Since the marking is going to be of a collective farm one I tought that the very unique wood armor would be really narative nad would render a nice folk tale touch.

... where did you get that one?

In fact they where donating money to the mother land and their name was given to the tanks.

Now there is an intersting question: Why only 3 steel wheels in the tam kit? Is there suppose to be 6? Well that is strange. How am I suppose to use them?

Phil.

Hi, Phil!

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Since the marking is going to be of a collective farm one I tought that the very unique wood armor would be really narative nad would render a nice folk tale touch.

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Seems like a very strange assumption. Does this mean if money for the tank were donated by some lumberjack union it would look like that?

But anyhow, good luck with the project!
Alex

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Now there is an intersting question: Why only 3 steel wheels in the tam kit? Is there suppose to be 6? Well that is strange. How am I suppose to use them?

Phil.

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It was quite common for t-34's to have mixed wheel types due to rubber shortages and supplie shortages of matching wheel types.

paul

I was asuming that was the case, but I did not find picture of any mix and match wheels except the usual 3 steel and 2 rubber.

Here is an update, I've used the upgraded armor on the front glacis because the neograde kit is somewhat difficult to fit and the extra armor fills the gap.

The wheels are not glued, I was hopping for some insight... Alex gaved me just that hehe. Today I think I can close the build and start some scratch to tweek accuracy on the Tam kit. Any toughts?

Phil.

Hey Phil,

Coming along nicely. Man ill drive up there and you can use my camera. Whatya say Bro? If i leave now ill be there In 24hrs. Looking forward to your next update man.

Gary