@Johnnych01 that looks like the one but it’s the wrong colour and appears to be flying lol
ok here is what i have come up with:
possibly this i got from youtube and a CNN broadcast
T72 anyone?
and this anyone?
and this i have no idea, i think it’s some sort of anti-aircraft gun
MTLB with ZPU-23-2.
More Z markings…
Must be BMD-1R command post with ZPU-23-2 AA gun.
@HermannB I’m not really an artillery guy but i appreciate thosr pictures you’ve posted.
@Johnnych01 is there any pictures of that T90 in ukraine at the moment?
i just found a trumpeter T64-BV fot under £40, so i pulled the trigger on it.
I’m not sure if any have the RWS fitted ?
@Johnnych01 it does have “Z” on it, so it looks like a Russian tank in ukraine but which version of the T90 it is, as there seems to be several different types.
I would guess T90A with the welded turret.
It is that for sure. Good eye.
i have no idea how you guys know this but thank you…i now need to cruise ebay again lol
If you build that, you must build the Smart Car with the “Z” marking (pictured earlier on this thread) to go with it…
Cheers,
M
I found one pic of a T-90 being destroyed…
And in todays stock market report, Trumpeter reports an increase in sales of modern Russian armor kits… 
Suddenly, concurrently, paper panzers are no longer in demand.
Seeing how the Russian and Ukrainian based model company kits are likely going to be hard to get in the future once on hand stocks run out, Trumpeter is going to be the go to company for such subjects.
grab 'em while you can
does anyone make a 1/35 smart car lol
In the same series with a Yugo and Prius… 
When doing Russian subjects look at Zvezda.
When doing Chinese subjects look at Trumpeter.
When doing Korean subjects look at Academy.
When doing (certain) German subjects look at Revell.
When doing hard to find British subjects look at Accurate-Armor.
When doing US subjects, switch to model trains.
