Panzer Art GB35-033 T-28&T-35 mantlet with KT-28 gun 1/35

Panzer Art GB35-033 T-28 & T-35 mantlet with KT-28 gun 1/35 – detail set

The Panzer Art GB35-033 T-28 & T-35 mantlet with KT-28 gun set in 1/35 scale is a high-quality detail product intended for demanding armor modelers. This set has been specifically designed as a dedicated upgrade for plastic models of the Soviet T-28 and T-35 tanks. The included metal KT-28 barrel and resin gun mantlet precisely replicate the details of the original, significantly increasing the realism of any tank replica.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/35
• Application: Soviet T-28 medium tank and T-35 heavy tank
• Historical period: interwar period, World War II
• Country of use: Soviet Union (Russia)
• Theatre of use: Winter War (1939-1940, Finland) and the early stages of World War II (1939-1942, Eastern Front)
• Construction: resin parts and high-quality metal barrel
• Category: upgrade/detail set – accessories for plastic model kits

Historical Information

The T-28 tank was one of the first mass-produced Soviet medium tanks, introduced into the Red Army in 1933. The T-35, a multi-turreted heavy tank, appeared a few years later. Both vehicles were notable for their use of the KT-28 76.2 mm gun, making them formidable—albeit short-lived—machines on the battlefield during the interwar period. They were used during combat in Finland as well as in the initial clashes of World War II against the Wehrmacht.

Set Contents and Advantages

• Precisely replicated resin gun mantlet
• Metal KT-28 barrel, ensuring the highest dimensional accuracy and correct muzzle profile
• Durability and resistance to deformation
• Excellent compatibility with T-28/T-35 models from renowned manufacturers

Recommended for Whom?

Panzer Art GB35-033 is a product recommended for intermediate and advanced armor modelers (assembly difficulty: 3/5) who value a high level of detail and historical authenticity. This set significantly improves the appearance of standard kits, eliminating factory simplifications and plastic barrels that often fall short of more experienced hobbyists’ expectations.