Skif Artillery complex

Thanks for the links guys. Jeff, that's the one, thanks
As for the indy links, I don't know if I can splurge on AM tracks, but I know that the MT-LB and the ZSU share some common things, amongst which are the tracks, and I have a spare set of DML tracks, so I think I'll end up using those.
ONce again, thanks for the links!

I built the Skif 2s1which is on the same hull as the MT-LB. The hull is in separate pieces and you will probably need clamps to hold the parts in place while the glue dries. Be prepared to work on the hull to get all of the parts lined up. An eduard p/e set is also recommended as some of the detail is missing and some of it is wrong. I also recommend Friul tracks (I've used 120 per side). I don't have any experience with the
D-30, but I have read OK comments about it. I also have an SA-13 and the MT-LB to build. Here are a couple of sites that should have pictures:

http://www.thetankmaster.com/english.asp

http://tanxheaven.com/referencepictures.htm

Is this the one you mean?

SKF-213 1/35 Russian Modern Artillery Complex - MT-LB Armored troop-carrier prime-mover and D-30 Soviet 122-mm Howitzer model kit
A 122-mm howitzer was adopted in the Armed Forces in 1960.
Its design pattern was a. new one: it had three trails instead of the usual two trails; the running gear was installed on the upper mount and there was a lifting jack for lifting and towering the gun when shifting it from one position to another.
Th« method of transporting the howitzer is also unusual. It is transported with its barrel Hooking forward. The time of shifting the gun from the transportation position to the firing one is 1,6-2,5 min.
The separation angle of the two movable trails with regard to the immobile one can be 120' in the firing position. The movable trails are fastened to the immovable one for transportation. It is flied connected to the barrel at its muzzle part with a special frame.
The ammunition supply consist of 32 rounds of separate-loading. One of the means of transportation which conveys the howitzer with ammunition supply to a firing position is the MT-LB armored prime-mover.
It was produced at tractor plant in Kharkov and was designed for transportation of ammunition and medium fief artillery.
It was adopted in 1964.
Aggregates for power transmission, control section and TK8-01-1 outfit are located in the special section within the central part of the frame. The other part of the framed used for allocation of people and load.
4 fuel tanks are located in the toad platform section. The frame is made of steel; it's whole welded, vaster-resistant, has water displacement that makes it possible for armored troop-carrier prime mover to keep afloat with the nominal carrying capacity.
Running gear consists of caterpillar propelling agent and hanger bracket Caterpillar propelling agent consist of 2 caterpillars, 2 driving sprockets, 2 guide wheels and 12 bearing rollers.
Caterpillars are made of metal; they have small links, each of them consist of 108 hacks.
The hanger bracket independent and torsion.
Turret TKB-01-1 device for PKT machine-gun is designed for increasing of fire opportunities.
The MT-LB is powered by 4-stroke diesel engine. The engine power is 176kW(240 hp.).

Specifications D-30
Combat weight - 3200 kg
Range of fire - 15.3 km
Rate of fire - 6-8 height/min
Length - 5.100 m
Width - 2.300 m
Height - 1.55 m
Specifications MT-LB
Combat weight - 9700 kg
Number seats - 13
Length - 6.45 m
Width - 2.85 m
Height - 7.365 m
Clearance - 395 mm
Max. speed - 67.5 km/h
Fuel endurance on highway - 500 km