Kubinka. № 3 Light and amphibious tanks and APC…
By fromSalekhard in My museums
There are no surprises here: what is the name of the pavilion “Light and amphibious tanks and armored personnel carriers. Tanks of the Kharkov plant. Airborne armored vehicles” – so it seems to be.
Main publication:
I won’t sort them as in the name of the pavilion, but first we’ll look from the right side, we’ll get to the end, turn around and continue – again from the right side.
Let’s turn around and take in all this splendor
and back, head to the right.
I walked around my favorite T-27 wedge, cutting circles like around a Christmas tree.
We passed another hangar – incredibly interesting, a little sad that everything is already behind us and we want to run on, because there is still a lot of interesting things waiting there.
And I almost tripped on the way out!
Why did they put him here? He’s completely car-like!
Tags: Armored carrier K-75, Armored carrier K-78, BMD-1, BMD-3, BTR-50P ZPTU-2, BTR-60P ZTPU-4, Command vehicle BTR-50PN, Command vehicle NTR-50PU, Command vehicle Object 940, Ingine GAZ-11, Kubinka, Moscow, SPG 2S9 Nona-S, SPG ASU-57, SPG ASU-85, SPG ZSU-37, Tank K-90, Tank Object 287, Tank Object 288, Tank Object 434, Tank Object 435, Tank Object 685, Tank Object 775, Tank Object 906, Tank Object 934, Tank PT-76, Tank PT-76B, Tank PT-85, Tank T-126SP, Tank T-64A, Tank T-64B1, Tankette T-27























































































































