Trumpeter 07181 Russian T-14 Armata MBT 1/72

Trumpeter 07181 Russian T-14 Armata MBT is a detailed plastic model kit in the popular 1/72 scale, representing the latest generation of Russian main battle tanks. This model depicts the vehicle based on the universal Armata combat platform, which marks a technological breakthrough in modern tank design. This version, also known as Object 148, was presented to the public during the famous Victory Parade in Moscow in 2015. Russia plans to operate up to 2,300 units of this modern MBT in its armed forces.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections or dioramas requiring smaller tank models
• Country of service: Russia
• Period of use: Contemporary times (from 2015 to the present)
• Historical description: The T-14 Armata is the world’s first mass-produced tank with an unmanned turret and a crew enclosed in an armored capsule. Equipped with advanced composite armor, active protection systems, and modern electronics, it has become the new symbol of Russian armored vehicle engineering.
• Material: high-quality plastic, the kit does not include resin or metal add-ons
• Box contents: over 40 parts on 2 sprues and separate hull, turret, and track elements; the model does not include photo-etched or metal parts
• Product category: plastic model kit – tank model
• Dimensions when assembled: length: 150 mm, width: 60 mm
• Release date: April 2022
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended both for beginner modelers and intermediate military technology enthusiasts

The Trumpeter 07181 model is perfect as a first project for those starting their adventure with armored modeling, as well as for collectors of modern military vehicles in 1/72 scale. Thanks to its straightforward construction and high-quality castings, assembly is smooth and does not require advanced modeling skills. We recommend this kit due to its accurate representation of the T-14’s distinctive details, such as the modular turret, realistic tracks, and modern silhouette. An ideal choice for collections of contemporary tanks and dioramas illustrating the latest armed conflicts.