Studio Perfect Model (SPM) Update

I put the assortment of the Russian company in order. I had 29 products in six kitographs. As it turned out, some of my entries were created in the era when the company did not yet have its own website, and accordingly, there were no links to the original source. And now, here it is:: Studio Perfect Model (SPM).
In addition, since the last description, quite a lot of time has passed and something new has appeared.
In the T-26 part, two sets with masks
SPM35063 Correction kit for T-26 mod. 1933 welding mask
SPM35064 Correction kit for T-26 mod. 33 stamped mask
and the Mariupol turret. However, there is practically the same one for the BT and this is the only addition to this kitography.
SPM35068 Mariupol turret for BT tanks
SPM35069 Mariupol turret for T-26 tank
Small armored vehicles also have only one addition, but what a one! A complete set, and even a new name.
SPM35074 Tank T-16 (KhTZ-16)
The biggest addition is in typical equipment. There were sound signals and headlights.
SPM35062 Tank Headlight FG-12-B
SPM35067 Sound signals of the 1930-40s. for cars and armored vehicles set No. 1
And a whole bunch of machine guns.
SPM35007 Ball mount of the DT machine gun
SPM35071 Machine gun DT mod. 1929 Infantry version
SPM35072 Machine gun DT mod. 1929 Infantry version w/flame arrester
SPM35075 Machine gun DT mod. 1929 Tank version with ball mount
And disks for them.
SPM35073 Disks for DT machine gun 12 pcs.
Plus, I pulled out jacks for pre-war Soviet tanks from all the catalogs, dragged them into standard equipment and allocated them to a new separate category.
And, finally, a rather rare update – in the bicycle theme.
SPM35061 Girl signalman of the Red Army, 1941.
For each product, including newly added ones, I combed the English name in accordance with the manufacturer indicated and posted on the site. Although with a small correction, because he did not bother much – translated it with an online translator and that’s it.
I also redesigned the indexes with the addition of the brand prefix – also like on the site, although the box art simply shows numbers. But it’s easier to search this way.
I came up with the idea to take the next step in import substitution and, for now, still retain the English spelling of the product. dilute it with native Cyrillic. The search works, no flaws were found. At least for domestic manufacturers, I will preserve this practice.

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