ICM 35366 T-34/76 (late 1943 production) WWII Soviet Medium Tank – plastic model kit in 1:35 scale

We present a unique model kit: ICM 35366 T-34/76 (late 1943 production) in 1:35 scale, which faithfully recreates the Soviet medium tank from the late 1943 production series. This model is an accurate replica of one of the most significant armored vehicles of World War II, used by the Red Army.

Historical background and uniqueness of the model

The late 1943 T-34/76 is an upgraded version of the iconic Soviet tank, widely used on both the Eastern and Western fronts. This tank was actively engaged in the most important operations of World War II, such as the Battle of Kursk, Operation Bagration, and the Berlin offensive. Thanks to its distinctive cast turret and modified construction details, the model accurately reflects the appearance of the vehicle from this period.

• Scale: 1:35 – optimal size for realistic detailing and expanding a military collection.
• Operator country: Soviet Union (Red Army).
• Period of use: World War II (1943–1945).
• Material: high-quality plastic.
• Kit contents: sprues with parts for self-assembly; model does not include glue or paints.
• The box contains finely detailed structural elements – cast turret, distinctive fenders, armor details, and weaponry.
• Category: plastic model kit.

Model advantages and recommendations

The ICM 35366 model is a perfect choice for World War II history enthusiasts, fans of Soviet military technology, and modelers who appreciate high-quality detailing. Precision-made parts enable a realistic presentation of the vehicle, whether as a standalone model or as part of a historical diorama. The product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers, as assembling the parts requires accuracy and experience (difficulty level: 3/5).

By choosing this model, you also gain a solid base for further customization – you can enhance it with photo-etched accessories or resin parts available on the market. It’s an ideal choice for collectors, T-34 tank enthusiasts, and anyone wishing to faithfully recreate contemporary World War II Eastern Front dioramas.