Main medium tank of RKKA in the 1930th. Existed in a few modifications. Main serial ones are listed:
Comments: More longer gun
Comments: No real data about its characteristics.
Modification of the basic T-28, screened with additional armor shields, according to some sources to measure 80mm on the front. To the other sources, additional shields were 10-15mm.
Wheel/track modification of different subtypes of T-28 (having at least 3 types of guns)
Had big-size roadwheels (like BT tanks)
Comments: Took part in Moscow battle (1941)
Bridge layer tank:
Comments for all T-28's: Most were used in the first weeks of the war. Some T-28's were used in the Moscow battle in 1941. The last T-28's were used on the Leningrad front up to 1943. A number of self-propelled guns were also built on the T-28 chassis. Their number is unknown (1-2), but they did take part in the battle for Moscow. Several captured T-28's were utilized by the Finnish army.
Total T-28 production: 523 units
in RKKA to 01.01.41 - 411 units
The T-34 received a huge amount of modifications. Nearly every plant producing them added several ones of their own. In Russian literature, 5 main types are distinguished: M40,M41,M42, M43, and T-34-85. A total of 12 types (including self-propelled guns) were produced in series.
Had modifications with welded and cast turrets
Comments: First series had a poor construction of the fuel tank which lead to losses from flanking fire.
Had modifications with welded and cast turrets
see T-34M40
With carburetor engine
Common T-34 tanks with addition front and side armor screens.
No real data about its characteristics.
I have information about one rare interesting modification (1943). It was a tank T-34M43 with a turret from T-34M41. All tank was screened by light armor shields. It was made to protect tank from hollow-charge shells. No one photo exists in Russian archives. To my info its bottom looked like shielded version of Pz. IVH and a turret had hexagonal shape like Cromwell tanks. One battalion (30 units) was equipped by this modification. Unfortunately in the very first attack 21 machines were destroyed by common anti-tank shells.
Had modifications with cast and stamped turrets
Flame thrower tank
Comments: Unofficial nick "Gaika" (translation: "screw-nut") after specific hexahedron turret.
Differed from serial ones only by type of radio
Production: 195 units
Comments to all T-34 with 76 mm gun:
Total amount produced: 33,805 units
New turret and gun
See T-34-85
Production: A small series Maybe a few units.
Flame thrower tank
Comments. Never been used in WW2!