ZIL 131 Flatbed Truck 1966

The ZIL-131 Flatbed Truck (1966) is a rugged Soviet military transport vehicle known for its reliability and off-road capability. Featuring a distinctive six-wheel drive (6×6) configuration, it was designed to handle a wide range of terrains and carry substantial loads in demanding conditions. The cab is characterized by its classic utilitarian styling—robust, boxy, and functional—with a rounded hood and prominent front grille flanked by large, circular headlights. The cabin typically seats three and is elevated for improved visibility.

Its flatbed at the rear is made of wood or metal panels with fold-down sides for easier loading and unloading, and it's often used to transport troops, equipment, or supplies. Some versions come with a canvas cover and metal bows over the cargo area for weather protection.

The 3D model of the ZIL-131 Flatbed Truck is crafted with high realism and precision, capturing the iconic military aesthetic and mechanical detail. From the chunky off-road tires to the riveted panels and utilitarian accessories, the model is ideal for historical scenes, military simulations, or any visual work needing an authentic representation of Soviet-era transport engineering.