MiniArt 39005 AUSTIN ARMORED CAR 3rd SERIES: UKRAINIAN, POLISH, GEORGIAN, ROMANIAN SERVICE. INTERIOR KIT in 1/35 scale is an exceptionally detailed plastic model kit, dedicated to demanding historical modelers. This model represents the legendary British Austin 3rd Series armored car, widely used by numerous armies during the fights for independence and territorial changes in 1918–1920, right after the end of World War I and throughout the many local conflicts in Eastern Europe.

Austin armored cars were originally used by Great Britain during World War I, but the presented 3rd Series version—thanks to its mobility and reliability—also served in the Ukrainian, Polish, Georgian, and Romanian armies. They participated, among others, in the Polish-Soviet War (1919–1921), the military actions of the Ukrainian People's Republic, and in the conflicts in Georgia and Romania during the interwar period.

The MiniArt 39005 model stands out for its wealth of details and faithful representation of the original construction. The kit provides a full, detailed interior: a recreated driver’s cabin, turret interior details, and an excellently reproduced engine compartment. All hatches can be assembled in open or closed positions, allowing for realistic display of the model and presentation of its full interior.

• Scale: 1/35
• User nations: Ukraine, Poland, Georgia, Romania
• Historical period: post-World War I, 1918–1923
• Material: high-quality plastic, photetched (PE) parts included, as well as clear plastic components
• Category: plastic model kit
• 5 painting options – various countries and units
• Glue and paints not included in the set

MiniArt 39005 Austin Armored Car 3rd Series is an excellent choice for armored vehicle enthusiasts and advanced modelers who appreciate a top level of detail and a rewarding challenge. Due to its advanced construction, wealth of interior parts, and the presence of photetched elements, we recommend this model to intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 4/5).

This is not only an outstanding historical armored vehicle model, but also a great opportunity to develop your modeling skills and to create an extremely realistic replica of a car that influenced the history of many Eastern European countries.