Revell 03306 T-55AM / T-55AM2B

Name: T-55AM / T-55AM2B
Brand: Revell
SKU: rev03306
Price: 82.09 RON
Availability: OutOfStock

Scală: 1:72

Producător: Revell

Codul produsului: rev03306

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Ultima dată disponibil: 27.8.2020

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Informații principale

Producător	Revell
Codul produsului	rev03306
Greutate:	0.19 kg
Ean:	4009803033068
Scală	1:72
Adăugat în catalog:	10.11.2017
Tags:	T-55

A model construction kit of the most frequently produced Main Battle Tank in the world.

A choice to build the T-55AM or the T-55AM2B (NVA)
Additional turret armour
Rotatable turret
injection moulded tracks with individual sections

Authentic representation of the following versions:

T-55AM2B, 4th Motorized Rifle Division, Tank Regiment 4, National People's Army, East Germany, Gotha, 1989
T-55AM2, 31th Hunyadi János Mechanized Infantry Brigade, Hungarian Armed Forces, Rétság, 1990
T-55AM, 61st Marine Infantry Brigade, North Sea Fleet, Sputnik (Murmansk), 1989
T-55AM,17th Guards Tank Division, Soviet Army, Krivoy Rog, 1988

The T-55 is a Soviet Main Battle Tank from the Cold War period. The first prototypes of this vehicle were built in 1956-1957, and serial production in the USSR started in 1958 and lasted until 1981. In its course, about 27,500 vehicles of this type were created - only in the Soviet Union! The combat weight of the tank was up to 36 tons. The drive was provided by a single W-55 engine with a capacity of 580 HP. The primary armament was a 100mm D-10T2 model 1944 tank gun, and the secondary armament consisted of a 7.62mm SGMT machine gun and a 12.7mm DSzK machine gun.

The T-55 tank was a development of the T-54 and, like it, was seen as a Main Battle Tank (MBT). The main differences between the two vehicles concerned the use of a more powerful engine on the T-55, as well as a slightly different model of the 100mm gun. In addition, such modernizations were also introduced, such as an increase in the stock of transported ammunition or the serial stabilization of the gun vertically and horizontally. Ultimately, a very successful car was created, perceived in the 1950s and 1960s as one of the best in its class in the world. The vehicle was also widely exported and licensed in many countries around the world (e.g. in Czechoslovakia or Poland). It was used in combat in many armed conflicts after 1945, including the Six-Day War (1967), the Indo-Pakistani War (1971) and the Iraqi-Iranian War (1980-1988).

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