BM-13-16 on G7107 chassis with Soviet crew

Plastic kit for building a G7107 truck with a BM-13-16 rocket launcher and four Soviet soldiers
Contains:

• BM-13-16 on G7107 base (_{^{also available as a single kit under}} ICM35595)
• WWII Soviet BM-13-16 MLRS Vehicle Crew (4 figures) (_{^{also available as a single kit under}} ICM35648)
   
• 1:35 scale
• Dimensions LxH (built): 190 x 85 mm
• 326 + 46 parts
• 4 figures
• unbuilt/ unpainted
• Paint and glue not included

ICM has several G7107/G7117 trucks in its range, which you can purchase here: (if in stock): ICM35586 WWII British Army Mobile Chapel ICM35588 G7107 in German Service with infantry ICM35593 G7107, WWII Army Truck ICM35594 G7117 with WWII Soviet Drivers ICM35595 BM-13-16 on G7107 base ICM35596 BM-13-16 on G7107 chassis with Soviet crew ICM35597 G7117 US Military Truck ICM35598 G7107, US Cargo Truck ICM35599 WWII US Military Patrol

Among other equipment supplied during the Second World War to the USSR from the United States (as part of Lend-Lease deliveries) were Chevrolet trucks. Their deliveries began in 1942. These vehicles with a carrying capacity of 1.5 tons were used both in combat units and in the rear. They were used to transport infantry, as artillery tractors, ambulances, mobile radio stations, to deliver ammunition, etc.

In addition to the main modification, the army also used the G7117 modification, which was distinguished by the presence of a winch in the front of the chassis.

Reliable enough and easy to operate, maneuverable and with good maneuverability, these trucks were loved and respected by the soldiers. After the end of the war, they continued to serve in the Soviet Army until the mid-1950s.