3 mm Wellenmodellwerkzeug

Soviet BTR-152K1 APC 1/35
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\nThe BTR-152 was a six-wheeled Soviet armored troop carrier, built on the chassis and the training train of a ZIS-151 utility truck. He came into service with a certain number of member states of the Warsaw Pact from 1950 and formed the pillar of the Soviet Battalions of Fusiliers à Motor until the advent of the BTR-60 amphibious series in the 1960s .
\nBTR-152S were available in several brands, and were made in large numbers for the Soviet army and export. Late production models used automobile components of the more reliable ZIL-157 truck. Three main variants of the BTR-152 appeared between 1950 and 1959: the transport of basic armored troops with a single machine gun of 7.62mm or 12.7mm mounted on pivot, an unarmed command vehicle with a higher roof line and an anti-aircraft variant armed with ZPU-2 support. The BTR-152S could each transport an infantry squad or specialized armaments teams with their mortars and their anti-tank equipment. In Soviet service, a number of them have also been deployed as an artillery tractors.\n
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\nBTR-152V (1955)-Variant based on the ZIL-157 truck with external tire pressure regulation system, a braid mounted at the front and night vision devices for the driver.\n
\nBTR -152K (1959) - received an armored roof with three large tops on top, two of which opened to the right on the troop compartment, an internal tire pressure regulation system and a filter / ventilation system . The weight of the vehicle has increased, the crew went from 2+18 to 2+13
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\nSoviet military vehicle plastic model to be assembled by collage and paint
\nLadder: 1/35
\nDimensions: Length: 194.3mm Width: 66.3mm
\nNumber of parts: 380+
\nCut photo parts: 1 board
\nNumber of clusters: 10 clusters and tires
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\n Additional information: \n

• Model composed of more than 380 pieces \n
• Many details reworked \n
• Realist rubber tires \n
• Photo-Discussions included