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SMK heavy tankby ~A-Teivos

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I forgot this tank on SA, so here you are, the SMK soviet heavy tank

Its only prototype was tested with nearly the same T-100 prototype in the Winter War (1939-1940), and then the commision wisely said, that those tanks havent got any future, and as always, the third one won. Its was the KV-1 heavy tank with one turret. Poor SMK and T-100 were flushed to history

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*Ragestarter Dec 27, 2012

Looks like a two headed KV-1

~A-Teivos Dec 28, 2012 Student Interface Designer

Well, it was an ancestor and there are quite some similar looking parts for sure!

~Tulsatrash Sep 13, 2012

BANG-BANG!

*decophoto32 Feb 25, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Great work.

*shank117 Feb 24, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

super cool you beat me in drawing this this is accually my next drawing after my centurion

*shank117 Feb 24, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

super cool you beat me to drawing this damn

~Nakamoora Sep 16, 2011

great work))

~Nanopod Apr 3, 2011

LoLz is like the M3 Lee

~shadow-assassin1945 Mar 2, 2011

*sigh* you got the name wrong. Its not the SMK, its the T-35. The SMK was a latter production which was cheaper to produce and had only two turrets with the third gun facing backwards and the other two guns pointing forwards. Please, get your history right.

~A-Teivos Mar 3, 2011 Student Interface Designer

My history is correct o.o The depicted tank is SMK, it has two turrets (the main turret with 76,2mm cannonand the seconary turret positioned in the front with a 45mm cannon). There was a machine gun in the back of the main turret, but I'm not sure if it was T-100 or SMK, since they were _nearly_ identical. T-35 was an earlier production, a tank with completely different chassis and FIVE turrets, One of which was main, armed with 76,2mm cannon, two secondary housed 45mm cannons and two tertiary housed machine guns. I don't have a T-35 in my gallery.

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