I am finally getting around to painting up the new figs I bought including a set of T-34s. However I need to know where these go;
http://medievalist.org/microarmour/ma.html
They look like hatches of some sort but I can't seem to figure out where to put them. Any help is much appreciated.
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...those are the late model T34/43 cupolas. One goes over the port side hatch on the turret. The hatch (with 2 hinges) towards the rear and the sight ( the round deal)forward...You don't need to put them on,just if you want to upgrade. If you are a historical purist not before mid 1943.tanker wrote:I am finally getting around to painting up the new figs I bought including a set of T-34s. However I need to know where these go;
http://medievalist.org/microarmour/ma.html
They look like hatches of some sort but I can't seem to figure out where to put them. Any help is much appreciated.
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As JB noted, an accessory but not a necessity. T-34s with cupolas were never actually common, there are pictures of T-34s without cupolas in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Germany itself (so all 1945 timeframe).
Personally, I put the cupolas on a subset of my T-34s, and use them to help mark the platoon and company command tanks.
(SHHH! Don't tell CG Erickson!)
Personally, I put the cupolas on a subset of my T-34s, and use them to help mark the platoon and company command tanks.
(SHHH! Don't tell CG Erickson!)
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