Dragon 6584 T-34/76 Mod.1943 w/Commander Cupola No.112 Factory (1/35) – Plastic tank model kit

The Dragon 6584 model is a unique replica of the Soviet T-34/76 tank featuring the distinctive turret with a commander’s cupola as produced by Factory No. 112. The 1/35 scale ensures a high level of detail and faithful reproduction of the vehicle’s historical appearance. The model is made from high-quality plastic, and the sprue components are characterized by excellent casting quality, highly valued by modelers building World War II dioramas.

• Country of use: Soviet Union
• Scale: 1/35
• Historical period: World War II (the 1943 version was produced and widely used from 1943, especially during the Battle of Kursk, Operation Bagration, and the liberation of Eastern Europe)
• Material: High-quality plastic (plastic model kit for assembly)
• Manufacturer: Dragon
• Add-ons: Plastic turret with a realistic commander’s cupola, reproducing turret and hull surface details; individual track links and photo-etched parts – does not include metal elements, gun barrel, or resin parts.

The 1943 T-34/76 produced by Factory No. 112 is recognized for its hexagonal turret with an added commander’s cupola that improved crew situational awareness. Tanks of this version played a crucial role during both defensive and offensive operations of the Red Army on the Eastern Front. A collector’s highlight of this model is its fidelity to the historical turret layout and hull details characteristic of Factory No. 112 in Gorky.

The product category is a plastic model kit, intended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value precise reproduction of World War II armored vehicles. The assembly instructions are clear and the parts fit well, though the many small details make this kit a challenge for beginners (difficulty level: 4/5). I highly recommend the Dragon 6584 for discerning historical modelers and Soviet armor enthusiasts seeking realistic, competition-level results.

The Dragon 6584 T-34/76 Mod.1943 w/Commander Cupola No.112 Factory (1/35) will meet the expectations of any World War II tank collector, serving as an excellent centerpiece for both stand-alone displays and extensive historical dioramas.