BA-64

The BA-64, introduced in 1942, was a light Soviet armored car used for reconnaissance and liaison duties. Compact, agile, and easy to produce, it served on the Eastern Front until the end of the war. Its distinct angular turret and small size made it ideal for scouting and urban operations. This miniature captures the simple yet iconic design of the Red Army’s most common wartime scout car.
*If you order unpainted, the tires will be packed separately for painting, a superglue tube is included.

Details

• Made in dark grey resin and supplied unpainted
• One of the images shows the parts layout for this exact model

What you get

• 1x BA-64 main body
• 1x turret (separate piece)
• 1x set of wheels/tires (separate pieces)
• 1x small tube of superglue for the wheels

Assembly

• Dry fit the wheels first to check alignment, then use a tiny dot of glue per wheel.
• Place the turret onto the hull. It rotates.

Scale and size notes

• Size note: the number in brackets (for example 7.6cm) is the model length for that scale.
• Length is measured from the rear of the vehicle to the front-most point. If a gun sticks out past the hull, it counts in the length.