PST 72049 PMZ-2 (US6) Fire tanker 1/72

PST 72049 PMZ-2 (US6) Fire tanker 1/72 is a precision plastic scale model kit in 1:72 scale, intended for enthusiasts of military modeling and special historical vehicles. The model depicts the Soviet PMZ-2 fire truck on a Studebaker US-6 chassis, which played a significant role in fire protection for the Red Army and numerous military facilities during World War II as well as the postwar years.

The PMZ-2 was one of the most important firefighting vehicles used by the USSR. Its production began just before the outbreak of World War II. Various military truck chassis were used for the PMZ-2 equipment, including the ZIS-5, ZIS-6, half-track ZIS-42, and the American Studebaker US-6, supplied under the Lend-Lease program. These vehicles served in the fire brigades of the Red Army Air Force, large military bases, and also in city fire departments. PMZ-2s were used from the late 1930s, throughout World War II, and up to the mid-1950s, when they were retired from service.

• Scale: 1:72
• User country: Soviet Union / USSR
• Period of use: World War II, postwar period (until the mid-1950s)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Set contents: sprues with model parts, crisp details, assembly instructions
• Add-ons: the kit does not include glue or paints – available separately
• Category: plastic model kit

The PST 72049 PMZ-2 (US6) Fire tanker model is an excellent choice for intermediate and experienced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5). Building the PST kit allows you to accurately recreate a rarely seen firefighting vehicle, enriching your collection of historical models as well as dioramas featuring the Red Army’s technical and logistical support. It is recommended for collectors passionate about Soviet military technology and for modelers interested in unusual vehicles from the war and postwar periods.

The kit features finely detailed components and authentic features. As a result, you can build a realistic model of one of the key vehicles of the Soviet fire service, which for many years provided safety in rear lines and at military bases.