Rye Field Model 2102 D-10T 100mm barrel for T-55AMD (RFM) 1/35

Rye Field Model 2102 D-10T 100mm barrel for T-55AMD is a top-quality scale modeling accessory in 1/35 scale, being the perfect addition to the T-55AMD tank model by Rye Field Model. The D-10T 100mm gun barrel is made from precisely turned metal, which ensures an exceptional level of detail, faithfully capturing the historical nuances of the original. The product is dedicated to modelers building armored vehicles of the Soviet Army from the Cold War era, especially those interested in the modernized T-55AMD version introduced in the 1970s.

The D-10T gun was one of the most important armament components of Soviet medium tanks from the late 1940s onwards. The T-55AMD tank, a highly advanced modernization of the classic T-55, was equipped with the Drozd active protection system, and its service was most intensive during the peak of Cold War tensions. This vehicle was used by the Soviet Army and the armed forces of Warsaw Pact countries, especially in the years 1970–1989, playing a key role on potential fronts in Central and Eastern Europe.

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated for modelers building detailed dioramas and combat vehicle models
• Material: metal – the barrel is made from turned aluminum to ensure excellent durability and maximum realism
• Intended use: set for the T-55AMD model (Rye Field Model)
• Historical accuracy – fully replicates dimensions, technological and assembly details
• Period: Cold War, 1970s–80s
• Country of use: Soviet Union, Eastern Bloc countries
• Category: metal part for plastic model, modeling aftermarket
• Recommended skill level: intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty 3/5)
• Compatible with Rye Field Model kit – perfect fit without additional processing

The Rye Field Model 2102 D-10T 100mm metal barrel is the choice for demanding collectors and modelers who want to achieve the highest level of realism in their Soviet tank models from the Cold War era. We especially recommend this product to enthusiasts of armored vehicles of the Warsaw Pact era and those who value historical fidelity and durability of details.