ICM 24053 1/24 GAZ-A in German Service

By February 1930, assembly of Ford A vehicles had begun at an automotive plant in Moscow using kits imported from the United States. Three years later, a new factory was launched in Nizhny Novgorod, where these vehicles were produced under license.

Despite being poorly suited to local environmental conditions — the chosen model was the Ford A Standard Phaeton with a soft top — the vehicle was produced on a large scale for six years and became quite widespread. Some were used by units of the Red Army, and later, during World War II, a number of them were captured and put into service by the Wehrmacht.

Specification

• Model size (length x width): 160 x 75 mm
• Box size: 295 x 225 x 40 mm
• Number of details: 201