Bronco MB32001 1/32 SOVIET T-34/85 MEDIUM TANK PEOPLE HERO TANKS

T-34 tank is a medium-sized tank in the Soviet Union. It was produced in 1940-1958 and was mainly used in the German-Soviet War. It is considered to be the most famous tank of the Soviet Union in World War II. The simple design of T-34 makes mass production possible. It produced more than 50,000 vehicles in World War II, with a total production of more than 80,000 vehicles. It is one of the largest tanks ever produced. T-34 had obvious advantages over German tanks in 1941, but its shortcomings were some tactical flaws in the design, such as the part-time artillery captain and the original model was not equipped with radio stations. Since 1942/43, the German army has been engaged in battles with the new No. 4 tank, the Panther tank and the Tiger tank, so the Soviet Union upgraded the tank to T-34/85 with stronger artillery in 1944. Based on its various advantages, the T-34 tank made a great contribution to the victory of the Red Army. After World War II, T-34 was exported to many countries, some of which were used in other wars, especially the Korean War and the Middle East.

Tank 215 is a medium-sized T-34/85 tank built by the Soviet Union. During the War of Resistance Against the United States and Aid Korea, the tank destroyed five enemy heavy tanks, injured one, destroyed nine chemical mortars and one vehicle, destroyed 26 bunkers, tunnels and command posts, and successfully completed seven combat missions with infantry. The leading organ of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army awarded the honorable title of "People's Hero Tank" to No. 215 Tank, and all the crew members recorded their collective special merits.