1/35 Russian T-50 Infantry Tank Plastic Model Kit by HobbyBoss delivers high-detail realism for WWII armour enthusiasts and scale model collectors.

Featuring:

• Extensive parts count: Includes over 700 plastic parts, with 16 sprues plus upper & lower hull and turret pieces. 
• Individual track links: 256 separate track links for authentic detail and realistic track sag. 
• Photo-etched detailing: Includes one photo-etched fret for fine parts like grills and tools, along with waterslide decals. 

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 14.9 cm (149 mm) 
• Width: 7.0 cm (70 mm)
• Height: approx. 6.5 cm (estimate including turret and any added external detail) (not officially listed)

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:35 
• Manufacturer: HobbyBoss 
• Model: Russian T-50 Infantry Tank (Kit No. 83827) 
• Parts count: 700+ plastic parts 
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic; includes plastic, clear parts, photo-etched metal detail 
• Assembly: Required 
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included) 
• Recommended Age: 14+

Land Military:

• Track Type: Individual links
• Figures Included: No 

Perfect for: Modellers who enjoy detailed WWII Soviet armour, scale model hobbyists wanting a challenge with high fidelity, collectors who appreciate the look of light infantry tanks; backed by HobbyBoss’s solid mould quality and reliable shipping options. Hobbylinc +1

 Why this kit matters

The T-50 light infantry tank was a Soviet design intended to provide closer support to infantry during the early years of World War II. Its design included sloped armour, torsion bar suspension, and a 45 mm main gun with two machine guns. Only about 60-70 units were produced, due to complexity, cost, and changing battlefield needs. 

From a modelling perspective, the HobbyBoss 83827 kit brings modern tooling and precision to a relatively rare subject. The inclusion of photo-etched parts, multi-slide moulded turret & lower hull, and realistic track links make it stand out among light tank kits. It’s ideal for modellers who want both historical authenticity and display potential. 

How to use it

Cut parts from sprues with a sprue cutter or hobby knife. Clean parts, remove mould lines. Glue parts with plastic cement. Paint using colours appropriate to Soviet WWII tanks (greens, dark tones, metal parts). Use decals from the sheet after painting. Due to many small parts and individual track links, patience and good lighting help. Display once finished-ideal in diorama settings or as centrepiece in an armour display..