BM-13-16 on G7107 base

Plastic model kit for a G7107 truck with BM-13-16 missile launcher

• Scale 1:35
• Dimensions LxH (built): 190 x 85 mm
• 326 parts
• 2 marking options
• unbuild/unpainted
• paint and glue not included

ICM has several G7107/G7117 trucks in its range, which you can purchase here: (if in stock): ICM35586 WWII British Army Mobile Chapel ICM35587 WWII US Army Kitchen Truck ICM35588 G7107 in German Service with infantry ICM35593 G7107, WWII Army Truck ICM35594 G7117 with WWII Soviet Drivers ICM35595 BM-13-16 on G7107 base ICM35596 BM-13-16 on G7107 chassis with Soviet crew ICM35597 G7117 US Military Truck ICM35598 G7107, US Cargo Truck ICM35599 WWII US Military Patrol

Chevrolet cars began arriving in the Soviet Union from the United States in 1942. Until the end of the war, the number of these vehicles in the Soviet Army numbered about 47,000 units. They were reliable and maneuverable enough, had good maneuverability. That`s why they rightfully enjoyed the love and respect of the soldiers. In addition to performing the functions of trucks, many vehicles of this series served as the basis for the installation of multiple launch rocket systems – rocket artillery combat vehicles known as “Katyusha”.

Launchers with 16 rails for 132 mm rockets were mounted on the Chevrolet G7107 chassis during the period 1942-1943. It was an effective and formidable weapon with a projectile speed of about 355 m/s and a firing range of about 8 km. His volleys were very effective, and they often became a decisive factor in the outcome of combat operations