MiniArt 35136 GAZ-AAA Mod.1940. Cargo Truck (1/35)

MiniArt 35136 GAZ-AAA Mod.1940. Cargo Truck (1/35) is a plastic model kit representing a Soviet military cargo truck from World War II. This model is made in a precise 1:35 scale, allowing for detailed reproduction of both the vehicle's bodywork and mechanical components. It is an excellent choice for modelers looking to recreate the logistics and technical support of the Red Army during wartime operations between 1939 and 1945.

The original GAZ-AAA Mod.1940 was a development version of the popular GAZ-AA truck. Produced in the USSR from the late 1930s to the middle of the Second World War, this vehicle was used both on the Eastern Front and in rear areas to transport supplies, ammunition, and military personnel. It was utilized by the Red Army and other Soviet services, and due to its ability to carry various types of cargo, it played a key role in the USSR's logistical system. It was observed, among others, at the Battle of Stalingrad and during the Berlin campaign.

The MiniArt 35136 kit is made from high-quality plastic and features precise detailing of the body panels, suspension elements, and vehicle mechanics. The box includes sprues with detailed parts, clear parts imitating windows, and decals that allow for several painting variants consistent with original Soviet markings from 1940-1945. The kit does not include glue or paints, so you have complete freedom in choosing your preferred colors and weathering effects.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: USSR (Soviet Union)
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Includes decals and clear parts
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Glue and paints not included

We recommend this model to both intermediate and experienced modelers, due to the moderate level of kit complexity and the great potential for personal modifications. The faithful reproduction and high-quality details allow you to create a realistic military vehicle model with historical context, ideal for dioramas and collections of military vehicles. Recommended assembly difficulty: 3/5.