T67 (World of Tanks)

Development started in the spring of 1942. After undergoing trials, the decision was made to replace the 57 mm gun with a 75 mm gun. The vehicle passed trials in the fall of 1942, but never saw service.

Product description. Models are made up of many, small parts, which may be dangerous to children under 14 years old. The assembly of the model by children under 14 should be carried out under the supervision of parents. Models research and assembly advance technical creativity skills inspire science and technology history research. Our models do not require glue or adhesive. Each part snaps off the sheet, then firmly snaps together.

Prototype history - The prefabricated scale model of the "Object 430" tank can be used as a souvenir, as interior decoration, and as a valuable prize for the fans of “WoT”. Also, it helps you to create installations, models, or reconstructions of tank battles of World War II. It will take a worthy place at the stand with the "Metal Time Workshop" and "World of tanks" collection of DIY models. But its main purpose – is technical creativity, joint modeling, development of handmade skills. Metal Time" assembly models encourage their owners to study the history of engineering and to develop skills in construction. Each of our models is assigned a unique serial number and it turns them into a subject of collection and exchange. The "Metal Time" Owners Club is a growing community of enthusiastic builders. The idea behind such vehicles was the high mobility of these "traveling guns" and the rapid deployment of firing points or batteries based on them. In tests the "T67" performed well and in 1942 it was accepted as a new basic model of “tank killers”. However, its combat life never took place. After modifications of transmission and platform "T67" was turned into another machine, which became a prototype for the legendary "M18 Hellcat". The failed "tank killer" "T67" had classic tank architecture and accommodated a crew of five. Despite its short life, this project was a milestone in the development of armored fighting vehicles and thus earned the attention and respect of all fans of construction and engineering history.

Features, benefits - The self-assembly model "T67" - a collaboration between "Wargaming" and "Metal Time Workshop". There is a "WoT" logo on the bottom of the model and each set comes with a bonus pack from "Wargaming". It contains the activation code of the game with which you can start playing the most popular military MMO game, as well as "T2" light tank + Slot +7 Days of "WoT" premium account + 500 gold. A great start for the novice online tank player! In the model "T67" is implemented the recognizable design of a Gun Motor Carriage: a turret with a gun, chassis with five rollers, and radiators of the engine compartment. The surfaces are textured by electrochemical etching, which gives the model a semblance to the original combat vehicle. All parts of the model are made of stainless steel, used in the food industry, consumer goods, and toys. Assembly of "T67" excludes any harm to the owner. Precise cutting allows the models to be assembled without using additional tools, soldering and gluing. The DIY scale model of "T67" Gun Motor Carriage can be used as a souvenir, interior decoration and valuable prize for the fans of "WoT". Also with its help, you can create installations, models, or reconstructions of tank battles of World War II. It will take a worthy place at the stand with the "Metal Time Workshop" and "World of tanks" collection of prefabricated models. But its main purpose is technical creativity, joint modeling, and the development of handicraft skills.“Metal Time" model assemblies encourage owners to study the history of technology and develop design skills. Each of our models is assigned a unique serial number and this turns them into a subject of collection and exchange. The "Metal Time" Owners Club is a growing community of enthusiastic builders.

Key Features:

Quantity of parts - 49 pcs
Difficulty level - 1 (from 1 to 8)
Hours to assemble - 1 (average)
Model size - 7.4×3.7×3.0 (cm)
Model size - 2.91×1.46×1.18 (inch)
Scale - 1:72
- Real Steel
- Branded by Wargaming
- Turnable Turret
- Historically accurate model