A model of the eight-wheeled OT-64A SKOT armored personnel carrier in 1:72 scale. The extent of the parts and the building procedure are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
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The OT-64 SKOT is an armored personnel carrier with drive to all eight wheels, which came out of a joint Czechoslovak and Polish program and served in a number of armies from the 1960s. It carried a squad under armor, coped with terrain and with longer road moves, and could swim. It was powered by an air-cooled Tatra diesel engine, a solution practically unseen in other armies of the day. The vehicle was built in many forms, so individual machines differ in the armament on the roof, in the number and placement of the hatches and in the equipment on the sides.
The item represents the OT-64A SKOT in 1:72 scale. The extent of the parts, how they are divided and the building procedure are given in the manufacturer's instructions, so look at them before you reach for cutters or a blade. Dry fit the parts first: on an eight-wheeled chassis it pays to check that all the wheels sit on a flat plane while the mounting can still be moved.
Czechoslovak hardware wore mostly a uniform green finish, which however changed in service. Break the base up slightly, then, lighten the edges and raised features and dust the lower part of the vehicle in a shade to match the groundwork. Do not paint the tires pure black; a dark gray looks more faithful. Finally unify the surface with matte varnish.
For modelers who collect hardware of Czechoslovak and Polish make or who build the Cold War in a small scale. Paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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