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Copper State Models Garford-Putilov Driver Control Post (1/35) A35-045

SKU: CSMA35-045
Manufacturer SKU: A35-045

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Copper State Models – Garford-Putilov Rear Driver Control Post (1/35) A35-045

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Garford-Putilov Rear Driver Control Post (1/35) A35-045

This 1/35 scale accessory set from Copper State Models accurately replicates the rear driver control post of the Garford-Putilov armoured car. Designed for use with kits CSM35009, CSM35014, and CSM35015, it includes finely moulded resin parts depicting the secondary driving controls used when operating the vehicle in reverse or repositioning in confined spaces. The set is ideal for modellers wishing to depict a fully detailed interior or open-hatch display build.

  • 1/35 scale resin accessory set
  • Detailed reproduction of Garford-Putilov rear driver control post
  • Includes steering controls, levers, and associated fittings
  • Compatible with Copper State Models Garford-Putilov kits
  • Perfect for open-hatch and cutaway display options

History

The Garford-Putilov armoured car was a formidable but heavy vehicle, designed in World War I for fire support and fortified position assaults. Due to its limited manoeuvrability and the challenges of turning in confined areas, some variants were fitted with a rear driver control post. This allowed a crew member to operate the vehicle in reverse at low speed, improving battlefield positioning without the need for risky full turns. While not a common feature on all armoured cars, it reflected the innovative adaptations made by crews to overcome operational limitations. Accurately modelling this detail provides insight into the practical challenges faced by Garford-Putilov crews in combat.