ICM Unimog S 404, German military truck

4 decal options: - Upper Bavaria, 1970s - German Air Force, 74th Fighter Wing, Neuburg, 1970 - 5th Artillery Training Regiment, Idar-Oberstein, 1970s - 363rd Tank Battalion, Külsheim, 1980s

The military truck Unimog S was developed as a universal vehicle to meet the needs of the Bundeswehr. It was quite compact, with a wheelbase of 2900 mm and a payload capacity of one and a half tons. Its six-cylinder carburetor engine, with a displacement of 2195 cm3, produced an output of 82 hp. This vehicle was very popular in the military due to its good handling characteristics, reliability, and high off-road capability. It was in active service for over 50 years and was used by the Army, Air Force, and Navy. In total, the Bundeswehr received 36,638 Unimog S. The standard version was a truck that could transport various loads or 8 soldiers. Based on it, a large number of military specialty vehicles were developed, such as radio stations, mobile workshops, medical and fire trucks, and even special training vehicles to simulate Soviet tanks.