Tank RBT-7 with rocket launcher for RS-132
Item Number:
UM703
UM703
Manufacturer
UM
UM
Scale:
1:72
1:72
The rocket tank, based on the BT-7 tank, was developed in the USSR in 1936 by designer Aleksandrov (the developer of the RBT-5 tank).
The main armament was retained.
Two 132 mm caliber rocket launchers were mounted on mounts attached to the sides of a conical turret and were equipped with vertical guidance mechanisms and a sight.
The viewing angles were -5 to +20, aiming the weapon horizontally at the target should have been done by rotating the revolver.
Several rocket shells were supposed to be placed on the tank, two of which were located in the channels of the guns, and the rest in the boxes of the fenders.
Power should come from the machine's batteries.
When firing missiles, the distance to the target should be determined using a rifle scope. The project was suspended for unknown reasons, although the developments of this project were later used in the design of missile tanks based on T-34 and KV.
Scale 1:72
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
The main armament was retained.
Two 132 mm caliber rocket launchers were mounted on mounts attached to the sides of a conical turret and were equipped with vertical guidance mechanisms and a sight.
The viewing angles were -5 to +20, aiming the weapon horizontally at the target should have been done by rotating the revolver.
Several rocket shells were supposed to be placed on the tank, two of which were located in the channels of the guns, and the rest in the boxes of the fenders.
Power should come from the machine's batteries.
When firing missiles, the distance to the target should be determined using a rifle scope. The project was suspended for unknown reasons, although the developments of this project were later used in the design of missile tanks based on T-34 and KV.
Scale 1:72
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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