Trumpeter 09509 Soviet AT-P artillery tractor 1/35

Trumpeter 09509 Soviet AT-P artillery tractor 1/35 – Plastic model kit

The Trumpeter 09509 Soviet AT-P artillery tractor model in 1/35 scale is a highly detailed miniature of the Soviet AT-P artillery tractor, designed based on available archival data and documentation. This vehicle was widely used by the Soviet Army after the end of World War II, mainly during the Cold War period, especially from the early 1950s until the 1970s.

The AT-P artillery tractor (Rus. Артиллерийский Тягач Плавающий) was developed to increase the mobility of artillery units by effectively transporting heavy towed weapons, such as the 85 mm gun or the 122 mm howitzer. It served both on the Eastern Front and was supplied to numerous countries of the Eastern Bloc, including Soviet satellites such as Poland, East Germany, and Czechoslovakia. It was used in armored and mechanized units, as well as during numerous local conflicts in the Middle East and Africa.

The Trumpeter 09509 kit allows you to assemble a faithfully reproduced model of this vehicle. The model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring detailed components and excellent part quality. The set includes:

• multi-part hull and accurately rendered running gear components
• detailed crew cab interior
• small parts such as tools, lights, and mechanical details
• optionally open or closed hatches
• decal sheet with historical USSR markings
• step-by-step assembly instructions in English and partially in Polish

This is classified as a "plastic model kit" and does not include extras such as photo-etched parts or resin elements; however, the excellent part fit and detail make for a satisfying build without the need to purchase additional accessories.

We recommend this model to enthusiasts of armored vehicles and fans of Soviet Cold War vehicles. We rate the assembly difficulty at 3/5, making it suitable for both intermediate and experienced modelers. It is an excellent choice for a collection of vehicles from that era and a great base for historical dioramas.