T-34-85 Model 1969 – The T-34-85 of The Cold War

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+1 t-34 and not copy paste

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+1, cuz T-34 brain off mode. I am gonna say it should be where the T-34-85(STP) is then folder the STP in with it. They’re both 6.3 T-34-85’s due to the STP’s stabilizer and 1969’s HEATFS being able to UFP a king tiger

oh btw, is the “heavy anti-aircraft” machine gun a 12.7 DShK or a 14.5mm KPV? Cuz I’d prefer the KPV

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basically T-34-85 in steroids.

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30

+1 absolutely would love this in the tech tree, the game needs more “late” versions of vehicles in general

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31

Tiny nitpick, those aren’t T-34 wheels styled as T-54/55 wheels those are literally T-54/55 wheels. :3

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They are T-34 wheels stylized as T-55 wheels, the T-55 wheels are too big for the T-34. These are separate production and aren’t interchangeable slight differences

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So why are there images of T-34 style wheels on T-54/55? Are you telling me they made 2 style wheels for both? Plus I am fairly sure I read somewhere they were the same…

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Okay but that still does not explain why there is T-34 style wheels for T-55s. :s

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Only for T-54s and that was only on when the new wheel hadn’t been invented yet. Just the same design but different production parameters

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+1 as would be nice addition to the tech tree

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+1 This vehicle would make a solid bridge from the WWII to cold war eras. I think a lot of players like me, need a T-3485 that hits that sweet spot – and as a Battle Pass reward it’d be perfect🤤

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39

dis dude drooling for a T-34-85, ngl I am too

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40

Oh, sure, why not.

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41

I much rather have this than the prototype STP in my honest opinion, I been wanting this for years to fill the gap between the T-34-85 and T-44…

CHEAT-FS T-34-85 with NVD and electronic turret traverse would be so funny to use against Tiger II players.

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NVD for the driver only!*

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Now that we’re here, here’s a photo of a T-34-85 (1969) still in service in 1975, all the way out in Chukotka, guarding strategically important sites against the possibility of a landing from Alaska.

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That tracks should be added as modification to it. Same as German tanks have.

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The latest we have seen the T-34 oficially in soviet service; 1975. Since there’s no formal documentation of the model being retired, we could easily assume that they were used well into the 1980s in some form

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Read the Conclusion/Service History section. The type was officially on the books of the Ru Federation until 1993.

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