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Academy T-34/85 No.183 Factory “Berlin 1945” (1/35) 13295

SKU: AY13295
Manufacturer SKU: 13295

Original price was: £45.99.Current price is: £41.39.

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Academy T-34/85 No.183 Factory “Berlin (1/35) 13295

Academy Plastic Model Kit

T-34/85 No.183 Factory “Berlin 1945” (1/35) 13295

This 1/35 scale Academy kit recreates the famous Soviet T-34/85 medium tank from Factory No.183, as it appeared during the Battle of Berlin in 1945. Known for its reliability, sloped armour, and effective 85mm gun, the T-34/85 was a formidable opponent to late-war German armour. Academy’s kit captures this historic vehicle with finely moulded parts and accurate wartime details, offering modellers the opportunity to recreate one of the most significant tanks of WWII.

  • 1/35 scale plastic model kit
  • Detailed T-34/85 medium tank (Factory No.183)
  • Accurate reproduction of Berlin 1945 configuration
  • Crisp mouldings with detailed turret, road wheels, and gun
  • Perfect for WWII dioramas or historical collections

Note: This is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting. Glue and paints are not included.

History:

The T-34/85 was developed in 1943 to counter improved German tanks such as the Panther and Tiger. With its upgraded 85mm ZiS-S-53 gun and reinforced armour, it restored the Red Army’s ability to challenge German armour on the battlefield. The Factory No.183 variant was among the most widely produced. During the Battle of Berlin in April–May 1945, T-34/85s spearheaded Soviet assaults into the heart of the city, symbolising the final victory over Nazi Germany. Its combination of firepower, mobility, and durability cemented its reputation as one of the most influential tanks of the Second World War.