Pionierwagen Unic P-107 U.304(f)

3D-printed resin kit for a Unic P-107 U.304(f) pioneer vehicle

• Scale 1:35
• Unbuilt, unpainted
• Paint and glue not included

The Unic P-107 half-track artillery tractor, also known as the Unic P107 Tracteur, is a French vehicle developed in the 1930s.
History and production: The P-107 was developed by Citroën in 1934, and production was taken over by Unic after Citroën's bankruptcy. Production lasted from 1935 to 1940, with a total of 3,932 units manufactured.

The Unic P-107 was developed by Citroën in 1934, and production was taken over by Unic after Citroën's bankruptcy. Production lasted from 1935 to 1940, with a total of 3,932 units manufactured.

Technical specifications:

• Weight: 3,500 kg (empty), 5,000 kg (loaded)
• Dimensions: Length 4.85 m, width 1.80 m, height 2.28 m
• Engine: P39, liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder, 3450 cc, 62 hp at 2800 rpm
• Top speed: 45 km/h
• Crew: 2+5

Use: The P-107 was primarily used by the French Army to tow artillery pieces such as the 75 mm howitzer Mle 1897 and the 105 mm howitzer Mle 1935 B. It also served to transport ammunition and crew. German use: After the fall of France in 1940, captured P-107s were frequently used by the German Army under the designation Leichter Zugkraftwagen U 304(f).