KAMAZ-4310, Ukrainian Military Box Truck

Plastic kit for building a Ukrainian KAMAZ-4310 6-wheel truck with box body

• Scale 1:35
• Dimensions LxH (built): 228 x 87 mm
• 363 parts
• Driver's cab can also be built tilted
• Marking options for Ukrainian army including wet decals for pixel camouflage
• Not built/not painted
• Paint and glue not included

The most common 6-wheel truck with all-wheel drive in the Soviet Army in the 1980s had a diesel engine and a cab-over-engine arrangement. Serial production began in 1981 at a plant in Naberezhnye Chelny. The vehicle was distinguished by its high reliability and off-road capability. The basic model was primarily intended for the transport of personnel or cargo up to 6 tons.

Since the mid-1980s, this vehicle was for some time the main transport base of the Soviet Army and the main middle-class car for the installation of various types and purposes of superstructures. Variants with KUNGs - closed box bodies for the installation of special equipment and the transport of people - are widespread. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, many vehicles were transferred to the armies of the respective countries, so that they are still used today, for example in the Ukrainian army.