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The items in question are commander's cupolas for late model T34/76 M1943s.
Look here for more info :
http://www.o5m6.de/t_34_lateprod.html
regards
Steve
The items in question are commander's cupolas for late model T34/76 M1943s.
Look here for more info :
http://www.o5m6.de/t_34_lateprod.html
regards
Steve
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Gort is right.
I have a few of the late-model T-34s from GHQ. The extra "thingies" are cupolas.
The cupola was never a standard / common feature on the T-34. Often the tanks with the cupolas were assigned to unit commanders.
So only some small fraction of your tanks should have it. For this reason (I presume) GHQ has made them an "extra" that you can add or not at your choice. I use them to identify platoon and company command tanks.
This is just one of the fun things about GHQ's T-34 models. You get a couple of different turrets, a couple of different hulls, and the ability to add cupolas (or not), so that you wind up with units that have a lot of variety among their tanks -- which is a good reflection of Soviet armored units in WW2.
I have a few of the late-model T-34s from GHQ. The extra "thingies" are cupolas.
The cupola was never a standard / common feature on the T-34. Often the tanks with the cupolas were assigned to unit commanders.
So only some small fraction of your tanks should have it. For this reason (I presume) GHQ has made them an "extra" that you can add or not at your choice. I use them to identify platoon and company command tanks.
This is just one of the fun things about GHQ's T-34 models. You get a couple of different turrets, a couple of different hulls, and the ability to add cupolas (or not), so that you wind up with units that have a lot of variety among their tanks -- which is a good reflection of Soviet armored units in WW2.
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Difficile est, saturam non scribere.
"It is hard NOT to write satire." - Decimus Iunius Juvenalis, 1st Century AD