ICM 35331 Soviet Afghan War 1979-1988 Soviet Motorized Infantry (1/35)

The ICM 35331 Soviet Afghan War 1979-1988 Soviet Motorized Infantry model in 1/35 scale is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of historical recreations from the most recent conflict of the 20th century—the Soviet-Afghan War. The set, produced by the renowned company ICM, allows for a detailed and realistic depiction of Soviet motorized infantry from 1979–1988, making it a must-have for both USSR military enthusiasts and collectors of war dioramas from the late Cold War period.

The Soviet-Afghan War was one of the most important military conflicts at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s. Soviet soldiers, equipped with what was then modern weaponry and uniforms, took part in heavy mountain combat against Afghan guerrillas (the Mujahideen). The model accurately portrays four USSR soldiers with typical equipment and armament—including AK-47 rifles, RPGs, and era-specific gear.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for creating extensive dioramas and battle scenes.
• Country: USSR (Soviet Union).
• Historical period: Cold War, 1979–1988, war in Afghanistan.
• Material: high-quality plastic, ensuring easy processing and highly detailed features.
• Components: complete set of parts to build four figures in dynamic combat poses; paints and glue not included.
• Category: plastic model kit (figures for military dioramas).
• No photo-etched or metal parts – the set is entirely plastic, making assembly easier for beginners while the details will also satisfy advanced collectors.

The ICM 35331 Soviet Afghan War 1979-1988 Soviet Motorized Infantry product is particularly recommended for modelers interested in Cold War history, late 20th-century armed conflicts, and anyone creating themed military dioramas. We rate the assembly difficulty at 2/5, making the model suitable as a first figure kit or an addition to more advanced battle scenes.

Thanks to precise craftsmanship and the possibility of detailed painting, the figures from this set will make a unique addition to any collection and help capture the distinctive atmosphere of the Soviet-Afghan war.