Trumpeter 09590 Soviet T-100 Heavy Tank 1/35

Trumpeter 09590 Soviet T-100 Heavy Tank 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit that replicates the rarely seen Soviet T-100 heavy tank in 1/35 scale. This impressive model is intended for advanced modelers and armored vehicle enthusiasts of the World War II era who appreciate both historical accuracy and a wealth of details.

• Scale: 1/35 – recommended for those seeking large, highly detailed armor models.
• Country of use: Soviet Union – vehicle designed and tested by the Red Army.
• Historical period: World War II; prototype tested between 1938–1940, including during the battles at Summa in the Winter War with Finland.
• Material: the model is made of high-quality plastic and also includes 1 photo-etched part for the best replication of details.
• Number of parts: over 490 pieces on 19 sprues – this allows you to build a highly detailed model with a length of approx. 244 mm and width of 97 mm.
• Add-ons: a photo-etched set allows you to realistically replicate the finest structural details of the tank.
• Category: plastic model kit (armor kit); set does not include glue or paints – for full satisfaction we recommend using dedicated modeling products.

Historical Description:

The T-100 heavy tank was one of the most advanced Soviet projects of the late 1930s and early 1940s. Designed as a successor to the T-35 tank, it featured two turrets: a front one with a 45 mm anti-tank gun and a rear one with a 76.2 mm cannon. Ultimately, the design lost out to the SMK vehicle and the future hero of the Eastern Front – the KV-1. The T-100 saw its combat debut during the Battle of Summa; despite its solid construction, it was never mass-produced.

Who is it for?

The model is dedicated to advanced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who enjoy building unique vehicles, requiring high precision and attention to small details. The kit is ideal for historical dioramas and collections of Soviet armored vehicles.

We recommend it because:

Trumpeter 09590 Soviet T-100 Heavy Tank 1/35 offers not only a high level of detail and a wealth of features but also the satisfaction of building a rare, historical prototype tank. It is an excellent choice for Soviet vehicle collectors and fans of WWII armored equipment.