Ural “Patrol” - the Soviet motorcycle with a trailer

The “Ural” is a family of heavy motorcycles, which have been produced in different versions since 1941 at the IMZ plant in Irbits. The origins of this brand of motorcycles are based on the famous “BMW R71”, the design of which was copied and adapted to Soviet road conditions. The first specimens were made in 1941 and marked M72. This type of motorcycle was also manufactured under license at the KMZ plant in Kiev, where it is called the “Dniepr” and the “Chang Yang 750” in China.

A complex model, which leaves no hope for novice modelers. This is almost a real motorcycle, some details are printed with silver paint, and the fact, that chalk paper was used for printing, further increases the realism of the model. But, at the same time, it requires increased caution in the gluing process - the smallest drop of glue, that gets, where it is not needed, will significantly reduce the effect of realism. The model will require a lot of work, patience and attention, but the final result pays for all this. The text instructions are small, but quite detailed, but the graphic instructions are, what You would want for all models. There is a considerable supply of colors.