T-14 Armata Main Battle Tank

Sluban M38-B0850 T-14 Armata Main Battle Tank brings one of the most distinctive modern armored vehicle designs to the building table. With approximately 995 pieces, this substantial military construction brick set offers an engaging project for builders aged 8 and up, combining a bold tracked profile with the advanced, angular appearance associated with the Armata platform.

The completed model captures the T-14’s low-profile hull, broad tracks, sloped armor surfaces, and remote-operated turret in a display-friendly form. Its substantial piece count provides plenty of room for hands-on building, while the finished tank makes an impressive addition to a modern military collection, vehicle shelf, or larger Sluban armored forces layout.

Designed with compatible construction bricks, the set can be enjoyed on its own or incorporated into creative scenes and custom displays using other building bricks. M38-B0850 is a rewarding choice for collectors who appreciate contemporary tank engineering, recognizable military silhouettes, and detailed brick-built vehicles. Released in 2022, it offers a focused build with strong visual presence and plenty of play or display potential.

The T-14 Armata is a modern Russian main battle tank developed around the Armata universal tracked vehicle platform. It is best known for its unusual crew arrangement: the crew is positioned inside a protected armored capsule in the hull, while the main armament is carried in a remotely operated turret. This layout was intended to improve crew survivability compared with more traditional tank designs.

The vehicle’s design combines a 125 mm smoothbore main gun with advanced sensors, layered protection, and a heavily armored chassis. The T-14 was publicly presented in the mid-2010s and became notable for its futuristic appearance and ambitious systems integration. Although production and deployment have remained limited compared with established tank families, the Armata represents an important step in the evolution of modern armored vehicle concepts.