Description
The Kirovets K-710 never made it into serial production. The Kirov Works in Leningrad built this beast in 1980 to mark the 200,000th tractor in the company's history: an articulated four-wheel-drive machine in the style of the K-701, powered by an uprated version of the YaMZ-240 V12 and wearing bodywork that would later appear on the series-built K-701M and K-702. It was nicknamed “Ilyich”.

The prototypes were painted red with a white cab, carried a large “K-710” on the grille and “500 hp” on the side of the hood, and routed two exhaust stacks along the sides of the engine cover. This is a full conversion to FS25, rebuilt with current FS25 equivalents for sounds, shaders, and material tinting.

Features
- Historical specifications: Engine YaMZ-240NM2 V12 diesel, 500 hp, 40 kph top speed, 17,500 kg weight
- Five paint schemes: Factory Red / white cab, Classic White, Kirovets Yellow, Olive Green and Industrial Blue
- Standard wheels or crawler tracks
- Seven engine options
- Multi-range powershift transmission
- Full instrument panel: tachometer, oil pressure, oil temperature, coolant temperature and fuel level
- Instrument lighting
- Working head, work, brake, turn, reverse and beacon lights, including rotating beacon beams
- Automatic rain-sensitive wipers
- Engine and exhaust flap vibration
- Opening cab doors
- Zone-based dirt (chassis and running gear pick up more than the bodywork)
- AI workers available

Credits
Mogulus
MarkusMan222
Adsumus
-=F@RMeR=-
Leonid Terre
Aleksey Efremov