Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka





So long ago, I went to the museum of armored vehicles (in March), but finally found the time to show the trip report, and to post the most interesting models of equipment.

Photos will be many, I tell you-finish.

The picturesque location of the village Kubinka, Odintsovo district, 64 kilometers from Moscow, is a unique military-historical museum of armored vehicles armored troops of the Main Department of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
The museum has the largest collection of armored fighting vehicles (over 300 samples) collected from 1931.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka



At the entrance to the museum we met a few samples of tanks and self-propelled guns since the 2nd World War.

Light Tank T-50

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Medium Tank T-34

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The color white is a medium tank T-34-85. Probably the most famous tanks of World. Weapons of our victory.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy tank IS-2

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

SU-152 "Deerslayer»
Powerful stuff!

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

American tank M5A1 Stuart

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

English Vallentyne tank (supplied in the USSR)

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Almost all the tanks are covered hangars, each of which hold the tanks of different classes.
The first hangar is the armored vehicles and light tanks of the USSR.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

There

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Easy two-towered T-26
Once almost the main broneedinitsa USSR
Created on the basis of the British tank "Vickers" in 1931. Produced until 1936

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Light Tank MC-1.
One of the first Soviet tanks. Almost a full copy of the French Renault.
Double. From 1927 to 1931 it has been collected about 900 tanks at the Leningrad plant "Bolshevik»
He took part in the conflicts in the Far East, the Chinese Eastern Railway, Khalkhin-

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MC-1 behind.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Flamethrower tank OT-130.
Created in 1936 Built around 1500 machines. He fought in the Khalkhin-.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Easy wheel-track tank BT-5.
He could move both on tracks and on rollers. Designed in 1933, it fought almost everywhere, including the Great Patriotic War.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Small floating tank T-38.
Behind the two propellers (unfortunately no pictures back)

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Self-propelled artillery SU-85.
Serially produced from 1956 to 1964
Used to support mechanized infantry units and airborne troops.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

SU-76M
Was produced from 1943 to 1945, the Gorky Automobile Plant.
The most massive machine of the Red Army after the T-34.
Built 14300 self-propelled guns.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Fighting vehicle BMD-1.
It was produced from 1968 to 1980
Adapted to overcome water obstacles and parachute parachute.
in 1980 the world's first BMD carried airlift machine ekipazhemyu

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Easy wheel-track tank BT-2.
On close examination it seems that he cardboard

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Go to the next pavilion "Medium tanks of the USSR»

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Weapons of Victory.
T-34. The most massive Soviet tank in the Great Patriotic War.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Weapons of Victory.
T-34-85. This tank is an improved modification of the T-34. In these tanks, we were in Berlin.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The medium tank T-44. Designed in 1944
Mass production from 1944 to 1946. Participation in WoW did not accept. Built 655 tanks.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The medium tank T-55. It is a further development of T-44.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

CS-122-54.
Established in 1949. Issued 100 machines.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon ZSU-57-2.
Serially produced from 1955 to 1960
It was in service with the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact. He took part in regional conflicts.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Medium Tank T-55-AD.
Adopted in 1983

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The main tank T-64A

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Experienced missile tank object 775.
Created in 1962
Rockets are induced by infrared beam.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Basic T-72AV.
Until now in service with Russia.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The main tank T-80.
Just in service until now.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

T-80BV. Modernization of T-80.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Next, go to the hangar with heavy tanks and self-propelled guns of the USSR.
Meet, SC-14-2.
Created in 1940
He participated in the defense of Moscow in 1941

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

SC-14-2. The dimensions are impressive!

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy Tank KV-85. Created in 1943, it is a transitional model to the JS-1.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy tank IS-2. Created in 1943 Mass production from 1944 to 1945. Created 3483 tank. On the basis of this tank created many ACS (SU-152 ISU-152, etc.)

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

IS-3. He produced in 1944-45. Made in 2311 cars. I participate in the parade in Berlin on September 7, 1945 after the end of the Second World War. After the war, he was delivered to North Korea and Egypt.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Experienced heavy SAU ISU152 (object 704).

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy Tank IS-4.
Developed and adopted by the voorudzhenie in 1947
It made about 250 pieces.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy tank IS-7.
Developed in 1946-47, the
Made 4 prototypes in 1948. At the time, I did not have analogues in the world. It surpasses all known tanks in armor protection, mobility, agility and weapons.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Experienced heavy tank object 279.
As you can see chetyrehgusenichny.
Designed in 1957.
Not commercially produced.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

General view of the hangar.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Exit out of the hangar. On the street we were met bronevagon.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

"For Leningrad!»

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

We fall into the pavilion various foreign tanks (Italy, China, France)

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Ibid.
I will not post all show the most interesting devices

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Polish wedge TKS.
He produced in 1930-33 years. Released about 700 cars. Almost all destroyed by the Germans.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

French wedge supply 318

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

French light tank Renault FT 17.
The one from which we copied our MC-1

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Ran through the pavilion, go to the next.
"The German tanks during the Second World War».
The guide said that all tanks are real (not dummies). Almost everything on the go.
So ...
Light Tank Pz. Kpfw I.
The first production tank in Germany. Produced from 1934 to 1942.
Released 1563 machines. He fought on almost all fronts, in all countries. By June 22, 1941 they had about 700 pieces.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Light Tank Pz. Kpfw II.
He manufactured from 1935 to 1944.
In 1936, he tested in battle in Spain.
In June 1941 the troops 746 tanks. In May 1945 - 145 vehicles.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

75 mm anti-tank SAU «Marder II» (Marten)
In 1942-43 it built 651 machine.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

SAU with 105 mm IeFH18 Wespe (Wasp)
Designed in 1942. Until 1943 produced 682 pieces.
He received a baptism of fire in 1943 at the Kursk Bulge and fought almost to the end of the war.
I hasten to note that the museum has remained the most pristine copy. What is missing is the muzzle brake.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Medium Tank Pz. Kpfw III.
Series production from 1936 to 1943 produced about 6,000 cars. He fought on all fronts.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Assault gun StuG 40 Aufs. F.
In 1942 he produced 359 units.
It was to fill the loss of the German armored divisions.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Assault infantry weapon StuIG 33 B.
In November, he fought in the battles of Stalingrad.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Medium Tank Pz. Kpfw IV.
Their most massive tank Germany. From 1937 to 1945, produced more than 8,700 machines.
He fought on all fronts.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Light tank destroyer 75 mm Panzerjager 88 (t) Hetzer.
Produced in 1944-45 was recognized as the best light tank destroyer of World War II. Made in 2849 cars.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

88 mm tank destroyer «Nashorn» (Rhino)
Made 494 pieces. Destroy tanks at a minimum of 2500 meters.
He participated in the battles of 1943-45

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

150 mm self-propelled guns «Brummbar» (Grizzly)
From 1943 to 1945 it produced 341 cannon.
He fought at the Kursk Bulge.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

75 mm tank destroyer Pz. IV / 70 (V).
Tank destroyer. From 1944 to 1945 it produced 944 units.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

88 mm tank destroyer «Jagdpanther»
Camaya successful German self-propelled guns. In 1944-45. It produced 392 pieces.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Medium Tank Pz. Kpfw V «Panther» (Panther)
I received a baptism of fire at the Kursk Bulge.
From 1943 to 1945 it produced 6359 cars.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Self-propelled siege mortar Gerat 040 «Karl».
The heaviest self-propelled vehicle of World War II.
in 1940-41. 6 manufactured units. Caliber - 600 mm !!! Weight 1500 kg projectile.
He fired at the Brest Fortress in the beginning of the war.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Rear view

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

The legendary super-heavy tank «Maus» (Mouse)
The combat weight of 188 tons. Aircraft engine capacity of 1750 hp Reservation 185-200 mm. Crew - 6 people.
It made two prototypes in 1944. In 1945, during the retreat of the Germans blew up the two. Our assembled one of the two and is now in the museum

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Charge carriers «Goliath»

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy tank Pz. Kpfw VI E Tiger I
C 1942 to 1944 produced 1,355 tanks.
On protection and firepower had no equal until the JS-2.
He fought on all fronts.

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Tiger in

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380 mm mortar assault Sturmtiger.
Created on the basis of the Tiger. Made of 18 pieces.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

Heavy tank Pz. Kpfw VI B Tiger II.
The most powerful heavy tank Germany WWII.
Made 487 tanks.

Museum of armored vehicles Kubinka

128 mm tank destroyer «Jagdtiger»
The most powerful tank destroyer of the WWII. Made of 77 units.

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rear view

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88 mm self-propelled guns open-Waffentragen (Squire)
Issued 10 units in 1945

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rear view

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88 mm anti-tank SAU «Ferdinand»

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88 mm anti-tank SAU «Ferdinand»

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German engineering

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Mine trawl

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I have everything!

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