in 1982 as a support vehicle for intercontinental ballistic missiles, but never went into production. The vehicle was found in 2007 in a hangar at Baikonur, but was scrapped in 2010 due to severe corrosion. MAZ-7906/MAZ-7907 - The MAZ-7906 was an eight-axle, 16 wheel Transporter-erector-launcher intended to transport the Tselina-2 missile, a projected road-mobile variant of the RT-23 Molodets. In 1985, the 12-axle MAZ-7907 was developed, also intended for the Tselina-2. Two prototypes were produced, but despite successful factory trials, no production followed. At least one seems to have been used after the collapse of the USSR for transportation of bridge parts and ships. One unit is stored at the Minsk Wheel Tractor plant awaiting restoration. МАZ-7912/MAZ-7917 - The MAZ-7912 is a seven-axle, 14 wheel TEL for the Topol missile. In 1984, the MAZ-7917 was released, lengthened and had crew cabins similar to the MAZ-7916. Generations Sponsorship in football 1999–2002: Torpedo-MAZ Minsk Gallery Buses Trucks Notes References Peter J. Davies: Trucks of the World - The encyclopedia of makes and models from 2002. Motor Book, Stuttgart. . External links Official site Official Maz-Man website MAZ - russian history Truck manufacturers of the Soviet Union Bus manufacturers of Belarus Trolleybus manufacturers Truck manufacturers of Belarus Defence companies of the Soviet Union Bus manufacturers of the Soviet Union Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1944 1944 establishments in Belarus 1944 establishments in the Soviet Union Economy of Minsk Companies based in Minsk Belarusian brands Soviet brands Electric vehicle manufacturers of Belarus