Zdjęcie główne produktu Zestaw waloryzujący do radzieckiego czołgu T-34/85 z okresu II WŚ - Pancerz siatkowy 'Bedspring' (Ofensywa Berlińska) 1:35 Rye Field Model 2043

Zdjęcie dodatkowe produktu Zestaw waloryzujący do radzieckiego czołgu T-34/85 z okresu II WŚ - Pancerz siatkowy 'Bedspring' (Ofensywa Berlińska) 1:35 Rye Field Model 2043

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Valorization set for the Soviet T-34/85 tank from the WWII period - Mesh armor \nBedspring (Berlin Offensive) 1:35 Rye Field Model 2043

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Vendor: Rye Field Model

Product code: RFM2043

EAN: 4897062621139

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Detail set for the Soviet tank T-34/85 from World War II - 'Bedspring' mesh armor (Berlin Offensive) 1:35 Rye Field Model 2043

The detail set for the Soviet tank T-34/85 from World War II - 'Bedspring' mesh armor (Berlin Offensive) is an excellent addition for modelers looking to enrich their models with authentic historical details. This set allows for the recreation of the characteristic mesh armor that was used by the Soviet armed forces during the Berlin offensive in 1945.

Product features:

Purpose: The detail set is dedicated to T-34/85 tank models
Scale: 1:35
Set elements: Includes precisely made mesh elements that can be mounted on the model to recreate the appearance of the mesh armor.

Historical background:

During the Berlin offensive, the Soviet armed forces often used additional mesh armor, known as 'bedspring', which aimed to increase protection against shaped charges.

The mesh armor was an improvised solution that involved mounting metal grids on the external surfaces of the tank. These grids were designed to detonate shaped charges before reaching the main armor, reducing their effectiveness. Although they were not standard equipment, their use was common in the final months of the war, especially during intense urban fighting in Berlin.