Soviet Six-Wheel Army Truck

The most common all-wheel drive 6-wheel Soviet Army truck of 80s had a diesel engine and the layout of cab-over-engine. Its production began in 1981 at the plant in Naberezhnye Chelny. The car featured a high reliability and all-road abilities.

The base model was designed primarily for the transportation of personnel and cargo up to 6 tons.

The car is now in service with the armies of Russia, Ukraine and other countries.

There were many 6-wheel cabover truck modifications for Soviet Army and civilian use. In 1989 it was released an improved model 101, and in 1996 model 114. Its production at the Kama Automobile Plant is currently ongoing.

ITEM NUMBER35001SCALE1:35DATE15.01.2017TIME PERIODModernMARKINGSSix-Wheel Army Truck, Soviet Army, 1980s.Six-Wheel Army Truck, Soviet Army, 1980s.Six-Wheel Army Truck, Russian Army, 2000s.Six-Wheel Army Truck, Ukrainian Army, 2000s.MODEL SIZE (LENGTH X HEIGHT)226 x 90 mmBOX SIZE410 x 260 x 55 mmNUMBER OF DETAILS302