WPL C104 RTR UAZ-452 “Bread Loaf” 1/12 4WD Scale RC Van

Meet the WPL C104 RTR UAZ-452 “Bread Loaf”, one of WPL’s most character-packed scale RC releases yet. Based on the legendary UAZ-452 utility van, also known as the Bukhanka or Bread Loaf, the C104 brings this unmistakable boxy off-road van into the RC world with a detailed 1/12 scale hard body and a Ready-to-Run setup.

This RTR model is built for hobbyists who love realistic scale vehicles with personality. The C104 features a capable 4WD drivetrain, leaf-spring suspension, proportional steering and throttle, a 370 brushed motor, and pre-installed lighting details. It is not just another trail truck body—it has the tall, charming, vintage van profile that makes the real UAZ-452 so recognizable.

The included 2.4GHz radio system lets multiple WPL vehicles run together with less interference, while the included 7.4V Li-ion battery and USB charger make setup simple. Just add AA batteries for the transmitter, charge the pack, and you are ready to drive.

Whether you are building a Soviet-era scale scene, adding something unique to your WPL collection, or looking for a fun light-trail RC van with tons of character, the WPL C104 is a standout choice.

Specifications

What’s Included

• WPL C104 RTR RC van
• 2.4GHz transmitter
• 2S 7.4V 14500 500mAh Li-ion battery
• USB charger
• Accessories
• Instruction manual

Note: Transmitter AA batteries are not included.

Is the WPL C104 ready to run?
Yes. The WPL C104 is an RTR model and includes the RC van, transmitter, battery, USB charger, accessories and manual. You only need AA batteries for the transmitter.

What scale is the WPL C104?
The WPL C104 is officially listed as a 1/12 scale RC model.

Is the WPL C104 4WD?
Yes. The C104 uses a 4WD drivetrain for light trail driving and scale off-road fun.

What vehicle is the WPL C104 based on?
The WPL C104 is based on the UAZ-452, the classic Soviet/Russian utility van nicknamed “Bukhanka,” meaning “Bread Loaf.” UAZ’s own history pages describe the UAZ-452 family as a long-running, highly recognizable utility vehicle, with the 452D receiving a gold medal at a 1966 agricultural machinery exhibition and the UAZ-452 van becoming the millionth UAZ produced in 1974.

Is the WPL C104 good for crawling?
It is best described as a scale trail RC van rather than an extreme crawler. Early community feedback praised the scale body details and said the tall “Bread Loaf” body was surprisingly capable on a trail run, but its tall van body means it should be driven more like a scale trail vehicle.