T-84BM Oplot, Ukrainian MBT in 1:35

[Rhaven Blaack]

Yes, it may be simplified. However, it looks sturdy a durable. As well as an effective solution.

 

[Boris]

Well, since the sides of the hull are not reinforced, the bogies do wiggle. But the wheels will be placed into quite stiff tracks structure, hopefully this complex will be sturdy enough

 

[zathros]

With Rheinmetal building a factory in the Ukraine, and planning to start producing in a couple of weeks, we should see some really interesting subjects on the horizon!

 

[Boris]

Hello all.
So, the tracks. Usually, it's a nightmare for a builder, but not for this model. Some double layer strips , some side walls, some gluing tabs that I prepared and that's it. Nothing too difficult here,

 

[Boris]

And so, after a year, this T-84BM model is finished.
What I liked: it is a good design of a rare model. Although some things were simplified, it was done very correctly. It is a good pretty simple model.

What I did not like: side skirts are weakly designed, they tend to fold in. The hull should be build in one piece, requiring good building skills.
In summary, it is a good model, was fun building it.

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

You did a GREAT JOB on this project! Thank you for sharing your work!

 

[Boris]

You did a GREAT JOB on this project! Thank you for sharing your work!

Thank you

 

[mijob]

Nice work Boris this tank looks realy good.

 

[Chuffy70]

A great build, and looks really striking in that camo... job well done, what's next?

 

[Boris]

Thank you all !!!
Next project is going to be a pretty simple Hayabusa 2 satellite, maybe I will do the Minerva-I and Minerva-II probes. A product designed and developed in company I work for, was installed in some satellites, including Hayabusa 2

 

[Revell-Fan]

Fantastic job!

 

[Boris]

Thank you!