AIM Fan Modell 35006 PMZ-A-750 Soviet motorcycle with sidecar 1/35 – Plastic scale model kit

We present a high-quality plastic model kit, the AIM Fan Modell 35006 PMZ-A-750 Soviet motorcycle with sidecar in the popular 1/35 scale, especially recommended for enthusiasts of World War II history and collectors of military equipment. This model accurately represents the Soviet PMZ-A-750 motorcycle with sidecar, which was used as a liaison, transport, and reconnaissance vehicle in the ranks of the Red Army.

Authenticity and Historical Accuracy

The PMZ-A-750 was a motorcycle constructed in the USSR, in use from the second half of the 1930s through the World War II period. It was renowned for its durability and versatility, serving with military units on the Eastern Front from 1936 to 1945. It took part in operational actions during the Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939, and subsequently on all major combat fronts against Germany. Thanks to its reliability and ability to transport two people and equipment, the PMZ-A-750 was eagerly used for dispatch missions and rapid transport.

Characteristics of the AIM Fan Modell 35006

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for dioramas and for use with other military vehicles.
• Country of origin of the original: Soviet Union (USSR).
• Historical period: World War II.
• Material: high-quality plastic with detailed parts for easy processing and excellent paint adhesion.
• The set includes all necessary parts to build the motorcycle and sidecar, featuring the engine, frame, and equipment typical for the Soviet army.
• Comprehensive, clear assembly instructions included.

Who do we recommend this for?

We recommend the AIM Fan Modell 35006 PMZ-A-750 to experienced and intermediate modelers (difficulty level 3/5). Realistic details, precise part fitting, and the product's historical nature make it an excellent choice for both collectors and for building extensive WWII military dioramas.

Why choose this model?

The model stands out for its high level of detail, historical accuracy, and excellent material quality – making it ideal for era enthusiasts and reenactors of battle scenes.