Real Model did a conversion for this years ago, not sure if it’s still available.
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Thanks, will check.
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Interesting find. 
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GDR NVA had also the Soviet version of the “Seep” GAZ-46.
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Dang it, Bobby! Stop distracting me with interesting side projects.
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The main difference with the DUKW is the changed rear, holding a folding down rear ramp. Looks like an “easy” conversion.
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In addition to the “side paneling”, it is close but different cuts and the wheel wells are seamless. Probably need Zil under carriage bits or submerses in water to hid them.
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Hi Ryan,
switching from IE to Firefox I found more pics and even a drawing. I hope my LHS still has Italeri DUKW in stock. Will see tomorrow. I think I will only use some AM Zil wheels, I don´t care whats under the skirts.
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That drawing and photo suggests the Italeri still could work.
I saw these on wiki which suggests it was one sheet.
Looks like you have options for the project.
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I found some 50 plus pics of the truck. I build NVA models with less references. 
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A job for a rainy Sunday.
Build the first track for my SPW-50 PU. Had to drill out 200 links with a 0,4 mm bit. Now need a way to stabilize the track when attaching.
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Hope you had a nice beer after that!
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Not just one but,two.
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Started DML´s SA-9 kit.
Most important is to rebuild the launcher. Kit is a little simple, but given it´s age, its o.k.
Tires need to be replaced.
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Hm, never saw those DML tires in tan . Nice work with the turret rebuild.
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I think it was called Dragon Styrene or something.
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Interesting. I didn’t know they molded their tires with DS, thought it was just for tracks.
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