Flyhawk FH3023 T-34/85 Medium Tank (Plant 183. Autumn 1944) 1/72 is a highly detailed plastic model kit that depicts the legendary Soviet medium tank T-34/85 in the version produced in autumn 1944 at the famous Factory No. 183 (Uralvagonzavod in Nizhny Tagil). The model is crafted in precise 1/72 scale, allowing for faithful representation of the technical details of this armored vehicle while maintaining small dimensions suitable for collections with limited display space.

The Flyhawk FH3023 model reflects a specific T-34/85 variant that brought a completely new quality to the Eastern Front during World War II. The Factory No. 183 version was characterized by a unique turret design, weld arrangement, and armor details—all meticulously recreated in this miniature. The T-34/85, introduced in 1944, served mainly in the Soviet Red Army, but after the war, it was also supplied to many satellite armies and allied countries where it was used well into the 1970s. However, it gained its greatest fame in battles on the Eastern Front, including during the liberation of Poland and the assault on Berlin.

The T-34/85 tank was a direct response to battlefield needs—the installation of an 85mm gun increased its effectiveness against German Panthers and Tigers. The autumn 1944 Factory 183 variant possessed all the features developed in response to front-line experience: a new turret with increased crew space, reinforced armor, and modified structural details.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Soviet Union (USSR), distributed after the war in Central European, Asian, and African countries
• Period of use: World War II (1944–1945); postwar conflicts up to the 1970s
• Material: high-quality plastic, highly detailed sprues
• Accessories included: transparent parts, decals, photo-etched parts for advanced modellers
• Category: plastic model kit

The Flyhawk FH3023 model is recommended for both beginner modelers (difficulty level: 2/5) and collectors and armored vehicle enthusiasts. Exceptional attention to detail, historical accuracy, and robust workmanship make it an excellent choice for dioramas, collections, or as part of a historical modeling workshop.