ICM 35906 Chornobyl #6 Feat of Divers 1/35 – model figure kit for assembly

ICM 35906 Chornobyl #6 Feat of Divers in 1/35 scale is a unique set of figures depicting the legendary Chernobyl divers' operation of 1986. This plastic model kit allows you to recreate one of the most heroic episodes of the Chernobyl disaster—the feat of three individuals who, risking their lives, released water from beneath the damaged reactor, thus preventing the threat of a massive radiation explosion.

• Scale: 1/35 – precisely rendered figures, ideal for modern dioramas and military collections.
• Country of use: USSR (territory of present-day Ukraine).
• Historical period: modern era, Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster, 1986.
• Historical description: The set portrays a scene after the accident of April 26, 1986, when volunteers undertook an extremely dangerous underwater mission to prevent the release of radioactive steam, which could have destroyed half of Europe. Their heroic feat has gone down in history as the Chernobyl "feat of divers."
• Materials: High-quality plastic – ensuring sharp details and a realistic texture of the divers' suits and equipment.
• Set components: 5 figures (4 main characters and luggage—diving equipment, rescue case), 33 detailed parts.
• Box dimensions: 295 x 225 x 40 mm – a compact, practical size suitable for a model collection.
• Category: Plastic model kit – historical figures, modern dioramas.
• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers; uncomplicated assembly, good fit of parts.

We recommend this product to all modelers interested in 20th-century historical events, especially collectors of technical disaster dioramas and enthusiasts of Soviet Union history. This set will perfectly complement a collection of rescue vehicles models or Chernobyl-themed scenes. Thanks to high-quality castings, easy painting is possible, as well as a realistic recreation of the dramatic scene featuring the divers, an event of crucial importance for Europe and the world.