Photo Pack
Developed in the 1950s, the R-11M system (NATO SS-1b Scud-A) combined a liquid-fueled tactical ballistic missile with an 8U218 tracked transporter erector launcher built on an ISU-152K chassis Engineered by Korolyov and Makeev to carry conventional or nuclear warheads, it utilized a storable propellant mixture for faster preparation times Production ran from 1956 to 1962, and the system remained in active Soviet frontline service from 1958 until the mid-1960s when it was replaced by the wheeled R-17 Scud-B
This reference photo pack captures a preserved R-11M missile mounted on its 8U218 tracked carrier High-resolution close-ups detail the 10-meter missile body, tail fins, and fuel interfaces alongside the tracked vehicle chassis, heavy road wheels, and mechanical erector cradle Additional images document structural welds, hydraulic lines, and the weathered military green finish, serving as a practical resource for 3D modelers, texturing specialists, and military illustrators studying Cold War rocket systems
This reference photo pack captures a preserved R-11M missile mounted on its 8U218 tracked carrier High-resolution close-ups detail the 10-meter missile body, tail fins, and fuel interfaces alongside the tracked vehicle chassis, heavy road wheels, and mechanical erector cradle Additional images document structural welds, hydraulic lines, and the weathered military green finish, serving as a practical resource for 3D modelers, texturing specialists, and military illustrators studying Cold War rocket systems
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