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These products are not advisable for unders 14 years old unless supervised by an adult.
The upgraded T-64A entered production in 1967. Improvements included fitting of the 125mm D-81T (2A46) gun, new mechanical 6ETs10 autoloader, NBC protection system, altered armor composition, and the addition of light “gill” armor plates along the front side-skirts.
The Gill armour started to be replaced in the mid 1980's .
T64A tanks can be seen in pictures in the 1970's / 80's with the armour opened for action, closed for general movement or even with some or all panels removed.
The 1/50 scale model allows the modeler to create any of these options.
Empress tank crew not supplied with the model but sold separately.