ErAZ-763 is a kit of a Soviet light box van from the Yerevan car plant, in 1:43 scale from the maker AVD Models.
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The kit captures the ErAZ-763, a light box van from Yerevan in Armenia. 1:43 is the classic car scale, so the finished model suits a cabinet among collector metal models and among the other commercial vehicles from the same maker.
The Yerevan car plant, ErAZ for short, was one of the main suppliers of light box vans for the whole Soviet Union. Its vehicles delivered bread, mail, medicines and small goods and were part of the ordinary look of the streets. The 763 type came about at the turn of the 1960s and 1970s as an attempt to move this family on: it received a ladder-frame construction, a tall box body and running units taken over from other Soviet makers, among them an engine from the Moskvich and parts of the transmission from UAZ vehicles. That combination of parts from different works was typical of the smaller makers of the time and is clearly apparent on the vehicle.
Put the parts together dry first and check the fit of the box body, and only then join them with an adhesive suitable for the material they are made of. The large flat sides will give away every irregularity, so a primer and a top coat applied with an airbrush in thin coats pay off. The window frames, the grille and the handles will come out well after a dark wash. Vans of this kind used to carry company lettering, so the model will take a restrained advertising treatment and mild weathering on the chassis.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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