UM Military Vehicle Model #310 Light Tank BT-7 (1935) Unopened Box

New in it's original box. We acquired a large lot of various models at a recent estate sale. Big Collector.. The BT-7 was a Soviet light tank that played a significant role in the early stages of World War II. It was an evolution of the earlier BT series of tanks, designed by J. Walter Christie, an American engineer. The BT-7, introduced in 1935, improved upon the design of its predecessors. Here are some key characteristics and information about the BT-7 (1935): 1. Development and Design: * The BT-7 was developed in the Soviet Union in the mid-1930s. * It was based on the Christie suspension system, which featured large road wheels and a convertible drive allowing for the use of tracks or wheels. 2. Armament: * The primary armament of the BT-7 (1935) was a 45 mm 20K model 1934 tank gun. This gun was capable of engaging both enemy tanks and infantry. * The tank also had a coaxial machine gun for additional firepower. 3. Armor: * The BT-7 had relatively thin armor, providing protection against small arms fire and shell splinters. However, its speed and agility were prioritized over heavy armor. Note to our buyers. Create a bundle and benefit from lower shipping fees and item discounts.