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Old 05-04-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Kv 85

Here a new build from me...

This is a kit from Eastern Express....[B)]
The kit took me 2 evenings to complete, the metal tracks took 1 evening to assemble..

The tracks are from Fruil, and the lens for the headlight is also addon..
The snow was made from bikarbonate..

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GENERAL DATA
Formal Designation KV-85
Manufacturer(s) Factory No.100 Kirovskiy Works in Chelyabinsk (ChKZ or Tankograd)
Production Quantity 130 Production Period Sept.-Nov. 1943
Type Heavy Tank Crew 4
Length overall 8.49 m (27' 10") Barrel Overhang 1.69 m (5' 7")
Width 3.25 m (10' 8") Height 2.80 m (9' 2")
Combat Weight 46000 kg (101000 lbs) Radio Equipment 9R or 10R
FIREPOWER
Primary Armament 85mm Gun D-5T85 Ammunition Carried 71
Traverse (degrees) 360° Elevation (degrees) -4° to +23°
Traverse speed (360°) n.a. Sight n.a.
Secondary Armament 3 x 7.62mm DT Ammunition Carried 3276
Engine Make & Model V-2K-s Track Links 87-90/track
Type & Displacement V12, n.a. Track Width 67 cm (26")
Horsepower (max.) 600hp@1900rpm Track Ground Contact 433 cm (170")
Power/Weight Ratio 13.0 hp/tonne Ground Pressure 0.79 kg/cm2 (11.2 psi)
Gearbox 5 forward, 1 reverse Ground Clearance 0.40 m (1' 4")
Fuel Diesel Turning Radius 9.45 m (31' 0")
Range on/off road 251/150 km Gradient 36°
Mileage on road 219 l/100km Vertical Obstacle 1.2 m (3' 11")
Fuel Capacity 550 l Fording 1.6 m (5' 3")
Speed on/off road 35/12 km/h Trench Crossing 2.7 m (8' 10")
ARMOR PROTECTION
Armor Detail Front Side Rear Top/Bottom
Hull 75mm@60°(nose) 60mm@90° 75mm@round 30mm@0°(front)
20mm@0°(rear)
Superstructure 40mm@25°(glacis) - 40mm@round 40mm@0°(front)
75mm@60°(driver) 30mm@0-3°(rear)
Turret 100mm@round 100mm@75° 100mm@60° 40@0-5°














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Very nice job.

Couple of questions:

1) How do you get the bicard to stick to the tank in that way.

2) Can you explain your techniques for making the paint look like it has chipped and been worn away like around the hatch entry. When I last tried it it looked rubbish!!
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I fill my aírbrush with water, and spray the areas for snow.. Then I spincle the bikarbonate over those places.. To get the snow to be concentrated in the corners.. I just throw the bikarbonate from the side at the tank...


To get the scratches, I use a knife...
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Here`s an update with daylight pics...








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Looks good!!
Very authentic looking snow too!
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