ZiL-131 KShM - Soviet Army Vehicle

The ICM ZiL-131 KShM – Soviet Army Vehicle (HC-ICM35517) is a 1:35 scale plastic model kit of the command vehicle variant of the famed ZiL-131 all-road truck. Entering serial production in 1967, the ZiL-131 served as the primary Soviet Army truck throughout the 1970s and 1980s. It was widely used for personnel and cargo transport, supplied to Warsaw Pact nations and many countries in Asia and Africa, and produced in numerous specialised versions including the KShM command vehicle. Around one million ZiL-131 trucks were built up to 1990, with the improved ZiL-131N introduced in 1986 and later production moving to the Ural Automotive Plant.

This kit combines accurate moulding with fine detail, featuring a highly detailed chassis, engine and cab interior. A five-version decal sheet is included, supporting multiple finishing options from different periods and operators. The set comprises 230 parts and includes clear assembly instructions, with dimensions of 212 mm in length and 93 mm in height when built.

Model Features

• Highly detailed chassis, engine, and cab interior
• Five version decal sheet is included
• Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
• Includes detailed assembly instructions

Markings Available

• ZiL-131 KShM, Soviet Army, 1986
• ZiL-131 KShM, Czechoslovak Army, late 1980s
• ZiL-131 KShM, Soviet Army, late 80s
• ZiL-131 KShM, Ukrainian Army, late 2000s

Model Information

• Scale: 1:35
• Number of parts: 230 pieces
• Length: 212 mm
• Height: 93 mm
• Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm