SU-101 A-4

SU-101 A-4In 1944 the Construction Bureau of the Ural Heavy Machinery Plant developed the SU 101 with the D 10S gun and the SU 102 with the D 25S gun. Both vehicles were designated as Uralmash 1. Prototypes were manufactured in April 1945. The vehicles never entered mass production nor saw service.

This innovation helps modelers make their models as realistic as possible while ensuring a stable construction

developed in the Soviet Union by the Sukhoi Design Bureau

Its baptism of fire came in the Vietnam war and in the Middle East

99 Squadron at Mildenhall in October 1938

and output was limited to 1

With the dissolution of the Soviet Union

multilingual instructions

they could vary in small details

it represented a leap forward in design from WWII predecessors

On the final day he recorded the fastest times in the first 2 stages to climb up to 3rd place

compact form of the AFV is captured with aplomb

with particular points of interest being the detailed cockpit and landing gear