The Komintern artillery tractor was based on the suspension of the T-12 tank and later the T-24 (2,000 built from 1935 to 1941), powered by a 131-hp diesel engine. Despite the dismal fate of its predecessor tanks, the tractor was more successful and was put into mass production. Of course, the Komintern inherited several of the T-24's disadvantages, but some of them were fixed by designers, others were not as significant for tractor as for a tank. The Komintern was used to tow medium artillery such as the ML20 152 mm gun-howitzer.

• Crisp raised and engraved surface features
• Well detailed running rear
• Individual link track, single-piece hood and radiator shell, cab with fully appointed interior and optional position doors, plank texture rear bed and side panels, filigree grab bars and exterior fittings plus injection-molded clear parts (windshield, window glazings and lenses)
• Decals and 5-view color painting guide for a typical Red Army vehicle - includes dash panel gauges