo Etched Parts 3 pcs 
Film Parts na 
Resin Parts na 
Total Sprues 21 sprues , lower hull and turret 
Paint Schemes Soviet Army 
Released Date 2012-07 
More Features "The kit consists of over 550 parts 
>the kit w/refined detail 
>multi-slide moulded lower hull 
>plastic tracks links 
>Included Photo-etched parts & metal gun barrel".

Trumpeter  1/35 T-64 MOD 1972 1/35 Plastic Model

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