Resin model (3D printing) for self-assembly and painting in 1/48 scale. The kit does not include glue or paints.

The Unic P-107 half-track artillery tractor, also known as the Tracteur Unic P107, is a French vehicle developed in the 1930s. Here are some key facts about it:

History and production: The P-107 was developed in 1934 by Citroën, and production was taken over by Unic after Citroën went bankrupt. Production lasted from 1935 to 1940, with a total of 3,932 units produced1.
Technical specifications:

Weight: 3,500 kg (empty), 5,000 kg (loaded)

Dimensions: Length 4.85 m, Width 1.80 m, Height 2.28 m

Engine: P39, liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder, with a capacity of 3450 cm³, power 62 hp at 2800 rpm

Maximum speed: 45 km/h

Crew: 2+5

Purpose: The P-107 was primarily used by the French Army to tow artillery pieces such as the 75 mm Mle 1897 and the 105 mm Mle 1935 B howitzer. It was also used to transport ammunition and crew1. German Use: After the fall of France in 1940, captured P-107s were widely used by the German Army under the designation leichter Zugkraftwagen U 304 (f)

Table of proposed colors for Pionierwagen Unic P-107 U.304(f)