Description

The BT-7 was a light tank manufactured in the 1930s by the Soviet Union and was present in the early stages of World War II.

This Russian tank was equipped with the British Christie suspension, which made it an agile and well-armed tank, although poorly armored.

As the war progressed, the defects of the BT-7 became more and more evident and were a burden for the tank, which ended up being outdated, this situation meant that the chassis of some of them were used as a support for mounting on the anti-tank artillery pieces.