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Syrian Army T62

Eduard Valishin shares with us some images of his T- 62 Mod 1972, that fought on the side of the Syrian army in 1982 , during the First Lebanon War. The model was built as part of a group build in one a social network, but Eduard is fascinated by the accuracy of models and wanted to make sure this was as accurate as he could make it.

The model used is the Trumpeter offering andwas supplemented by the following additions;

• A basic set of etching ET-MODEL
• Tracked over shelves of ET-MODEL
• Boxes of ET-MODEL
• DShK from Miniarm
• Resin OMSH tracks from MasterClub
• Mask of Wind Mark Cannon

Eduard also used and did the following;

• FUEL copper wire 0.4 mm in diameter
• Winding dyurity of patch cord
• Fasteners dyurita of wires from the patch cord
• Replaced the handle on the fuel tanks
• Produced with zero stop gun
• Replaced the plastic wire railings
• Fabricated socket for communication with troops
• Added welds around the ejection hatch around armor fungus corrected seams on the front plate
• Scalded hooks for lifting the tower
• Added the wiring to the spotlight and lamp
• Cable ducts replaced by needle from an insulin syringe
• Made track adjusters on both sides
• Added the wiring to position lamps and so on
• All locks on the drawers work

The model was painted Tamiya model paints , varnishes transparent colored Tamiya, Zvezda, remover and other chemicals from AK interactive, pigments and Ammo Master pigment.