Great work,really came out nice !!

Great work Mike, the simple base complements the model without overpowering it. Superb job all around! 

BTW: Shouldn't be too hard to find a replacement bow machine gun, I think most everyone who builds 1/35th AFVs has at least one scrap T34 in their spare parts box. And if you scratchbuild one it's not that complex an item. 

Yup, she's a beauty alright.  My only critique would be that if the mud/dirt made it all the way up the sloped armor some would be on the turret.  At least on lower/bottom part.

Nice work on this one Mike, although you may want to keep an eye on the baking soda "snow" in the future. Baking soda is a reactive element so over time you might notice it "changing" and interacting with the air and/or the model. Some swear by it and use it but I've heard horror stories from others as well...just an FYI.

Wing_Nut: I thought of that after I saw the photos, but it's up on the shelf and I'm not particularly keen on pulling down and potentially messing something up so I'm gonna leave it as is.

Bill: I heard the same stories, especially about yellowing and attracting ants but they seem to say it lasts well under hair spray which is why I sealed it with it. I want to look in to micro balloons, those seem to give great results and are fairly cheap compared to hobby snow products for model RR.

Gamera: I'm gonna search out a glue bomb on Ebay or a swap so I can have a whole kit that I could use to restore or make a knocked out T-34.