Trumpeter 1/35 Soviet KV-7 (Object 227)

November 1941, in Chelyabinskaya Sverdlovsk UZTM Design Bureau designed the KV-7. It is equipped with two 45 mm and one 76 mm cannon, two 7.62 mm machine guns, 150 rounds of ammunition, all of the guns were placed behind a shield. 100 mm thick non-rotating turret, tank weight 45 tons, crew of 6 people. According to the instructions, KV-7 in December 1941 was sent to Moscow for review, the result is considered to be a failure, leaders tend flamethrower tank KV-8. Stalin that Why do I need three guns? Best to install one", thus the end of this tank.

Description This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit. Adapted from the manufacturer: In November 1941, the Chelyabinskaya Sverdlovsk UZTM Design Bureau designed the KV-7.  It is equipped with two 45mm and one 76mm cannon, two 7.62mm machine guns, and 150 rounds of ammunition; all of the gund were placed behind a shield. It also had a 100mm thick non-rotating turret, and weighed 45 tons with a crew of 6.  According to the instructions, the KV-7 was sent to Moscow for review in December 1941; the KV-7 was, however, considered a failure, with the leaders favoring the flamethrower tank, the KV-8.  Stalin said, "Why do I need three guns? Best to install one," thus bringing about the end of the KV-7.  Molded in gray and clear plastic; includes links and copper wire.