Dragon 7269 T-34/85 Mod.1944 (1/72) – 1/72 Scale Tank Model

The Dragon 7269 model depicts the legendary Soviet T-34/85 tank in its 1944 version, made in the popular 1/72 scale. This is a precise plastic model kit that allows you to replicate this historic vehicle from World War II. The set is intended for military modeling enthusiasts and collectors of armored vehicles from the most significant conflicts of the 20th century. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing the modeler to individually select painting and finishing accessories.

Main features of the product:

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections and dioramas, offering a high level of detail at a compact size
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring precise detailing and easy processing of the components
• Model origin country: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Historical period: World War II, 1944–1945
• Original use: the T-34/85 tank was extensively used by the Red Army from 1944, participating in key battles on the Eastern Front, such as the liberation of Warsaw and the capture of Berlin
• Set contents: complete set of plastic parts, assembly instructions, decals with historical vehicle markings
• No photo-etched or metal barrel parts included – the model is 100% plastic
• Recommended use of enamel or acrylic paints and modeling glue

Why choose the Dragon 7269 T-34/85 Mod.1944?

This model stands out thanks to its high level of detail, faithfully reflecting the original silhouette and armament of the Soviet T-34/85 tank from the final period of World War II. It's an excellent choice both for advanced modelers and for those just beginning their journey with 1/72 scale modeling. Dragon is a renowned manufacturer known for the high quality of its products, which guarantees satisfaction in building and the model's durability.

Difficulty level and recommendation

Difficulty level: 2/5 – the kit is suitable for beginners and intermediate modelers.
Especially recommended for all fans of historical armored vehicles, diorama building, and recreations of scenes from World War II.