T34/76 mod 1942 AFV 1/35. Full detailed interior 

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much Alex!

Thank you again

Hahahaha!!!, thank you mate!!, you are my inspiration as you know 😀

Thank you mate!

thank you so much!

Muchas gracias Fenando!

thanks to you for your comment!

Thank you so much blacklupos!...This week I will post second part with tank finished, I hope you enjoy it too :)

@@TurbineModels Definitely!

Thank you so much!

Thank you mate!

hahahaha

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Do you a T34 in the yard?

thank you so much Tony!...hahaha, I would like to get one :D. It would be so funny driving my T34 to my job every morning

Thank you so much!!

thank you mate!. I used my own color mixing 75% red brown (Tamiya XF-64) + 25% of Schwarzbraun (Hobby color H462)

Please post more videos

Dirtyd23 I tried Tamiya hull red and I think it’s a little too dark So I found this mix from Panzermiester36 and I like it much better 50% XF-7 - 50% XF- 68 nato brown

Hi!, not so much, with 2 or 3 minutes should be enough

Thank you Steve for your comment. I really like know different opinions. I disagree with you, I think that extremly hard combat life conditions made so weather effects in few months.

@@TurbineModels not even true

As I wrote in other coment: What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet). I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers. If it was a bit cleaner or with less schratches on the walls or not...It's not the most important thing for me.

It includes new parts (extra armour in resin). www.scalemates.com/kits/ding-hao-hobby-dh96009-t-34-76-model-1942-and-applique-armor--951462

Hi Chris, I apply semi gloss varnish before washes (Tamiya X-35)

Thanks - look forward to your next video of this build. I have this model in my stash and thinking of starting it next. It's actually the 1942-43 model that I have.

Great!, thank you. I'm a bit delayed with my kit because I didn't works so much on it in Christmas but I think I will upload my video in January...is your kit from AFV too?

Yes - Model No 35144

ok, my kit is 35143, Ding Hao version with extra armour...But the mould is so similar (almost equal) to your kit. I think it's a very good kit I only had some problems related with Engine fit (specially when I was fitting the upper side hull that cover the engine compartment).

Yes, it is. The mould is exactly the same

Yes. 1/35

Hello Artur, thanks for your comment. I think that you don’t understand what I mean What I wanted to show in my kit is the extremely life condition inside a T34 along the IIWW. The tank was an unconfortable place, dirt, so often in combat it was full of smoke, rest of meal and, if the situation outside was really so dangerous, crew could even do a pee inside the tank (I already know that they were not always using the tank as a toilet). I wanted to highlight the awesome life of T34 crew during the war and it is my small tribute to these soldiers.

@@TurbineModels If they went through the emotional realisation that they were facing a Mark VI Tiger the inside was ok to go for a crap ;)

buffff...I can't imagine this feeling

Today! :). Sorry chris, i had a crazy amount of work and I haven't so much time to build my models or publish new videos but I hope improve this soon.

very interesting (and impresive) Cold War tank...It could be a possibilty for the future :). Thank you!

hahaha, thank you Kristijan! You can watch the second part of this job in my channel 😀

Dud you read the title?

Yeahhhhh i did.

thank you so much!

@@TurbineModels 😊

Just for fun and because it was a good challenge too. To be honest, so often, I don’t waste my time in not visibles parts but this time I enjoyed a lot with the process