WW2 Soviet BT-7 Calvary Tank (Green Camo Scheme)

The BT-7 was a Soviet cavalry tank with light armor, mass-produced before World War II and commonly used in infantry divisions. It had an average frontal armor thickness of 30mm and was equipped with either a 76mm short-barreled gun or a 45mm high-velocity gun designed for anti-tank duties. 

During Operation Barbarossa, the tank's infantry support role was highlighted as over 2000 of them were lost to the powerful German tank divisions in the first year of the operation. Despite this setback, the tank remained in service with the Soviet Red Army, albeit in smaller quantities.

Product features of BT-7:

• 675 pieces and instructions manual
• x3 Premium printed Soviet Figs
• Internal compartment detailing
• Dimensions: 18cm Length x 7cm Width x 9cm height 

All figures and brick parts are made using high quality premium durable Plastic components for excellent compatible bricks.