T-35 Heavy Tank
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Model Description:
This download contains a highly detailed model of the T-35 multi-turreted heavy tank. Documentation and references for the real vehicle were rigorously studied to make the model as geometrically accurate as possible, except in the cases where printability would have to be sacrificed (such as the fender thickness).
The model is designed for resin 3D printing comes natively in 20mm (1/72) scale and includes a supported version for this size. Furthermore, the files are pre-hollowed, reducing the material requirements, improving the probability of print success, and ensuring no voids are present within the geometry.
The file is designed to be detailed enough to hold up well at larger scales however, including the common 28mm (~1/56) scale. Larger scales will have to be manually supported at present, however a future goal of TCR designs is to include supported files for larger scales, as well as a less-detailed version designed to function on FDM (filament) printers. It is important to note that the vehicle is quite large, and may not fit on smaller resin printers, even at 20mm scale.
The model at its native scale took roughly 8 hours to print on an "Anycubic Photon Mono 4K" printer and has the following dimensions:
Length - 5.45" (139mm)
Width - 1.77" (45mm)
Height - 1.93" (49mm)
Historical Description:
The T-35 was a heavy tank which saw limited use during the interwar period and early World War 2. The vehicle was armed with a plethora of armaments, including up to seven 7.62mm DT MGs, two 45mm 20K cannons, and a 76mm KT-28 howitzer. The vehicle was massive, weighing 35 tons, despite poor armor thickness of only up to 30mm. The vehicle has an iconic silhouette due to possessing 5 separate turrets and requiring a 10-man crew to operate.
The T-35 was primarily used as a parade vehicle due to its extensive stature; however, it did see limited combat on the front lines as well. The vehicle's combat tenure was unimpressive, with almost all of the 48 combat ready vehicles being lost to mechanical failures during operation Barbarossa. This was due primarily to poor maintenance and excessive use however, with the vehicles typically traversing over 500km on poor terrain conditions prior to breaking down.
In Armored Advance:
In armored advance the T-35 is a relatively pricy tank considering its firepower. Furthermore, the armor is insufficient to stop much incoming fire, and the weapons are best suited for anti-infantry duties. The primary novelty of the vehicle is its health pool, consisting of 35 points compared to the 10-20 found on other contemporary vehicles. This health serves to inflate the vehicle's survivability, so even while receiving effective incoming fire, the vehicle can keep running for a while unless heavily focused on. Ultimately the vehicle is mostly just a fun gimmick, however.
Contact Information:
If you face any problems with this vehicle, whether they be related to printability, integrity, or historical accuracy of the model, please contact us at [email protected]. We will do what we can to rectify any issues and improve the quality of the product for everyone.
This download contains a highly detailed model of the T-35 multi-turreted heavy tank. Documentation and references for the real vehicle were rigorously studied to make the model as geometrically accurate as possible, except in the cases where printability would have to be sacrificed (such as the fender thickness).
The model is designed for resin 3D printing comes natively in 20mm (1/72) scale and includes a supported version for this size. Furthermore, the files are pre-hollowed, reducing the material requirements, improving the probability of print success, and ensuring no voids are present within the geometry.
The file is designed to be detailed enough to hold up well at larger scales however, including the common 28mm (~1/56) scale. Larger scales will have to be manually supported at present, however a future goal of TCR designs is to include supported files for larger scales, as well as a less-detailed version designed to function on FDM (filament) printers. It is important to note that the vehicle is quite large, and may not fit on smaller resin printers, even at 20mm scale.
The model at its native scale took roughly 8 hours to print on an "Anycubic Photon Mono 4K" printer and has the following dimensions:
Length - 5.45" (139mm)
Width - 1.77" (45mm)
Height - 1.93" (49mm)
Historical Description:
The T-35 was a heavy tank which saw limited use during the interwar period and early World War 2. The vehicle was armed with a plethora of armaments, including up to seven 7.62mm DT MGs, two 45mm 20K cannons, and a 76mm KT-28 howitzer. The vehicle was massive, weighing 35 tons, despite poor armor thickness of only up to 30mm. The vehicle has an iconic silhouette due to possessing 5 separate turrets and requiring a 10-man crew to operate.
The T-35 was primarily used as a parade vehicle due to its extensive stature; however, it did see limited combat on the front lines as well. The vehicle's combat tenure was unimpressive, with almost all of the 48 combat ready vehicles being lost to mechanical failures during operation Barbarossa. This was due primarily to poor maintenance and excessive use however, with the vehicles typically traversing over 500km on poor terrain conditions prior to breaking down.
In Armored Advance:
In armored advance the T-35 is a relatively pricy tank considering its firepower. Furthermore, the armor is insufficient to stop much incoming fire, and the weapons are best suited for anti-infantry duties. The primary novelty of the vehicle is its health pool, consisting of 35 points compared to the 10-20 found on other contemporary vehicles. This health serves to inflate the vehicle's survivability, so even while receiving effective incoming fire, the vehicle can keep running for a while unless heavily focused on. Ultimately the vehicle is mostly just a fun gimmick, however.
Contact Information:
If you face any problems with this vehicle, whether they be related to printability, integrity, or historical accuracy of the model, please contact us at [email protected]. We will do what we can to rectify any issues and improve the quality of the product for everyone.
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| Filename | Size | Last updated |
|---|---|---|
| T-35 Print Files.zip | 28.2 MiB | 2025-09-14 |
