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Csepel K-801 - Hungarian Post-War Tank Project

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Publication date 2022-09-24 at 15:45
Design number 859330
Karosi16

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The Csepel CS 800 was the last tracked vehicle made in Hungary. But it is really unlikely that any kind of fighting vehicle would be based on it. Reasoning behind this is, because the army only required a tracked vehicle capable of towing large masses (for example a large howitzer). There are no reliable sources, that a Csepel CS-801 ever existed, or was put to paper, my introduction to the vehicle was through a Russian forum. It has contradicting information, but I took some inspiration from there.

I based my model on the CS-800 and a field howitzer, that was used by the Hungarian Army at the time. The gun would have been towed behind the truck, but it made more sense to me to put the gun on the bed of the truck.

Note: The name can be Csepel K-801, CS-801 and P-801 too.

Note II: If not obvious, the tank is not real, however the parts that make the model up, have real world counterparts.

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Printed at 1/35 scale, with 0.02 layer height. The printing of all the parts took over 40 hours on a Photon Mono (2k)

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