MiniArt 37045 KMT-7 MID TYPE MINE-ROLLER 1/35

MiniArt 37045 KMT-7 MID TYPE MINE-ROLLER 1/35 – Detailed Mine Barrier Model

MiniArt 37045 KMT-7 MID TYPE MINE-ROLLER in 1/35 scale is a highly detailed plastic model kit that faithfully replicates one of the most important engineering systems used by the Soviet and Russian armies in the second half of the 20th century and modern times. The model is intended for self-assembly and painting; glue and paints are not included. It offers exceptional part detailing and realistically recreated metal elements, making it perfect for diorama expansion and armored vehicle collections.

Historical Information and Usage

The KMT-7 is a Soviet mine-roller type mine-clearing device mounted on tanks – including T-55, T-62, T-64, T-72, T-80, T-90, and engineering vehicles BMR-1/2/3. Developed since the late 1960s, the system was intensively used during the Cold War and in local conflicts in the Middle East, Afghanistan, Syria, the Caucasus, and in modern times. The KMT-7 operates by mechanically detonating contact mines, increasing the survival chances of tanks and infantry when breaching minefields. The mid type variant is the most widespread version of the system.

MiniArt 37045 Kit Features

• Model scale: 1/35
• User country: USSR/Russia and allies
• Usage period: Cold War, modern times
• Material: high quality plastic (PS)
• The kit includes a realistically represented mine roller system, chain elements, and precisely designed assembly details
• Compatible with a wide range of Soviet tank models – ideal extension for military dioramas
• Chain included – enhanced build realism
• Category: plastic model kit

Who is it recommended for?

MiniArt 37045 KMT-7 is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking a high level of detail and aiming to accurately recreate Soviet or Russian armored vehicles in realistic scenes. Rated at difficulty level 3/5, it is an outstanding addition to any engineering equipment collection. We recommend it to enthusiasts of modern conflict history, diorama builders, and collectors focused on USSR and Russian vehicles.