ICM 35689 US Infantry (1917) 4 figures 1/35 – Plastic figurines of American infantry from World War I

ICM 35689 US Infantry (1917) 4 figures 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit for assembly, depicting four American infantry soldiers from the period of World War I. This model has been created in the popular 1/35 scale, allowing for a faithful reproduction of the details of uniforms, equipment, and weaponry characteristic of the American Expeditionary Forces fighting on the European fronts in 1917–1918.

Historical Accuracy and Details

The ICM 35689 figure set perfectly captures the distinctive features of American soldiers from the later stage of World War I. Each figurine is precisely recreated with attention to detail – from the typical 1917 pattern steel helmet (the so-called Brodie), through ammunition belts and gas masks, to Springfield M1903 rifles and Colt M1911 pistols. These models allow for the creation of realistic dioramas depicting battles on the Western Front, for example during the Marne Offensive or the Battle of Argonne.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: United States of America
• Period: World War I (1917-1918)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Product category: plastic model figures for assembly
• Contents: 4 different infantry soldier figurines with weapons and accessories
• Paint and glue not included – sold separately
• Recommended painting according to historical US Army uniform schemes

Model Application

The ICM 35689 set is perfect for military history enthusiasts and modelers building World War I dioramas. Thanks to its historical realism, it is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers. The difficulty level is rated as 2/5, thanks to the simple and well-fitting figure parts.

Why Choose This Product?

ICM figures stand out for their sharp details and realistic rendering of historical characters. The set is ideal if you plan to expand your collection with unique scenes from World War I fronts or want to bring your historical vehicle dioramas to life. We recommend it for both military history enthusiasts and modelers seeking to master the art of precision miniature painting.