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Please continue to avail us with pictures and commentary of your builds.
Such unique subjects and skilled execution of all your rare projects.............

I have now begun the project of the T-26 tank together with the Russian colleagues.
I will do two tower version of the T-26 tank.With pleasure I will show all process here. I have begun with listing of drawings in the necessary scale.

Cutting on the laser and check of the sizes according to the drawing.

Test assembly of the case of the tank.Check of the sizes.

Ilgar your colleagues are also moving =)) Greetings to all from Moscow

Very interesting to the creation of a tank that began life as the British Vickers 6-Ton Tank (Mk E). Designed by the British, and used by the Finns- but improved by the Russians! I shall follow this one closely....
Greetings to Moscow! The Convoys supplying Tanks and Aircraft to Murmansk (USSR) in WW2, often sailed from Loch Ewe in Scotland, where I live. We now have a museum to commemorate the lives of the 3,000 British sailors who died
on the Russian Arctic Convoy routes.
http://www.russianarcticconvoymuseum.org/exhibition
These Convoys also shipped the Sherman and Cromwell Tanks used by Soviet forces during the War.

Locb13 wrote:Ilgar your colleagues are also moving =)) Greetings to all from Moscow

Let me to introduce to you my colleague to you, Pasha (Locb13) !
He tests the T-26 set made by Anatoly and he has many interesting projects!
My favourite T-38!

43rdRecceReg wrote:Very interesting to the creation of a tank that began life as the British Vickers 6-Ton Tank (Mk E). Designed by the British, and used by the Finns- but improved by the Russians! I shall follow this one closely....

That's right! still they were let out according to the license by Poland of 7TP, and T-26 were used by Turkey, China and Spain.

Greetings to Moscow! The Convoys supplying Tanks and Aircraft to Murmansk (USSR) in WW2, often sailed from Loch Ewe in Scotland, where I live. We now have a museum to commemorate the lives of the 3,000 British sailors who died
on the Russian Arctic Convoy routes.
http://www.russianarcticconvoymuseum.org/exhibition
These Convoys also shipped the Sherman and Cromwell Tanks used by Soviet forces during the War.

Thanks for the reference! Very interestingly!

LET THE HEROES NEVER BE FORGOTTON!

The following cutting was with towers and details with the jointing added by me for convenience.

?reation of a machine-gun tower.

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