Hobby Boss 1/35 Soviet BT-2 Tank (Early)
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**Hobby Boss BT Series Soviet Light Tanks Model Kit**
Dive into the rich history of Soviet military machinery with the Hobby Boss BT Series Soviet Light Tanks Model Kit. These tanks, produced in vast numbers from 1932 to 1941, were a crucial part of the Soviet Union's armored forces. Known for their light armor yet formidable armament for the era, the BT tanks boasted mobility among their contemporaries. Affectionately nicknamed "Betka" or "Betushka" from their acronym, these tanks paved the way for the legendary T-34 medium tank. The T-34, introduced in 1940, marked a significant evolution in Soviet tank design, eventually replacing the fast tanks, infantry tanks, and medium tanks then in service.
Upon completion, this designed model kit will measure approximately 163.9mm in length and 63.7mm in width, making it a standout addition to any military model collection.
- **[Includes]:**
- Photo-etched parts
- Decals
- Clear parts
- **[Mold Color]:**
- Tan
- Gray
Whether you're a seasoned modeler or new to the hobby, this BT Series Soviet Light Tanks Model Kit from Hobby Boss offers a unique building experience and a glimpse into a pivotal piece of military history.