ICM DS7201 Afghan Motorcade (1979-1989) (URAL-375D, URAL-375A, ATZ-5-375, BTR-60PB) 1/72 – detailed plastic assembly model kit

The ICM DS7201 Afghan Motorcade (1979-1989) 1/72 set is a unique collection of plastic assembly models, including four vehicles used during the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989. The set features models of the following: URAL-375D (military truck), URAL-375A (transport version), ATZ-5-375 (fuel tanker), and BTR-60PB (wheeled armored personnel carrier). The set allows you to recreate an authentic Soviet military convoy from the Cold War era, reflecting the realities of the Afghan conflict.

All models are reproduced in the popular 1/72 scale, making them an ideal choice for both collectors and diorama modeling enthusiasts. The models depict vehicles that played a key role during Soviet military operations in Central Asia—from transporting troops and supplies to patrolling routes and securing convoys. Each vehicle is the product of Soviet engineering, marked by durability and off-road capabilities.

• Category: plastic model kit
• Scale: 1/72
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• User countries: USSR, to a limited extent later post-Soviet republics
• Historical period: Cold War, Soviet intervention in Afghanistan (1979–1989)
• Versions included: URAL-375D, URAL-375A, ATZ-5-375, BTR-60PB
• Extras: set does not include glue or paints

These models are valued for their faithfully reproduced details and numerous structural elements, such as accurately modeled body shapes, detailed cabs, and armored vehicle components. The excellent quality of the sprues allows for a high level of realism when recreating convoys from that era, which is sure to be appreciated by military diorama enthusiasts. The set is intended primarily for intermediate and advanced modelers—the assembly difficulty level is rated at 3/5.

We recommend this product to military modeling enthusiasts, fans of modern conflicts, and anyone wishing to enrich their collection with Soviet military vehicles from the 20th century. It's also a great choice for creating realistic dioramas, exhibition displays, or educational purposes.