Today in my series looking at Interwar tanks that need adding to War Thunder we take a look at Soviet Interwar tanks.br br So join me as we take a look at the first Soviet attempts at domestically designing tanks during the 1920's, how Walter Christie's tanks would go on to inspire a whole bunch of Soviet tank designs and how all these various factors culminated in the excellent T-34 design of World War 2 fame!br br Also apolgies for the delay, as have been busy as of late, with recording taking place in different times and areas.br br Social Media ⬇️br Bluesky: Facebook Page: Instagram: Mastodon: Toreno17@mastodon.socialbr Threads: Twitter: Twitch: br Sources⬇️br Firearm Central Wiki. Retrieved from: Gregory, G.G. (1979) The Tank Builders: A History of Early Soviet Armor Research and Development. Retrieved from: Kempf, P. T-18, The First Soviet Tank. Retrieved from: Tank Archives. Not-so-Soviet Inventions. Retrieved from: Rosen, M. An Introduction to The Christie Tanks. Retrieved from: Tank Archives. (2024, November 8). Retrieved from: Tank Encyclopedia.br Zaloga, S.J. (2009) T-3476 Medium Tank 1941-45. Osprey Publishing.br Zaloga, S.J. (2016) BT Fast Tank. Osprey Publishing.