Hobby Boss 84815 1/48 KV 'Big Turret' Armoured Model  [HB-84815]

Hobby Boss 84815 - 1/48 Russian KV 'Big Turret' Tank
Price:
AUD$15.58
Brand:
Hobby Boss
Model:
HB-84815
Condition:
Brand New
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Hobby Boss 1/48 KV 'Big Turret' Tank Assembly Model

The KV 'Big Turret' Tank stands out for its hefty profile, and this Hobby Boss 84815 kit reproduces that presence at 1/48 scale. The model is aimed at hobbyists who appreciate compact but characterful military subjects.

Development and Gun Fitment

Designed as a heavy breakthrough vehicle, the KV family included the 'Big Turret' to mount a 152mm M-10 howitzer, addressing the limited punch of the L-11. The late 1939 KV-2 builds are recognised by the seven-sided turret that led crews to dub it the "Mobile washroom".

Construction Notes and Display Impact

Parts in this kit let builders recreate the turret bulk and hull form with attention to period detail. When finished, the model reads well on a shelf or as part of a small vignette, highlighting the unusual turret geometry.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Material: Polystyrene plastic
  • Assembly: Glue assembly necessary
  • Paint: Not included with kit
Build time varies with skill and finishing level; a focused intermediate modeller might complete assembly in several evenings, while painting and weathering will add more time.
Most components are intended for static display, though careful modification can allow optional placement of hatches or turret elevation if you are comfortable cutting and reworking parts.
Use a plastic cement or cyanoacrylate for secure joins, and choose acrylic or enamel paints suited to model kits. Thin coats and patience give the cleanest results on small 1/48 parts.

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