Soviet Gaz 67b field Car oathmark Because of its weight (31lbs)

Because of its weight (31lbs)

He invaded the North late in ’62 and held McClellan again at Sharpsburg (Antietam)

but the heavy casualties endured by the Red Army indicates that overall battlefield control remained a blunt instrument

These mighty creatures would continue to live up to their reputation in the Punic Wars

codenamed ‘Xylophone’

Soviet Gaz 67b field Car oathmark Because of its weight (31lbs)The Soviet equivalent of the US Willys Jeep. Nearly 5,000 Gaz 67's saw service during WWII. It was the successor of the Gaz 64 4x4 havoing a strengthened chassis and enlarged fuel tank and was also the predecessor to the BA 64 Armoured Car. Contains: One resin and metal field car One driver in field cap One officer. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted