AC-40-137A - Soviet Firetruck

The ICM AC-40-137A Soviet Firetruck in 1:35 scale captures the distinctive fire-fighting variant of the ZiL-131, the all-road Soviet Army truck widely used through the 1970s and 1980s. Modified by the Pryluky fire-fighting equipment plant from 1984, the AC-40-137A featured an increased tank capacity and in-cab control of the fire monitor, and examples continue to serve across former USSR countries. This plastic model kit (ICM part HC-ICM35519) delivers a highly detailed build for enthusiasts of Soviet vehicles, fire apparatus and military trucks.

Features

• Highly detailed chassis and engine
• Four-version decal sheet included

Markings Available

• AC-40-137A, Sergiev Posad, 2000s
• AC-40-137A, Moscow, 2000s
• AC-40-137A, Kiev, 2000s
• AC-40-137A, Vinnytsia, 2010s

Model Information

• Scale: 1:35
• Number of parts: 295 pieces
• Length: 214 mm
• Height: 83 mm
• Includes detailed assembly instructions
• Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
• Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm

Centred on the rugged ZiL-131 platform, this kit provides fine detail from the engine bay to the running gear, complemented by period markings from multiple cities. With clear assembly instructions and quality moulding, it is a compelling project for modellers seeking an accurate representation of a Soviet-era fire engine in 1:35 scale.