ICM 35565 Moroccan Goumier Rifles (1943) (4 figures) (1/35)

The ICM 35565 Moroccan Goumier Rifles (1943) set is a unique 1/35 scale offering for fans of historical modeling. The kit portrays four soldiers of the elite Moroccan "Goumiers" unit fighting during World War II in 1943. These are infantrymen serving in the French army, who became renowned for their remarkable bravery, survival skills, and combat effectiveness in the challenging, mountainous terrain of the Apennines during the historic Italian campaign. The Moroccan Goumiers provided essential support to the Allies, participating in, among other things, the crossing of the Gustav Line and the famous Battle of Monte Cassino.

This set is a typical plastic model kit that works perfectly as an addition to dioramas or as a standalone figure project. The manufacturer, ICM, has ensured a high level of detail, accurately depicting traditional Moroccan uniforms, headdresses, and distinctive equipment. Each of the four figures has been designed to realistically present varied combat poses, allowing the creator to faithfully recreate authentic battle scenes from 1943-1945, that is, from the World War II period.

• Scale: 1/35
• Unit country of origin: Morocco (Goumiers serving under France)
• Historical period: World War II (1943)
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Additions: finely rendered firearms and individual equipment pieces
• Category: plastic model kit – soldier figures
• Box contents: 4 unpainted figures + assembly instructions
• Does not include: glue and paints

ICM 35565 Moroccan Goumier Rifles (1943) is an ideal model both for experienced historical modelers and for those looking to add a rarely represented Allied unit to their collection. Due to its realistic level of detail, we recommend this set especially for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5).

By adding these unique figures to your diorama, you can bring the authentic atmosphere of the Italian front or French auxiliary forces – an excellent choice for any enthusiast of military history and 1/35 scale modeling!