T-14 Armata, 1/72, Trumpeter
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17 21 January, 18:22
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Thank you very much. According to Wikipedia:
"On 19 July 2023, TASS quoted two unnamed defense industry sources stating that Russia's southern battlegroup had deployed T-14s in direct frontline combat in order to assess its performance, before withdrawing them back from the frontline. No official information has been published yet regarding its deployment in the conflict zone.[57] On 4 September 2023, TASS reported that the T-14 Armata has been withdrawn from Ukraine. It was deployed in an indirect fire role to test it in "real combat conditions" while being shielded from "direct assault operations". The tank was said to have received "additional side protection from anti-tank ammunition".
And from the same source: "On 24 December 2021, First Deputy General Director of Rostec Vladimir Artyakov announced, that "serial production" of the T-14 was launched."
22 January, 15:22
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Very nice work. I love the information on the action that it's seen.
23 January, 08:27