Basic information
| Manufacturer | Hobby Boss |
| Product code | HBB83837 |
| Weight: | 0.40 kg |
| Ean: | 6939319238375 |
| Scale | 1:35 |
| Added to catalog on: | 1.10.2016 |
| Tags: | GAZ-AAA |
The GAZ-AAA was a conversion of the 2-axled GAZ-AA into a 3-axled version. It was slightly heavier and slower, but had an increased load capacity from 1.5 tons to 2 tons. The chassis of the GAZ-AAA was used for the BA-6 and BA-10 armored cars, the SU-12 self-propelled gun, and many others. It entered production in 1934 and was phased out in 1943 after nearly 37,500 were produced.
| Item No |
83837 |
| Item Name |
Soviet GAZ-AAA Cargo Truck |
| Bar Code |
6939319238375 |
| Scale |
1:35 |
| Item Type |
Plastic Model Armor Kit |
| Model Dimension |
Length: 149.6mm Width:56 mm |
| Total Plastic Parts |
250+ |
| Total Sprues |
14 sprues and tires |
| Chromeplate Parts |
n/a |
| Resin Parts |
n/a |
| Metal Parts |
n/a |
| Photo Etched Parts |
1 piece |
| Film Accessory |
n/a |
| Released Date |
2015-10 |
| More Features |
The kit consists of over 250 parts , includes 7 clear parts
- Details finely represented by newly tooled parts
- rubber tires with very good detail
- Photo-etched parts included |
The GAZ-AAA was a Soviet light truck from the interwar period and World War II. The vehicle had a total length of 5.34 meters and a width of 2.04 meters and a wheelbase of 3.2 meters (between the 1st and 3rd axle). It reached a maximum speed of 65 km / h. The car could carry a load of 2,000 kilograms. Initially, the drive was a 4-cylinder engine with a capacity of 3.3 liters and a maximum power of 42 HP, synchronized with a 4-speed manual gearbox. The drive was transferred to the two rear axles. The GAZ-AAA was developed as a development of the GAZ-AA car, a license copy of the American Ford AA truck. The main change concerned the use of one more axle, which made the GAZ-AAA a three-axle truck. Serial production of the car started in 1934 and lasted until 1943. It is estimated that about 38,000 trucks of this type were built in the course of the project. In the period 1941-1945, in connection with the hostilities, a radically simplified and impoverished version was produced, with, for example, a canvas roof or a wooden driver's cabin door.
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