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Hi from Baku, Azerbaijan!
Began work on T-35 of 1938. Many thanks to our friend from Canada, Dean Rauch! He provided to STL files for T-35! It considerably facilitated to me work.
"The T-35A tank is one of history’s strangest tanks – often seen crawling across the Soviet inter-war era parade squares. This tank grabbed the hearts, souls, and imaginations of the Soviet people and foreign military attachés alike. It was one of the many proud achievements of Soviet industrialisation – its image appeared on posters, films, and even medals and awards."
This video of the tank made by Dean Rauch.

midlife306 wrote:Hi Ilgar,
The T35 looks brilliant!!!!
Any chance you could show a close up of one of the suspension bogies please, I’m just in the middle of working out how to fit coil overs to mine.
Oh & a close up of the top of the main turret please.
Cheers
Wayne


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Thanks a lot.
Of course I will show everything if it is interesting.

To print on the 3D printer I have no time. I cast parts necessary to me, from plastic.

Small video.

My suspension.

I swear you and Mr Turner are brothers-from-another-Mother
I am assuming a T34 'Mickey-Mouse' would be just boring for you looking at the wonders you have made up to now !!

I love those multi-turret useless Russian monters

@ilgar ismailov
what do you use to cast those parts with? I want to do something similar for a project where I wuold 3D print a master, smooth it...then use it to cast with. Never done it before...and wondered what I need to make the moulds, and what I need to cast with.

Thanks for the pics Ilgar, brilliant work
Cheers
Wayne


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HERMAN BIX wrote:I swear you and Mr Turner are brothers-from-another-Mother
I am assuming a T34 'Mickey-Mouse' would be just boring for you looking at the wonders you have made up to now !!

Case of a tank.