MiniArt Dresden 1945 T-34/85 Field Repair Big Set (1/35) 36064

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Miniart Dresden 1945. T34/85 Field Repair Big Set  (1/35) 36064

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SKU: MIN36064

MPN: 36064

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MiniArt 1/35 Diorama Kits

Dresden 1945 T-34/85 Field Repair Big Set (1/35) 36064

This expansive 1/35 scale diorama set from MiniArt captures the gritty aftermath of urban warfare during the final months of World War II. Centred around a Soviet T-34/85 undergoing field repairs in the ruined streets of Dresden, this kit combines figures, accessories, and architecture into one immersive scene-building package.

  • Includes highly detailed T-34/85 with interior
  • Features open engine bay and damaged components
  • 7 repair crew and infantry figures included
  • Comes with crates, jacks, fuel drums, tools and workbench
  • Detailed base section with broken masonry and street debris
  • Full photo-etched set for enhanced realism
  • Decals for wartime Soviet markings

Whether you’re building a snapshot of post-battle maintenance or a historical vignette, this set offers the drama and detail to create a compelling WWII street scene. All parts are injection moulded in high-quality plastic, with exceptional precision across figures, vehicle, and terrain.

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

By early 1945, Soviet forces were pushing deep into German territory. Cities like Dresden became battlegrounds and logistical hubs. Tanks like the T-34/85 were essential for urban combat, but heavy fighting often necessitated quick, improvised repairs. Field workshops operated alongside advancing units, patching together damaged armour under fire. This kit recreates that exact moment—where survival depended as much on mechanics as on the front-line troops.

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