“Mazur” D - 350 – the Polish artillery tractor

At the end of the forties of the XX century, there was a shortage of artillery trucks in the Polish People's Army. All available facilities for this purpose date from World War II and are obsolete, despite major repairs. By the 1950s, the Polish arms industry had already developed to the point, where it began supplying some of its own weapons. Since 1960, the first Polish-made “Mazur” D-350 artillery trucks, designed and manufactured at the Mechanical Workshop in Labedy, have been delivered to the units. Design work began in 1956, the initial design was completed as early as the first quarter of 1957, and testing of the two prototypes until mid-1958 eliminated all deficiencies. Serial production began in 1960 and lasted only two years, until the end of 1961.

Sophisticated model with full details of control and load compartment, but without engine compartment details. The model is designed for real crawler axles.