| I know everyone’s always telling you the same thing, but I just wanted to again acknowledge what you do around here. (As I’m sure Hobby Master values it as well.) It can’t be easy sifting through all the complaints and gripes and grievances, even the occasional praise. I post criticism (hopefully constructive) because I’m passionate about the hobby, so it’s phenomenal to know our inquires and suggestions are examined seriously, and I appreciate your role in that process. Hobby Master is building a heck of reputation for being much more open to input from it’s customers than others in the biz. So…Thanks again for helping our words fall on refreshingly attentive ears.
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I most definitely second that!!!
Also, I've examined those T-55 pictures more in detail and found an almost negligible nit to pick. Both the Russian and Polish versions are T-55As fitted with the thicker turret cupolas, but the Iraqi tank is a T-55 or an early export T-55A version with the original turret cupolas. The thicker cupolas result from the addition of POV, a type of anti-radiation protection armour, and are associated to the flat appliqué armour panel seen between both cupolas from above. The Iraqi tank also has that panel between its turret cupolas, which is inconsistent with the standard cupolas fitted.