Since the invention of the railroad, trains have always played a major role in wars, particularly for troop transport. But even as early as the Civil War, specially armed armored trains were used in active combat. For about a hundred years, ironclad trains were running the railroads of Europe. To this day, only a few survive.
The Motobronevagon MBV-2. Produced in 1938, this self-propelled vehicle was armed with three 76.2mm guns and ten machine guns, with a crew of fifteen. Only two of these heavy-class armored trains were built, which saw extensive action in WWII against the Nazis. One of the trains is now on display at The Kubinka Tank Museum.
Item No 85516
Item Name Soviet MBV-2 （late KT-28 GUN）
Bar Code 6939319255167
Scale 1:35
Item Type Plastic Model Armor Kit
Model Dimension Length: 570mm Width: 94mm
Total Plastic Parts 350+
Total Sprues 26 sprues , hull and roadbeds
Resin Parts n/a
Metal Parts n/a
Photo Etched Parts 2 pcs
Film Accessory n/a
Released Date 2018-06
More Features The kit consists of over 430 parts , included 5 section roadbeds
