UGV “Liut” v2.0, MAG, 1/35

Scale Model of the Updated Ukrainian Ground Combat Drone UGV “Liut” v2.0 with FN MAG — Late 2025 Configuration (1/35 Scale)

Liut is back! UGV Liut v2.0 in 1/35 scale is a version that reflects the late-2025 configuration of the real drone, created in collaboration with UGV Robotics, the developers of the actual combat platform. This is not just a remaster — it is a fully reworked new generation of our model.

What’s new in version v2.0?

• Updated antenna set that matches the latest configuration of the real combat drone.
• Single weapons option — FN MAG, the machine gun currently used on operational units.
• Refined wheels that accurately reproduce the modern prototype.
• Updated detailing to match the late-2025 configuration: suspension elements, bolts and fasteners, surface details, mounting points, and communication modules.

Thanks to modern high-resolution photopolymer 3D printing, the model features maximum accuracy and crisp detailing.

The kit includes decals for final finishing.

Liut V2.0 — more than just a model
This is not simply a scale miniature.
It is a symbol of Ukrainian engineering strength, ingenuity, and resilience.
A modern combat platform created by Ukrainians, proving its effectiveness every day in real battlefield conditions.

Video: UGV Liut v2.0 Build (Prototype 1 — Non-production Variant)

UGV Liut — A Ukrainian Ground Combat Drone at the Frontline of Future Warfare

Liut is an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) developed by Ukrainian engineers for combat missions in active conflict zones. First showcased in 2023, this drone has become a symbol of adaptive engineering and technical innovation in Ukraine during the full-scale Russian invasion.

The Liut drone, in various configurations, is equipped with either a PKT or MAG machine gun and is designed for infantry fire support, engaging targets from cover, or remote defense. The platform is remotely operated, significantly reducing risk to personnel in high-threat environments.

Its low-profile hull helps minimize visibility, and its protected components increase survivability in combat. The drone is also used for reconnaissance, fire provocation, and delivering precise strikes on enemy infantry.

Liut is one of the first ground combat drones to be used in serial deployment by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Its use on the frontlines demonstrates a new approach to warfare: minimizing human casualties while maximizing combat effectiveness.