Mirage Hobby 72611 T-26C light tank model 1937/45mm Gun 1/72

Mirage Hobby 72611 T-26C light tank model 1937/45mm Gun (1/72) – Plastic model kit

Discover a meticulously reproduced plastic model kit of the T-26C light tank, 1937 version, armed with a 45 mm gun. Mirage Hobby 72611 in 1:72 scale allows for a detailed replica of a vehicle that was one of the most important elements of the Soviet armored forces in the interwar period as well as during World War II.

Brief historical overview: The T-26C was an evolution of earlier T-26 tank versions, introduced in the second half of the 1930s in the USSR. This version stands out with its modern turret and effective 45 mm main gun. The T-26 served with the Red Army from the late 1920s until the early 1940s, playing a key role in the Spanish Civil War, the Winter War with Finland, and in the early stages of World War II, such as during the German invasion of the USSR in 1941.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for historical diorama collections and for displaying alongside other military vehicles of the era
• User country: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Period of use: 1937–1945, especially World War II and the pre-war/local conflicts of the 1930s
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Set contents: Detailed sprues with parts, clear assembly instructions. The kit does not contain glue or paints – to be purchased separately.
• Add-ons/advantages: Highly detailed surface features, option to open turret hatches, possibility to build various armament variants according to the manufacturer's original guidelines
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for both beginner and intermediate modellers, thanks to clear instructions and reasonably sized parts

Recommendation: We recommend the Mirage Hobby 72611 kit to collectors and enthusiasts of military technology history, especially those building dioramas related to the Eastern Front or conflicts of the 1930s. The very good quality of workmanship and authentic details make it a great option also for beginners starting their adventure with military models in 1/72 scale.