Panzer Art GB35-158 K-20 Gun barrel for Soviet T-26&BT-5/7 tanks and armored cars BA-6/10 (Early pattern) 1/35

Panzer Art GB35-158 K-20 Gun Barrel for Soviet T-26 & BT-5/7 Tanks and Armored Cars BA-6/10 (Early Pattern) is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for the most demanding modelers who appreciate precision and realism at 1/35 scale. This precisely turned part allows for quick and easy replacement of the standard plastic barrel in T-26, BT-5, BT-7 tank models, as well as BA-6 and BA-10 armored car models produced by leading model manufacturers.

• Scale: 1/35 – ensures perfect fit for the most popular model kits in this class.
• Country of use: Soviet Union – Red Army.
• Place and period of use: The K-20 gun barrel was mounted on Red Army vehicles from 1930 to 1945. It was used during combat in the Winter War (1939–1940), the invasion of Poland, and also during the early clashes of World War II on the Eastern Front. Armored cars with this barrel were also used in Asia and took part in various reconnaissance and combat missions.
• Material: Precisely turned metal, guaranteeing excellent part geometry, smooth surface, and realistic shading unmatched by plastic.
• Category: Metal model accessories – professional upgrade for plastic model kits.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – installing the accessory is simple and involves replacing the barrel in the model; it only requires basic modeling tool skills.
• Why choose this product? The metal K-20 barrel from Panzer Art eliminates the problem of sanding and filling plastic barrels, allowing you to raise the standard of any T-26, BT-5, BT-7 tank or BA-6 / BA-10 armored car model. It increases realism, durability and detail accuracy while being easy to install.
• For whom? Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers building interwar and World War II historical armored vehicles who seek the highest level of realism.

This product is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to take their 1/35 scale Soviet armored vehicle models to the next level—either for individual display or historical dioramas.