| EastPAC |
| T34 photos |
| The EastPAC T-34-85 project based its measurements on a real T-34-85 owned by the AAF Armor Museum in Danville, Va. This fine museum is one of the largest of its kind on the East coast. As with any museum, they are in in constant need of operating funds. Please feel free to visit their web site and check them out at www.aaftankmuseum.com/ |
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| This particular tank was built by the Cech's after the 2nd war. This beauty still runs proven by the oil and smoke stains around the exhast pipes. While the paint is a bit rough this T-34-85 is in great shape. |
| The pictures above gives you some closeup details of the turret, notice the casting mark along the bottom half. EastPAC plans on casting the turret in aluminum for the 7 models we are working with. |
| The bottom three pics give a good shot of the spare fuel drums seen on most T34's. These could be dropped off before going into battle if need be. |
| Click on picture to see enlarged version |
| We are lucky enough to have one of members (Dick Bernier) volunteer at the AAF Museum. As a result we have been able to secure many photo's and drawing of this subject. We will post more pics of this great specimen in the near future. |
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