Copper State Models Accessories

Garford-Putilov Rear Wheels, 1941 Pattern (1/35) A35-042

This 1/35 scale accessory set from Copper State Models accurately reproduces the 1941 pattern rear wheels fitted to Garford-Putilov armoured cars during their later service life. Designed for use with Copper State Models Garford-Putilov kits, these parts allow modellers to depict vehicles as they appeared when reissued or modified during the early years of World War II. The set features finely moulded detail, ensuring authenticity and enhancing the visual impact of the completed model.

• 1/35 scale resin accessory set
• Accurate 1941 pattern Garford-Putilov rear wheel design
• Perfect for late-service and WWII-era depictions
• Compatible with Copper State Models Garford-Putilov kits
• Sharp moulded details for enhanced realism

History

The Garford-Putilov armoured car, originally introduced during World War I, remained in limited service well into the 1940s, often pressed into use by Soviet forces during the desperate early months of the Great Patriotic War. By 1941, many surviving vehicles had undergone field or factory modifications, including updated rear wheel designs better suited for the rough conditions and varied terrains of the Eastern Front. These improvements aimed to extend the operational lifespan of these outdated but still valuable armoured cars, allowing them to serve in secondary combat roles, convoy protection, and security duties. The 1941 pattern wheels are a distinctive visual feature that helps to identify these late-service variants.