Su100 in Kubinka

[jee]

Be aware there are pictures of 2 tanks.

P1040192 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040194 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040195 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040196 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040197 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040198 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040199 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040200 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040201 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040202 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040330 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040331 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040332 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040334 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040335 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040336 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040337 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

P1040338 by Jaap van der Kooij, on Flickr

[RobW]

Very nice. Makes me feel more confident trying to scratch build parts for WW2 Russian armour - if any of the plates don't quite line up it's closer to reality!

[tankme]

Thanks. Pics will be helpful detailing my SU-100.

[tankme]

Very nice. Makes me feel more confident trying to scratch build parts for WW2 Russian armour - if any of the plates don't quite line up it's closer to reality!

Some of the really bad ones are restoration repair pieces. Sometimes these tanks are not restored to the original spec or crappier materials were used for repairs.