Soviet Motorcycle M-72 and Sidecar and Crew Model Kit

The heavy Soviet motorcycle M-72 was created before the war exclusively for military purpose, and it was based on the design of the German BMW R-71. The first motorcycles were supplied to the Soviet Army by the Moscow factory MMZ in August 1941. The side-car carried a 7.62 mm machine gun, a luggage rack was used for stowing four round machine gun magazines, inside the side-car was room for seven antitank grenades and a tarpaulin bag for personal belongings. The M-72 was used for reconnaissance and defense, for communication and as a field ambulance.

• Scale - 1:35
• Parts - 138pcs.
• Size - 6.6" (16.8 cm)

Glue and paint are not included in the set