BM-13-16N WWII Soviet Multiple Launch Rocket System 1/35 ICM Models

During WWII the legendary Studebaker US6 truck became the symbol of the American Lend-Lease program. This excellent car was developed following a US government order and the first mass-production unit left the line in June 1941. The US6 wasn’t accepted as the standard US Army Truck and so Allies became the main users. Most of them were delivered to the Soviet Union, where they were used in the Red Army to carry loads, soldiers and goods as well as gun tractors. They also became a base for several installations, such as various multiple launch rocket systems. The most famous WWII Soviet MLRS was BM-13-16N, nicknamed ‘Katyusha’. These vehicles were in service with Guard mortar units since April 1943. BM-13 was a formidable weapon loved by soldiers and feared by enemies.

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Product Details:

Scale: 1/35
Skill Level: 3
Length: 8.3”
Height: 3.4”
Parts: 310
– Painting and assembly required
– 7 sprues
– System mounted on Studebaker US6 truck
– Clear parts
– Detailed interior and chassis
– Decals
– Detailed wheel assembly
– Illustrated instructions and paint guide
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Paint Guide:

A. BM-13-16N, Poland, August 1944
Olive Drab
Rubber
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Chrome Silver
Rust
Steel
Flat White

B. BM-13-16N, 1944
Olive Drab
Rubber
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Chrome Silver
Rust
Steel

C. BM-13-16N, Germany, spring 1945
Olive Drab
Rubber
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Chrome Silver
Rust
Steel

D. BM-13-16N, Victory Parade, Moscow, June 24, 1945
Olive Drab
Rubber
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Chrome Silver
Rust
Steel
Flat White
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