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| Senior Member | ![]() Look at the 'Mickey Mouse Ears' in this picture of a T-34. It is quite clearly a T-34. And the BT-7 was not a Recce Vehicle, it was a Fast Tank. The BT series tanks did not have the same turret hatches, it's hatches were much smaller. And the BT-7 was the only one with two, still the turret is too big to be a BT tank. The T-34 turret covered the top, side to side...the BT turret, on any variant, did not.
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| | #47 |
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| As a matter of fact I 'know' that its a BT 7 You should be able to see that from looking at its scale compared to the Tiger There's no doubt that its a BT 7
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| | #48 |
| Senior Member | No, you don't know. The Tiger dwarfed the T-34, and the turret on the BT-7 never covered the entire upper hull. Like that in the picture.
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| | #49 |
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| Haha !! I see you need a little more inpiration ! Look closely at your picture, look at the rear end of the 'Object' besides the Tiger. Then look at this picture:
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| | #50 |
| Senior Member | It still looks more like a T-34 rear-end. Plus, the BT-7 seems to have three folds on it's rear end. The one in the picture has two.
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| Also where are the back exhausts on the 'Object' wich should be on a T-34's rear end then ?
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| | #53 |
| Senior Member | You'd have a job on, since the exhaust wasn't underneath the BT-7.
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Also wheres the mufflers that should be there, 'IF' it was a T-34 The top muffler that the BT 7 has is present !
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| | #55 |
| Senior Member | The tank is quite obviously damaged, so anything could be missing. You can't effectively see the top, and perfect rear of the tank. You can see that there isn't a third plate underneath.
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| | #56 |
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| Plan_D look at this: And now you tell me again that what you see on the pic is a T-34 ,) If you can't see its BT 7 now then i dont know why ? Does this look anything like the rear end on your pic ??
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| | #57 |
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| I don't see any sloped sides on the 'Objects' upper-side-armor, wich the all T-34 variants have I only see the BT 7's vertical side armor Also on your pic of the T-34, if you look closely at the urret there's only one whole hatch and one half hatch...
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| | #58 |
| Senior Member | This is really fascinating stuff, and I ain't jokin'!!
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| | #59 |
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| BT-7 ![]() T-34/76 ![]() Note the oblong hatches of the BT-7 compared to the oval hatches on the T-34 in the drawings and in the photo. |
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| | #60 |
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| Looks like you pics didnt work out quite so good ! probably copyrighted. But yes your right, that is just yet another fact that says it is a BT 7 on the picture, 'NOT' a T-34
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