„The Emergency Solution“
A little bit of tank history:
Between August 1943 and September 1944, 2329 SU-85 tank destroyers were produced. The planned follow-up tank was the SU-100. He was an evolution of the SU-85. This tank had a modified chassis and a 75 mm thick frontal armor.
For the SU-100 the cannon D-10S L/56 was planned. However, in July 1944 there were still problems with the new ammunition typ BR-412. The new produced SU-100 tanks were inevitably armed with the old cannon D-5S L/52. This tank type was called SU-85M.
By December 1944 315 pieces were produced by the SU-85M tank destroyer. After that, the SU-100 tank was equipped as planned with the D-10S L/56 cannon.
Next steps:
As you can see, there is still a lot missing. Scratches, scuffs, rust, leaking oil, dust, mud and and and .... last not least a handful of figures and a fitting diorama.
Let's see, what's coming ...Have fun.
Hellboy
Link-Note:
Information about the vehicle
http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/soviet/soviet_SU-85.php (EN)
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SU-85 (DE)
Information about the model
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/108572-dragon-7211-su-85m
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Now I'm surprised! 
The tanks float every 10 cm above the ground. And that for decades undetected by the mass of humanity!