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To make your model of the powerful Soviet heavy tractor KZKT-7428 look even more realistic, we’ve created a set of highly detailed 3D-printed V-202 (18.00-24) wheels, available in two variants:
- Ordinary Wheels — for a clean, well-defined appearance of the model;
- Weighted Wheels — to reproduce the weight of the heavy vehicle and give the tires a natural, realistic stance
Each wheel precisely replicates the tread pattern, rim geometry, and sidewall details of the real V-202 tires used on heavy military tractors. During development, we studied archival photographs, technical documentation, and reference materials to accurately capture the authentic proportions and characteristic features of the original wheels.
The use of high-resolution photopolymer 3D printing provides exceptional sharpness, clean lines, and fine detailing that cannot be achieved with standard plastic kit parts.
ℹ️ The wheels are designed for Trumpeter and Takom KZKT-7428 kits in 1:72 scale and can also be used on MAZ-537 vehicles, making this set a versatile upgrade option for multiple Soviet heavy tractor builds.
These wheels are the perfect finishing touch — enhancing realism, conveying the true weight of the vehicle, and giving your model a more powerful and convincing presence.
KZKT-7428 — Soviet heavy tractor for strategic transport
The KZKT-7428 is a heavy multi-axle tractor developed for towing large trailers, missile systems, and other oversized military equipment. Built to operate in the most demanding conditions, it features a robust drivetrain, high payload capacity, and exceptional off-road performance.
Equipped with massive V-202 (18.00-24) tires, the KZKT-7428 was designed to move heavy loads across unprepared terrain, snow, sand, and mud. Its wheel configuration, ground clearance, and structural strength made it a reliable platform for strategic transport tasks.
The KZKT-7428 stands as a continuation of the Soviet heavy tractor lineage — combining brute strength, functional engineering, and purpose-driven design that continues to attract modelers and military vehicle enthusiasts worldwide.