discussion 1/35 KV-2 BUNKER BUSTER BY TRUMPETER

[Si Benson]

Rolling along nicely John :thumb2:
Sometimes the upgrade additions leave us all scratching our heads and checking references to find out where on earth they should go!!

Shame you didn’t get an engine to fiddle about with, should make a quicker build for you though.

 

[Guest]

Rolling along nicely John :thumb2:
Sometimes the upgrade additions leave us all scratching our heads and checking references to find out where on earth they should go!!

Shame you didn’t get an engine to fiddle about with, should make a quicker build for you though.

Thanks Si, the mesh part is ok, pity it can't be seen :smiling2:.

 

[Si Benson]

Thanks Si, the mesh part is ok, pity it can't be seen :smiling2:.

If I had a penny for every hidden detail I’ve messed about with over the years , I’d have about 76p :nerd: :smiling5:

 

[stillp]

Because everyone knows Russian tanks had slogans on them! And what everyone knows is correct, isn’t it?

I found a video with contemporary film of the Dukla Pass battle, and many of the Russian tanks did indeed have slogans on the turret sides. I thought I'd bookmarked it, but can't find it now.
Pete

Edit: Here:

 

[Steve Jones]

In case you want to try something a little different :thumb2:

 

[stillp]

Actually I think the tanks with slogans on are Czechoslovakian.
Pete

 

[Guest]

If I had a penny for every hidden detail I’ve messed about with over the years , I’d have about 76p :nerd: :smiling5:

Quire rich then !

I found a video with contemporary film of the Dukla Pass battle, and many of the Russian tanks did indeed have slogans on the turret sides. I thought I'd bookmarked it, but can't find it now.
Pete

Edit: Here:

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Thanks for the link Pete, when Jakko and I mentioned not having slogans on it was the KV2. Your quite correct in saying that Russian tanks did, many had differing slogan on depending where they had been assembled. Esp T34 and the later ones.:thumb2:

 

[Guest]

In case you want to try something a little different :thumb2:

An early photoshop !

 

[Steve Jones]

I have had a look at 200 plus KV2 photos and no slogans

 

[GerryW]

Watching with interest.

 

[Guest]

Actually I think the tanks with slogans on are Czechoslovakian.
Pete

Could well be, I've saved the next video after that one to watch later , very grateful.

 

[Guest]

I have had a look at 200 plus KV2 photos and no slogans

If they are 200 seperate tank photos , that's about the total built of the KV2 later versions.

Production history
Designer	Zh. Kotin, TsKB-2
Designed	1938–1939
Manufacturer	Kirov Factory, ChTZ
No. built	210

 

[Guest]

Watching with interest.

Welcome Gerry.

 

[Steve Jones]

If they are 200 seperate tank photos , that's about the total built of the KV2 later versions

199 were of the same tank, so two all together :tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::smiling5::thumb2:

 

[Guest]

199 were of the same tank, so two all together :tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::smiling5::thumb2:

Damn thought you had a good collection I could call on.:disappointed:

 

[Steve Jones]

Damn though you had a good collection I could call on

Pinterest and worldwarphotos have some great photos mate

 

[Lee Drennen]

I’m in. Seated by Jim. I’m a little nervous up close like this I know your reputation John so could I have a cup of Yorkshire Tea please to calm my nerves

 

[adt70hk]

Coming on very nicely John.

Andrew

 

[Guest]

Pinterest and worldwarphotos have some great photos mate

They do indeed Steve, one of the best places is Pinterest, I have quite a number of folders , including a KV 2 .

 

[Guest]

I’m in. Seated by Jim. I’m a little nervous up close like this I know your reputation John so could I have a cup of Yorkshire Tea please to calm my nerves

Lee have no fear Jim and Steve will look after you. Allen will bring you a strong brandy when I mention fire !