Hobby Boss 83838 Soviet BA-3 Armor Car (1/35)

The Hobby Boss 83838 Soviet BA-3 Armor Car model in 1/35 scale is a unique plastic assembly kit that perfectly replicates the Soviet BA-3 armored car from the interwar period and the early stages of World War II. This set is dedicated to all military modeling enthusiasts who wish to enrich their collection with an authentic vehicle representing key military innovations of the Red Army from the 1930s. Made from high-quality plastic, the model features excellent detail reproduction and offers a great challenge for intermediate and advanced modelers.

Product Features:

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for collectors and military-themed dioramas
• Country: Soviet Union
• Historical period: interwar (1934–1941), also saw action in the early stage of World War II, including the Winter War with Finland and the 1939–1941 campaigns
• Material: Solid, high-quality plastic ensuring precise parts
• Glue and paints not included – allowing for individual selection of modeling tools
• Category: Plastic assembly model kit
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate modelers
• Detailed reproduction of hull, turret, armament, and the characteristic wheels and armor plating
• Assembly instructions with clear diagrams

Historical Context of the Vehicle:

The Soviet BA-3 armored car was designed on the basis of an American Ford chassis, strengthening the armored potential of the Red Army during the modernizations of the 1930s. The BA-3 model was distinguished by a turret borrowed from the T-26 tank, armed with a 45 mm cannon, and its characteristic three-axle configuration. In reality, the vehicle was noted for its solid construction and high firepower. During World War II, it was used both on the Western Front and in actions against Finland.

Is it Worth It?

The Hobby Boss 83838 Soviet BA-3 Armor Car is recommended for both experienced and intermediate modelers. This kit will complete any collection of 20th-century military vehicles. Thanks to its detailing and faithful historical representation, it will find its place in any diorama and will appeal to military collectors.