T122 SPG 122mm assault gun - Egypt Egyptian Cold War Africa Arabic Arab Middle Near East

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Hello, Files available for strictly personal and exclusive use: no commercial use or sharing with others is allowed, thank you. The file is divided in 5 parts (you can see how on the pictures). The model is provided in 28mm (1:56e) but it can be easily adapted to your scale : - to 6mm : x20% - to 10mm : x35% - to 15mm : x56% - to 20mm : x78% - to 25mm : x64% The model is also provided with a ready-to-print version (pre-supported + hollowed). The files will be available immediately after your order. All our articles on our website : www.hartolia-miniatures.fr Feel free to contact us for any question ! Historical background: The T122 was an experimental Soviet self-propelled gun (SPG) designed to mount a 122mm howitzer on a tracked chassis. It was intended to provide heavy artillery support to Soviet infantry and armored forces, offering a mobile platform for delivering powerful high-explosive shells against fortified positions and enemy concentrations. The T122 was part of the broader Soviet effort to develop self-propelled artillery that could accompany armored units in offensive operations. While the T122 showed promise, it did not see mass production, as other designs, like the SU-122, fulfilled the need for mobile artillery more effectively. Nevertheless, the T122 was an important step in the evolution of Soviet self-propelled guns, contributing to the eventual development of more advanced SPGs used during and after World War II.