[scratch build] T-20 Komsomolyet - Light Artillery Carrier - Gallery
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The fact that you did it with just Corel Draw makes it all the more impressive. I'm truly in awe of people that can do this kind of stuff. I can barely make a flat roofed shed in Sketchup. 
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cgutzmer
That is GREAT! Seriously it looks like a professional release. Dont worry about your english - it is perfectly understandable 
Chris
Chris
Awesome design and build! It looks great! I am very impressed with your skills! Great way to introcuce yourself to the forum! Welcome and thanks for posting the pictures!
Chris
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Zathros
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I very much enjoyed your pictures and wonder how long did it take you to build and design? What scale? Please don't say 1/72 or I quit.
Amazing that you only used Corel Draw!!!!!!!!
I hope you plan to do more models as I'm sure they will be great and better (if that is possible) models also. Your English is just fine. John
I very much enjoyed your pictures and wonder how long did it take you to build and design? What scale? Please don't say 1/72 or I quit.
Amazing that you only used Corel Draw!!!!!!!!
I hope you plan to do more models as I'm sure they will be great and better (if that is possible) models also. Your English is just fine. John
Very nice 1/25 T-20 - interesting vehicle which hasn't been modeled in paper as far as I'm aware.
I'll presume to fill in some details about the T-20. Designed in the mid-30s as a light artillery tractor - apparently quite successful in that role - the seats were for the gun crew. About a 100 or so were converted to SPGs by removing the seats and adding a 57mm or 76mm gun - these were used extensively in the battles in front of Moscow in 1941.
All it needs is a 45mm or 76mm model gun to tow...
Are you going to release the model commercially? - it certainly looks good enough.
Regards,
Charlie
I'll presume to fill in some details about the T-20. Designed in the mid-30s as a light artillery tractor - apparently quite successful in that role - the seats were for the gun crew. About a 100 or so were converted to SPGs by removing the seats and adding a 57mm or 76mm gun - these were used extensively in the battles in front of Moscow in 1941.
All it needs is a 45mm or 76mm model gun to tow...
Are you going to release the model commercially? - it certainly looks good enough.
Regards,
Charlie
Another master traditionalist!:yep:
Don't worry about your English skills - you have no problem getting your point across (and on some days they might be even better than some of us so-called native English speakers)!
How did you do those incredible tracks? Unbelievable...8)
Looking forward to more from you Jurgen!!!
Terry
N and Z scale Old West models (free samples) at http://www.paperbeam.com
Don't worry about your English skills - you have no problem getting your point across (and on some days they might be even better than some of us so-called native English speakers)!
How did you do those incredible tracks? Unbelievable...8)
Looking forward to more from you Jurgen!!!
Terry
N and Z scale Old West models (free samples) at http://www.paperbeam.com
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Jim Nunn
The T-20 was based on tankette designs so it's not going to be a big vehicle.
On the Russian battlefield site (The Russian Battlefield) there are images of T-20s towing both the short barrel 76mm ZIS and 45mm anti-tank guns. The standard 1930s set up seems to have been to tow a limber as well as the gun - I guess the T-20 was too small to carry the gun equipment and ammunition.
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Charlie
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