Cutting Edge Soviet Technology Circa 1969
![](/albums/img/6/5/9/1094659-24952-13-p.jpg "My first attempt. I used White "434" at Kubinka Tank Museum for inspiration and detailed reference. The photos were found on the Internet. (Thanks Internet!).
My primary reference is Osprey's New Vanguard 223 "T-64 Battle Tank" by Steven Zaloga.
The Aber R-113 aerial is very long and the wire didn't fit into the antenna mount. I had to sand the end into a point to get it fit.
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![](/albums/img/8/5/7/1094857-24952-18-p.jpg "I have used Crazy Glue to hold the flip-out "Christmas Tree" panels on for photos. Pictures of the real thing showed they got banged up pretty good so it was common to see them looking askewed. | View full picture")
![](/albums/img/8/5/8/1094858-24952-24-p.jpg "There seems to have a fair amount of variation with the locations of the turret tie-downs as well. The instructions show some sort of clip-bracket-thingys (B9) on the rearmost fender fuel tank. White "434" doesn't have them so I filled the holes. | View full picture")
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The Cold War's Most Secret Tank. Backdating Thrumpeter's 01578 "T-64" Model 1972 to a T-64A Model 1969.
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The Cold War's Most Secret Tank. Backdating Thrumpeter's 01578 "T-64" Model 1972 to a T-64A Model 1969.
