Revell 03314 PT-76B 1/72 – Plastic Tank Model Kit

Revell 03314 PT-76B 1/72 is an extremely detailed plastic model of the Soviet amphibious tank PT-76B in 1/72 scale, designed for military modeling enthusiasts. The kit does not include glue or paints. The manufacturer recommends the following paint colors: 32105, 32107, 32109, 32183, 32191, 32361, 32363, 32382.

Brief Historical Overview of the PT-76B

The PT-76B is an improved version of the Soviet light amphibious tank PT-76, which entered service with the USSR in the 1950s. The tank was widely used by the Soviet army and Warsaw Pact countries, as well as numerous other nations worldwide (including India, Vietnam, Egypt). The design was utilized during the Cold War, including in the Indochina conflict, the Vietnam War, and the Indo-Pakistani War.

Characteristics of the Revell 03314 PT-76B 1/72 Model

• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for building collections of armored vehicles and dioramas
• User countries: USSR and nearly 30 other countries worldwide
• Historical period: Cold War (1950s – 1990s)
• Material: high-quality plastic (injection-molded ABS)
• Model type: plastic assembly kit
• Box contents: sprues with parts, assembly instructions, decals allowing for various vehicle marking options
• Assembled model length: approx. 9.2 cm

Why Choose Revell 03314 PT-76B?

Revell 03314 PT-76B 1/72 is a unique kit that faithfully replicates the details of the original vehicle. It is an excellent choice for both beginners and advanced modelers who appreciate Cold War era armored vehicle models. Detailed engravings, accurate hull shape, and realistically rendered armament and equipment elements will impress any fan of modern armored vehicles.

The kit allows you to build the PT-76B tank with markings of several countries, giving you the opportunity to personalize your project and display the tank in different paint schemes.

Who Is This Kit Recommended For?

This model is recommended for modelers from beginner to intermediate level. Assembly difficulty: 2/5. It is an ideal kit for building your own collection of armored vehicles or as an addition to Cold War era dioramas.