"RUSSKIY RENO"

the first tank manufactured in the Soviet Union

a Russian copy of the French Renault FT-17

with a Fiat engine and a 37 mm Hotchkiss gun

TANK BT-2

fast tank capable of running on both tracks and wheels

a Russian copy of the American Christie M1931

production versions and various derived vehicles

TANK T-26

tank that formed the backbone of Soviet armoured units

based on a copy of the British Vickers 6-ton chassis

a wide range of derived specialist vehicles

TANK T-37

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

design derived from the British Carden-Lloyd tankette

armed with a single 7.62 mm DT machine gun

TANK T-38

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

designed as the generational successor to the T-37

armed with a single 7.62 mm DT machine gun

TANK T-40

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

designed as the generational successor to the T-38

variants with a 12.7 mm machine gun or a 20 mm gun

TANK T-46

fast tank capable of running on both tracks and wheels

designed as the generational successor to the T-26

armed with a 45 mm gun and two machine guns

TANK T-25

fast tank capable of running on both tracks and wheels

designed as the generational successor to the T-26

with a 45 mm gun and one or two machine guns

TANK T-50

a very modern light tank design for its time and place

with sloped hull armour and a commander's cupola

unfortunately complex and demanding to manufacture

TANK T-60

a light tank designed in just 15 days

rushed into mass production in place of the complex T-50

with a 20 mm gun and a 7.62 mm machine gun

TANK T-90

prototype light anti-aircraft tank

based on the T-70 tank chassis

armed with two 12.7 mm heavy machine guns

TANK MOLOTOVA

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

designed as the generational successor to the T-37

named after the Foreign Minister for some reason

"RUSSKIY RENO"

the first tank produced in the USSR

copy of the French Renault FT-17

with a Fiat engine and a Hotchkiss gun

TANK BT-2

capable of running without tracks

copy of the American Christie M1931

covering a range of derived vehicles

TANK T-26

the backbone light tank type

copy of the British Vickers 6-ton

covering a range of derived vehicles

TANK T-37

amphibious light reconnaissance tank

derived from the British Carden-Lloyd

armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun only

TANK T-38

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

designed as the successor to the T-37

armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun only

TANK T-40

light amphibious reconnaissance tank

designed as the successor to the T-38

machine gun and gun-armed variants

TANK T-46

capable of running without tracks

designed as the successor to the T-26

45 mm gun and two machine guns

TANK T-25

capable of running without tracks

developed as the successor to the T-26

armed with a 45 mm gun

TANK T-50

a very modern light tank design

sloped armour and commander's cupola

too complex to manufacture

TANK T-60

rushed into development as the war started

introduced in place of the complex T-50

armed with a 20 mm gun

TANK T-90

anti-aircraft tank prototype

based on the T-70 chassis

with two 12.7 mm machine guns

TANK MOLOTOVA

amphibious reconnaissance tank

developed as the successor to the T-37

named after the Foreign Minister