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Designed for
BA-64B
Tire
YA-13
Compatible with
LANMO
Scale
1/35
Overview
Upgrade your 1/35 BA-64B with these highly detailed 3D-printed replacement wheel sets, designed specifically for the LANMO kit. The sets feature our accurately reproduced YA-13 (6.50-16) tires, faithfully replicating the distinctive tread pattern, proportions, and details of the original tires.
The YA-13 wheel set is available in both Ordinary and Weighted versions. The Ordinary wheels feature tires with their natural, uncompressed shape, while the Weighted versions reproduce realistic tire deformation at the contact points for a naturally loaded appearance.
Choose the version that best suits your BA-64B build and desired appearance, whether you prefer clean, uncompressed tires or the realistic look of a vehicle resting under its weight.
YA-13 Tires
The set features our highly detailed YA-13 (6.50-16) tires, faithfully reproducing the distinctive tread pattern, proportions, and details of the original tires used on the BA-64B.
Engineered for Detail
State-of-the-art resin printing technology, combined with extensive design and production expertise, allows us to reproduce the finest tire and wheel details with exceptional clarity and precision.
Ordinary or Weighted
Choose between Ordinary tires with their natural, uncompressed shape or Weighted tires featuring realistic deformation at the contact points for a naturally loaded appearance.
Technical Features
- Accurate tire and wheel dimensions
- Correct YA-13 tread pattern
- Realistic sidewall lettering and details
- Accurately reproduced wheel design
- Realistic tire deformation on Weighted versions
- Clean and precise mounting surfaces
- Exceptional 3D-printing quality
- Easy support removal and preparation
Compatible Kits
LANMO Model
- LAN-MM35004 | BA-64B(r) Light Armoured Car German Army
- LAN-MM35003 | Soviet BA-64B Light Armored Car
BA-64B — Soviet 4×4 Light Armored Car
The BA-64 was a Soviet light 4×4 armored car developed during the Second World War as a versatile reconnaissance and liaison vehicle. Based on the chassis of the GAZ-64 and later GAZ-67B, the BA-64 combined a compact armored hull with four-wheel drive, allowing it to operate effectively on roads and rough terrain. The vehicle entered service with the Red Army in 1942 and remained in production throughout the war.
The improved BA-64B variant was introduced in 1943 and incorporated a number of improvements over the original BA-64. The vehicle featured a welded armored hull, a turret-mounted machine gun, and a four-cylinder GAZ-M engine driving all four wheels. Changes to the chassis and suspension improved stability and handling, while the relatively light weight of the vehicle allowed it to maintain good mobility across difficult terrain.
The BA-64B was primarily used for reconnaissance, liaison, command, and infantry support duties. Its compact dimensions and four-wheel-drive system made it particularly useful for scouting and communication tasks, while the armored hull provided protection against small-arms fire and shell fragments. The vehicle was also employed to escort convoys and support advancing infantry units.
BA-64B armored cars saw extensive service on the Eastern Front and participated in major Soviet operations from the middle of the war through the final campaigns of 1945. The type was also supplied to other Allied forces and continued to serve in several countries after the end of the Second World War.
With its distinctive compact armored hull, open-top turret, and 4×4 chassis, the BA-64B became one of the most recognizable Soviet armored cars of the Second World War. Its relatively simple construction, characteristic proportions, and extensive wartime service make it a popular subject for historians and scale modelers.