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 Subject:  Re: Need info for DML T-34/85 M (3318)List thread.  
  
 Date:  May 24, 2002
 From:  Christophe Jacquemont 
The kit represents a T-34/85 that undertook a rebuild during the sixties.

The starfish roadwheels can't be used on a 1946 model, there are other things
not to be used on a 1946 tank like the external fuel pump box.

If you need an earlier T-34/85, better swap your kit against the 1944 model or
get the Shanghai Dragon Chinese volunteer kit which is basically identical to
the 1944 model but cheaper, I'd actually swap one with you but due to shipping
costs it wouldn't be cost effective (I live in UK).

As for "1946" production turret I think only maquette makes one, in their kit
or available separately but I'm not an expert on T34s. By the way 1946 might be
a misnomer as some tank were produced in WWII with this type of turret.

Cheers,

Christophe

Yuchung Wang wrote:

> Hi T-L,
>
> I cannot find the review for this kit under DML on T-L. I understand that it
> is actually a post-war version of the T-34, but I am wondering whether there
> are any ways to backdate this kit back to the T-34/85 1946?
>
> Also, can I actually use the starfish pattern roadwheels? Or are there any
> external changes from the wartime production T-34/85?
>
> Sorry for cross posting on the post-ww2 NG too! I wasn't sure where to put
> this.
>
> --
> Cheers,
> -=Yc. Wang=-
 
Thread Listing 
  Need info for DML T-34/85 M (3318) - Yuchung Wang - May 24, 2002
. . . Re: Need info for DML T-34/85 M (3318) - Christophe Jacquemont - May 24, 2002
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