Trumpeter 1/16 00905 T-34/76 Model 1942 Model Kit ◆

Details of Trumpeter 00905 1/16 T-34/76 Model 1942 Model Kit

Basic Specs

• Brand：Trumpeter
• Item No.：00905
• Scale：1/16
• Name：Soviet T-34/76 Medium Tank Model 1942
• Material：Plastic, photo-etched brass parts and metal wire
• Assembly Type：Glue required plastic model kit
• Finished Dimensions：Length approx 421mm, Width approx 188mm, Height approx 164mm
• Total Parts：About 751 parts
• Paint & glue：Not included

Kit Contents

• Plastic sprues for upper hull, lower hull, turret, road wheels and suspension assemblies
• Two styles of link tracks: toothed track links and flat track links
• Transparent parts for driving lights
• Complete full interior details for hull and turret fighting compartment
• Photo-etched sheets for engine grilles
• Brass wire for tow cable and small spring details
• Mudguards and spare road wheel accessories
• Decal sheet for Soviet tank unit marking options for 1942 production T-34/76
• Assembly and painting instruction manual

Product Features

• Large 1/16 scale kit representing T-34/76 Medium Tank Model 1942
• Fine engraved panel lines, casting texture and rivet details on hull and turret
• Fully detailed interior including fighting compartment and turret crew station
• Separate hatches can be built in open or closed status
• Two alternative track link styles for different build choices
• Photo-etched grilles and metal tow rope wire enrich delicate exterior details
• Authentic marking scheme for Soviet WWII T-34/76 tanks of 1942 production

Historical Background

The T-34/76 Model 1942 is the famous Soviet medium tank of World War II. This variant features improved cast turret and enhanced armour protection compared to earlier 1941 models, armed with the 76.2mm main gun. Its sloped armour design shocked German forces and triggered the well-known "T-34 Crisis". It was widely deployed on the Eastern Front, taking part in key battles such as Stalingrad and Kursk. Reliable mobility and balanced firepower made it the backbone of Soviet armoured troops in the mid-stage of WWII.