The ZIS-5 was used as the basis for improvised armored cars made by the Izshorsky plant in 1941 under the designation "IZ". The initial order of 20 vehicles were equipped with a 45 mm anti-tank gun M1937 (53-K) , 3-10mm of armor, and a Degtyaryov machine gun .

ZIS-5 ("three-ton") - a Soviet truck with a carrying capacity of 3 tons; the second largest (after the GAZ-AA) truck of the 1930-40s, one of the main transport vehicles of the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War.

Zis-5 3-ton Truck (SU422) Two Models ZIS-5 (along with its similar looking comrade the Gaz-AA) was the mainstay of the Soviet transport fleet until the introduction of large number of lend-lease American trucks.

ZIS 5 truck is the famous “three-ton” Soviet truck of the era of the Great Patriotic War. The second most popular truck in the country after 1.5-ton GAZ-AA, earned this fame for its ruggedness and reliability. The drivers affectionately called him "Zakhar".

Dec 17, 2024 · Manufacturer: Battlefront Miniatures. ZIS-5 3-Ton Truck Collection #2 NM. The condition of the item you will receive is NM- partially painted. Our grading system is listed below for your perusal. Type: Miniatures Loose.

May 14, 2024 · The Zis 5 is the 4-wheeled, 3-ton version used by Russian forces throughout the war. Manufacturer: Battlefront Miniatures. Battlefront FoW Vietnam USA 15mm Patrol Boat SW.

This Bolt Action Battlegroup CoC Soviet Zis-5 Open Truck FoW 20mm is a great addition to any historical miniatures collection. Its intricate details and high-quality construction make it a must-have for any serious collector.Whether you're a fan of World War II history or simply love miniatures, this truck is sure to impress.

The Zis truck was a licensed copy of the Studebaker truck. The Zis 5 is the 4-wheeled, 3-ton version used by Russian forces throughout the war. Pack contains 2 Trucks.

The Soviet ZiS-5 was the second most common Soviet truck in WW2, with more than 500,000 built from 1933 to 1948.

The ZIS-5 is a medium/heavy-duty truck that was produced by ZiS from 1935 to 1955, and then from Ural Trucks from 1956 to 1962. The vehicle is a modernization of the AMO-2 and AMO-3 trucks that were based on the Autocar Dispatch SA trucks.