Dragon 7224 T-34/76 Mod.1942 (1/72) – Plastic model of the Soviet tank

The Dragon 7224 T-34/76 Mod.1942 in 1/72 scale is a unique choice for military modelling enthusiasts who want to recreate the legendary Soviet medium tank from World War II. This kit allows you to accurately reproduce the popular T-34/76 tank version dating from 1942, which is one of the greatest symbols of Soviet armoured forces. Excellent sprue quality and attention to detail make it the ideal choice for modellers seeking realism and historical accuracy.

Historical description and usage of the vehicle

T-34/76 Mod.1942 is a key version of the T-34 tank used by the Red Army during the heaviest battles of World War II, including at Stalingrad, Kursk, and throughout the Eastern Front. Introduced in 1942, it featured a new hexagonal turret called the "mickey mouse" turret, improved ballistic protection, and better optics. Numerous examples of this vehicle fought from 1942 until the end of the war in 1945, becoming a permanent part of world military conflict history. As a Soviet vehicle, the T-34/76 was used primarily by the USSR, but also by satellite states and occasionally by German units that had captured it on the front lines.

Kit details and box contents

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Historical period: World War II, 1942-1945
• Material: high-quality plastic (injection moulded parts)
• Contents: precisely moulded parts, clear plastic elements (optional headlights), fine details
• Does not include glue or paints – must be purchased separately
• Category: plastic model kit

Recommended for:

The Dragon 7224 T-34/76 Mod.1942 kit is recommended for both intermediate and experienced military modellers who value historical accuracy and attention to detail. Suitable for dioramas and collections of vehicles from World War II.

Assembly difficulty: 3/5. The kit requires precision, assembly of small parts, puttying, and advanced painting to achieve realistic results.

By choosing Dragon 7224 T-34/76 Mod.1942, you invest in quality, historical fidelity, and the satisfaction of building one of the most important armoured tanks of the 20th century.