Once again, one is confronted with five medium green sprues and two vinyl ones. The parts are well molded without flash, but with some sink areas and ejector pin marks. The tracks are in sections with single links for going around curved areas of the sprockets and road wheels. The road wheels each have separate vinyl 'tires', which eliminates the tiresome painting of road wheels that goes along with many tank kits. Some of the parts are not used in this version, which is pretty well standard with kits for which there are multiple variants. This one seems to have four sprues of 'standard' T-34 with a separate sprue for the new turret and gun. Each of these kits includes a small etched sprue to help dress things up a bit.

Since UM is doing a series of vehicles based on the T-34 chassis, it is understandable that there would be some common sprues. Those are shown in the left thumbnail while those peculiar to this version are on the right.

Instructions are very well done with well drawn construction sequences. Color information is provided where needed and references Humbrol paints. The small decal sheet gives options for three tanks, all in overall green. First is #110 from the Ukraine Front in 1944, This is followed by one with a patriotic slogan on it from the South-Western Front during the winter of 1944, so has a whitewash finish. Finally, #244, from the Byelorussian Front in early 1945.