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My next choice is a Sherman...but looking at T-34 at some point..somebody said of all the tanks out there it has the least amount of internal space? Because of sloping sides. Curious also how does it drive compared to Sherman?

My one has heaps of room inside. More than a STuG for certain !
Mine drove very well out of the box, not driven a Sherman yet, but this thing was great.

Not had any problems, what do you want to get in there?

About the same Tao...it's just the Sherman is a front drive and the T34 is a rear....so your acoustic smoker would have to pump a longer distance

ALPHA

I would like to get the largest size speaker I can..a FRS-7 if it would fit even without a speaker box and acoustic smoker based on TARR I...currently mounting speaker on Top but can go horizontal. Thanks!

I fit all the Tamiya Sherman guttywots in a Trumpeter 34/76 static kit with plenty of room to spare:
Heres a size comparison to the JS-2:

tao, Here is my Taigen T34....... Not bad but I wouldn't call it spacious either. Everything tightly pack, and I don't think you will be able to fit a FRS-7. My speaker is a no name 4 Ohm so it is bigger than stock, TARR smoker is fitted tightly bewteen the gear box, and the front part is basically shot because of the sloping armour, and this is without the battery case and a hardcase lipo sits on its side. You can't fit TARR MkII or IV since they are bigger overall. My Mk I just slides in.

ausf wrote:I fit all the Tamiya Sherman guttywots in a Trumpeter 34/76 static kit with plenty of room to spare:

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Heres a size comparison to the JS-2:

Now there's a nice set of dirty tanks ....you're the first one I've seen that has used flag insignia rather than graffiti ,,,,Nice job on those two ausf


ALPHA

Would have thought you'd recognise the Pravda emblem Alpha

Yeah, my son and I battle as team Pravda. We're hoping for more snow this year so we can use hidden bunkers.