Trumpeter 02327 Soviet UAZ-469 (1/35) – Plastic model kit

The Trumpeter 02327 Soviet UAZ-469 model in 1:35 scale is a highly detailed miniature of the iconic Soviet off-road vehicle. The UAZ-469, widely known and used by the armed forces of the Soviet Union as well as numerous countries around the world, has become a symbol of reliability and functionality among cold war-era off-road vehicles. The vehicle was produced from 1972, and its versatile use on battlefields, in reconnaissance missions, convoys, and logistical support meant it appeared on almost every continent. It was used intensively until the 1990s, and many units are still in service with both military and civil organizations today.

This plastic model kit by Trumpeter allows you to recreate an accurate replica of the UAZ-469 with details that will be appreciated by both experienced modellers and collectors of military vehicles. The 1:35 scale version is a perfect fit for popular dioramas depicting military scenes from the Cold War period and the late 20th century, suitable for both the Soviet Army and other users from the Eastern Bloc.

• Scale: 1:35
• Country: Soviet Union (USSR) as well as allied and export customers
• Period of use: Cold War, years 1972–1990+
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit contents: sprues with parts, clear window elements, detailed assembly instructions
• Extra parts: no resin or metal upgrades included – the model provides a solid base for your own customization and detail enhancements
• Category: Plastic model kit

We recommend the Trumpeter 02327 Soviet UAZ-469 (1/35) to intermediate and experienced modellers interested in Cold War military vehicles and the construction of realistic dioramas. We rate the assembly difficulty at 3/5 – the model includes precise but demanding parts, and accurate fitting guarantees a faithful reproduction of the original. Trumpeter ensures high-quality sprues and well-fitting components, resulting in a satisfying building process and an excellent final effect. It is an excellent choice for collectors and enthusiasts of 20th-century military history.