Чудова роGood job. A great prototype. There are few trophies now. The front moves slowly and even not badly damaged equipment is destroyed by drones. Гарна робота. Чудовий прототип. Зараз мало трофеїв. Фронт рухається повільно і навіть не сильно пошкоджена техніка знищується безпилотниками.
Not "captured". Tanks T-80 made in Ukraine. Russia reduced their production and transferred production to Ukraine even under the USSR. Or do you mean "captured by Russian soldiers"? Then everything is correct.
This is only partially true, the gas-turbine T-80, T-80B and T-80U were built in Russia. Ukraine built the earlier T-64 and the T-80UD with diesel engine. If you see T-80B, BVM or other variants in Ukrainian service they are captured examples. Ukraine had about 345 T-80 variants after the Soviet Union ended but these were mostly sold to concentrate on the T-64 which Ukraine had in larger numbers and had the factories to build spare parts.
Great build, love the result!
great model , good to see hand-painting ! People spend 30 minutes masking something I can paint in 2 minutes !
very nice model. great result
Eccelent done! ;)
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Чудова роGood job. A great prototype. There are few trophies now. The front moves slowly and even not badly damaged equipment is destroyed by drones.
Гарна робота. Чудовий прототип. Зараз мало трофеїв. Фронт рухається повільно і навіть не сильно пошкоджена техніка знищується безпилотниками.
Not "captured". Tanks T-80 made in Ukraine. Russia reduced their production and transferred production to Ukraine even under the USSR. Or do you mean "captured by Russian soldiers"? Then everything is correct.
A saw photos and videos where russian t-80 were capture or destroyed by ukrainian. And inspired by this I make marks z and then white cross.
Both armies use T-80s and the Ukrainians won't mind obtaining a few extra ones generously donated by the Russians
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@@flitsertheoщедро подаренными россиянами это когда места во львове не хватает для кладбищ всу?
This is only partially true, the gas-turbine T-80, T-80B and T-80U were built in Russia. Ukraine built the earlier T-64 and the T-80UD with diesel engine. If you see T-80B, BVM or other variants in Ukrainian service they are captured examples. Ukraine had about 345 T-80 variants after the Soviet Union ended but these were mostly sold to concentrate on the T-64 which Ukraine had in larger numbers and had the factories to build spare parts.