KV-4 project L.Sychev 1:100

The KV-4 (Object 224; Russian: КВ-4) was a proposed Soviet heavy break-through tank, developed during World War II as a part of the Kliment Voroshilov tank design series. The project was cancelled due to the outbreak of the war. In June 1941, all work on the KV-4 was curtailed in favor of the KV-5, which was being designed in parallel and was deemed more feasible. However, all the capacities of LKZ and ChTZ were directed to the construction of serial KV and T-34 tanks, so no prototypes of the KV-4 or KV-5 were built, and they remained only in blueprints. 21 versions of the project have been preserved. This is a project by L. Sychev.

This model is adapted for printing at a scale of 1:100. When printing, you can change the scale to the one you need. There are holes for 5x1 magnets in the hull and the turret. The archive also has a flamethrower version and a model with flat tracks.

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