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Copper State Models Garford-Putilov Side Stowage Box (1/35) A35-049

SKU: CSMA35-049
Manufacturer SKU: A35-049

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Copper State Models – Garford-Putilov Side Stowage Box (1/35) A35-049

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Garford-Putilov Side Stowage Box (1/35) A35-049

This 1/35 scale resin accessory set from Copper State Models reproduces the side-mounted stowage box fitted to some Garford-Putilov armoured cars. Designed for use with kits such as CSM35009, CSM35014, and CSM35015, it captures the proportions, panel lines, and fastening details of the original component. The stowage box was used to carry tools, spare parts, and crew equipment, and its inclusion allows modellers to depict both Russian-operated vehicles and those captured and repurposed by German forces during World War I.

  • 1/35 scale resin accessory set
  • Accurate reproduction of Garford-Putilov side stowage box
  • Compatible with multiple Copper State Models Garford-Putilov kits
  • Suitable for Russian and captured German service vehicles
  • Enhances detail for dioramas and display builds

History

The Garford-Putilov armoured car was a formidable heavy vehicle used by the Imperial Russian Army during World War I. Equipped with a 76.2 mm gun and multiple machine guns, it required a range of tools and spare parts to maintain operational readiness in the field. Side-mounted stowage boxes provided a practical solution, keeping essential gear secure yet accessible. After capturing several Garford-Putilovs, German forces often retained these storage features, using the vehicles for security and patrol duties. The stowage box thus became a feature not only of Russian service but also of the unique history of captured armoured cars, offering modellers an opportunity to represent diverse operational contexts.