Product Description
Trumpeter 1/72 KV-1 Model 1942
\""Heavy Cast Turret\"" Version
Russian Heavy Tank
20mm Scale
Brand new, sealed and unbuilt.
Ref No : TU07233
Named after a Marshall of the Soviet Union - Klementy Voroshilov - th KV heavy tank was the third in a trio of designs in 1938 for a replacement for the T-35. The main features of the tank were a centrally mounted turret containing a 76.2mm gun and two MG, a driver's compartment at the front with a hull MG position to the left of the driver and a rear mounted diesel engine. The wide tracks helped to reduce ground pressure and the vehicle had good armour protection.
The KV-1 Model 1942 \""Heavy Cast Turret\"" was a later variant of the KV-1, known as the KV-1C with thicker armour, a cast turret, an improved engine and a better 76mm Zis-5 gun. At the time of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, 500 KV were in service. Although eventually outclassed by the Tiger I in 1942, the KV wg
Trumpeter 1/72 (20mm) KV-1 Model 1942 Heavy Cast Turret
Trumpeter 1/72 KV-1 Model 1942
\""Heavy Cast Turret\"" Version
Russian Heavy Tank
20mm Scale
Brand new, sealed and unbuilt.
Ref No : TU07233
Named after a Marshall of the Soviet Union - Klementy Voroshilov - th KV heavy tank was the third in a trio of designs in 1938 for a replacement for the T-35. The main features of the tank were a centrally mounted turret containing a 76.2mm gun and two MG, a driver's compartment at the front with a hull MG position to the left of the driver and a rear mounted diesel engine. The wide tracks helped to reduce ground pressure and the vehicle had good armour protection.
The KV-1 Model 1942 \""Heavy Cast Turret\"" was a later variant of the KV-1, known as the KV-1C with thicker armour, a cast turret, an improved engine and a better 76mm Zis-5 gun. At the time of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, 500 KV were in service. Although eventually outclassed by the Tiger I in 1942, the KV wg
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