Hi everyone!! I just want to show you my T-90 tank end my idea for diorama. Nothing speciall, but I hope you gonna like it:













And this is my inspiration:



Best regards.

Great building ! nice pics for inspiration...

Hi Grzegorz,

Nice subject, looking very good.
Which track set did you use?

CC

Hi Cagkan

I`ve used a Sector35 tracks.

Original indeed. Keep up the good work.

How are they?
Easy to use? Accurate? Clean?

CC

They`re ok and easy to use, but I think that the tracks from SPADE ACE MODELS are better, more accurate. I`ve noticed that when I`ve bought the Sector35, so it was to late for changes Best choice?? SPADE ACE MODELS.

Cagkan, did you know, that Sector35 have a metal tracks for our T-80 in his offer?? I`m going to buy them when I finish the T-90

Yes I know that, I'm planning to use SP designs resin tracks for my T-80, but maybe I will buy them too..

CC

I can`t promisse anything, but, when I buy ( mabe ) those track from Sector35, then I could give you my tracks from Masterclub if you want.

You're very kind my friend, we will talk that later.
But you must keep your masterclub tracks for future T-80's..

PS: If you will really want to give them, you know where you can find me.

CC

Sector35 tracks for the T-80 seem to be essentially Master Club tracks in metal. And for US$45...ouch.

I would stick with the Spade Ace tracks. I have the M107/M110 set and they are actually better than several of the Fruil sets I have. Food for thought.

Hi all.

I heve a few, new pics of my tank, and I want to share with you:









Best regards.

Hi all!

I decided that I will return to the T-90. Everyone knows that the model that produced the Zvezda is not error-free, especially when it comes to the aspect ratio. The whole model is just too high. I know that there are several ways to do that is all correct, and I wanted to show you, as I did this I got. I think I chose the simplest possible way, namely, the lower hull borrowed from Tamiya T-72M1. I must admit that these two elements do not really fit together, but with a little work, I think it can be done. For me, upper hull from Zvezda and the lower hull from Tamiya, make the whole model is gaining in appearance. Is reduced, without cutting. The second thing that I decided to improve the engine cover is that performed by Zvezda, also not too accurate. Here, too, I used parts from Tamiya. Although the Tamiya engine cover is a little too short but this problem can be solved. So with this in front of you, my model T-90 after no great improvements that had a positive impact on its appearance. This, of course, is not the end of work, but I can show you something:

















Best regards to all.

Looking forward to seeing what you do Grzegorz. I've got a question about the kit, does the suspension move out of the box or was that after-market stuff? I really want to build one after seeing this thread;

https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/193110#1678305

Including me!
Nice build so far and very interesting pose for this vehicle!
I have a book about the T-80 tank which includes some photos like this.

greetings and thanks for sharing...
Soeren

PS: No problem with the "time-delay" (july to december)
I also stopped all my builds, but received another kit today. (Tunguska, from Panda Hobby)

ALL I CAN SAY IS !!!!

OUTSTANDING WORK GUYS

MIKE.
THERE ARE NO X MARINES !!!!