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Army Vehicle uaz-469 Papercraft
This kit has 6 pages of kit vs several pages of instructions, intros, etc...
About me, this car is a legend of Vietnam, you guys may not know its name but I'm sure you've at least once seen some army soldiers riding this car, if you watch the parade, I it's the first command vehicle, just remove the roof, I have tested it, quite detailed, the size is a bit small (as in the picture) - information(wiki)
UAZ-469, commonly known in Vietnam as the U-W car, is an all-terrain vehicle manufactured by Ulyanovskiy Avtomobilnyi Zavod, ie UAZ of the Soviet Union. The vehicle was widely used by the Red Army and armed forces of the Warsaw Pact countries, as well as by semi-guerrilla units in the Eastern Bloc. In the Soviet Union, the car also worked a lot in state organizations that needed a powerful off-road vehicle - parameters(wiki)
This kit has 6 pages of kit vs several pages of instructions, intros, etc...
About me, this car is a legend of Vietnam, you guys may not know its name but I'm sure you've at least once seen some army soldiers riding this car, if you watch the parade, I it's the first command vehicle, just remove the roof, I have tested it, quite detailed, the size is a bit small (as in the picture) - information(wiki)
UAZ-469, commonly known in Vietnam as the U-W car, is an all-terrain vehicle manufactured by Ulyanovskiy Avtomobilnyi Zavod, ie UAZ of the Soviet Union. The vehicle was widely used by the Red Army and armed forces of the Warsaw Pact countries, as well as by semi-guerrilla units in the Eastern Bloc. In the Soviet Union, the car also worked a lot in state organizations that needed a powerful off-road vehicle - parameters(wiki)
- Outer dimensions (length/width/height): 4025 mm x 1785 mm x 2050 mm
- Wheelbase: 2380 mm
- Front/rear shaft: 1453 mm/1453 mm
- Ground clearance: 220 mm
- Tire size: 215 SR 15
- Wheel size: 6Lx15
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