The Vezdekhod was an early Russian prototype tank developed in 1915 during World War I. Designed by Aleksandr Porokhovschikov, it featured a single wide continuous track with small auxiliary wheels for steering. Though innovative, it lacked proper armor and firepower, making it impractical for combat. The project was ultimately abandoned, but it was one of the earliest attempts at creating a fully tracked armored vehicle.
- This product is a model kit with components meant for assembly and gluing, requiring some cuts to remove sprues and support plastic on the plastic parts, this kit is accompanied by a complementary assembly video on YouTube.
- This model kit is suitable for use in miniature wargaming, scale model railroads, miniature scenes or dioramas, as well as for model display purposes.
- Proudly made and shipped from a small family business based in Washington State, United States.
- Orders of $70 or more automatically receive FREE shipping at checkout within the United States.
For assembly instructions, search on YouTube for "Vezdekhod."
