W.M.C. Models ZIL-133G

ZIL-133G is a 5-ton capacity truck with a 6x4 wheel arrangement, which was produced in small batches but continuously from 1975 to 1999 by the Likhachev Plant. The first prototypes appeared back in 1970, but mass production was delayed due to doubts about the feasibility of manufacturing such trucks at ZIL, since similar but more modern vehicles were planned to be produced at the new Kama plant, which was planned to be built. This is a medium-complexity model (but easy to assemble) of a large truck. It is suitable for both beginner and experienced modelers. However, it is better for beginners to assemble it under the supervision of a more experienced colleague.