ICM 35747 DShKM with support/tripod 1/35

ICM 35747 DShKM with support/tripod 1/35 – plastic model kit

The ICM 35747 DShKM with Support/Tripod in 1/35 scale is an excellent choice for every military history and model building enthusiast. The set allows for precise recreation of the famous Soviet heavy machine gun DShKM mounted on a classic tripod base.

Historical Authenticity and Wide Application

The model depicts the DShKM in its infantry support version. This legendary Soviet weapon was developed at the end of World War II and quickly entered the ranks of the Red Army. Its reliability meant it was used for decades by the Soviet armed forces and dozens of other countries around the world. The DShKM served both as an anti-aircraft machine gun and a defensive position weapon – it was also frequently seen mounted on vehicles such as trucks, armored personnel carriers, and tanks.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for dioramas and vehicle model collections
• Country of use: Soviet Union as well as numerous countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
• Historical period: from the end of World War II, through the Cold War, up to present-day conflicts
• Famous uses: defensive positions, escorting military convoys, protecting infrastructure, and as armament for combat vehicles

Guarantee of Realism and High-Quality Production

The ICM 35747 set is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring excellent reproduction of even the smallest details of the mechanism, barrel, and tripod base. The model contains no metal parts or resin add-ons, focusing on detailed forms of classic modeling plastic.

Category and Uses of the Model

• Category: plastic small arms model kit
• Ideal as an addition to dioramas, military vehicle models, or as a stand-alone piece in a weaponry collection
• Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5

Why Choose This Kit?

ICM DShKM with Tripod 1/35 is a fantastic way to enrich any historical layout or diorama. The model faithfully reflects the armament of Soviet forces from the 1940s up to the present day, making it an attractive highlight for any collection as well as a valuable educational addition. We especially recommend it to modellers interested in small arms and 20th-century military subjects!