My Eastern Front/Great Patriotic War collection: Part 1: Russian armour, artillery, and transport

The first of the REALLY USEFUL BOXES that I opened contained the Russian armour, artillery, and transport bases that I renovated, varnished, and rebased during the COVID pandemic.

Its contents comprised:

5 x T-34/76 Tanks (1:87th-scale ROCO)

1 x T-70 Tank (1:76th-scale Skytex)

5 x FAI Armoured Cars (1:76th-scale [?] models given away with a magazine)

3 x 152mm M1903/30 Howitzers (1:76th-scale Skytrex)

2 x 122mm M1938 Howitzers (1:76th-scale Skytrex)

1 x 76.2mm Gun (1:76th-scale Skytrex)

4 x 76.2mm M1927 Guns (1:76th-scale Skytrex)

2 x 76.2mm Guns (1:76th-scale scratch built for various spare parts)

6 x 45mm M1937 Anti-tank Guns (1:76th-scale Skytrex)

1 x 37mm M1930 Anti-tank Guns (1:76th-scale Irregular Miniatures)

3 x Komintern-like Heavy Artillery Tractor (1:76th-scale scratch built using the chassis of ROCO PzKpfw IV Tanks and various Airfix spare parts)

2 x STZ-5-like Medium Artillery Tractor with cab (1:76th-scale scratch built using various Airfix spare parts, mainly from the M3 Half-track and AEC Matador truck)

3 x STZ-5-like Medium Artillery Tractor without cab (1:76th-scale scratch built using various Airfix spare parts, mainly from the M3 Half-track)

3 x T-20 Komsomoleyts Light Artillery Tractor (1:76th-scale Skytrex [2] and resin [1] models)

15 x ZiS-5-like Trucks in three different versions (1:76th-scale scratch built on the chassis of a Keil Kraft/Davric 1.5-ton Thorneycroft parcel van.)