SMK is a heavy tank prototype developed by the Soviet Union before World War II. Its name SMK is actually the initials of Sergey Milonovich Kirov, the former leader of the CPSU who was assassinated in 1934. After the SMK heavy tank was discovered by the German Intelligence Agency, it was classified as a T-35C, which directly led to the misunderstanding that the T-35 had participated in the Sufen War.
SMK only manufactured a prototype car. After the experimental display, it was found that both the weight and the volume were far more than the KV series heavy tanks. After the short-term use of the Soviet-Finnish war, the project was terminated.
SMK’s main weapons are a 76.2 mm gun on the central main turret and a 45 mm gun on the small turret.
| Product number | 09584 |
| product name | Soviet SMK heavy tank |
| Bar code | 9580208095844 |
| Product ratio | 1:35 |
| product type | Plastic Model Armor Kit |
| Model size | Length: 248.2mm Width: 100mm |
| Total number of parts | 340+ |
| Metal parts | copper cable |
| Etched parts | 1 piece |
| Film | n/a |
| Resin parts | n/a |
| Total number of offsets | 13 sprues, lower hull and turret |
| Announced date | 2020-09 |
| More description | The kit consists of over 340 parts >the kit w/refined detail >multi-slide moulded lower hull, turret >plastic tracks w/fine detail |
