The GAZ-67B, commonly called the "Russian Jeep", played a key role for Soviet forces in World War II. Influenced by the American MB Jeep and entering production in January 1941, it was built to handle tough off-road conditions and carried out roles from command transport to reconnaissance and light towing. Its usefulness continued after the conflict, remaining in service with Soviet and Warsaw Pact units.
This 1/48 scale release reproduces the GAZ-67B's utilitarian lines and textured surfaces. The finished model arrives pre-assembled with light weathering to suggest battlefield use, while pad-printed markings and supplied decals add authentic insignia. Spin-cast components provide added heft, making the model feel substantial on a shelf or in a cabinet.
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