ICM 35658 Type AG 1910 London Taxi 1/35 – Plastic Car Model Kit

Introducing a unique plastic model kit – ICM 35658 Type AG 1910 London Taxi in 1/35 scale, faithfully recreated based on original historical blueprints. This detailed model represents the British "Type AG" city taxi, one of the most recognizable vehicles in early 20th-century London.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United Kingdom (England)
• Historical period: Pre-WWI period and the war years (1910–1918)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality polystyrene plastic
• Extras: Detailed sprue, realistic interior details, accurately reproduced undercarriage parts, optional luggage and equipment elements typical for London taxis of that era

Historical description:
The Austin Type AG, better known as the London Taxi, was a common sight on London’s streets from 1910. Thanks to its simple construction and reliability, these vehicles played a significant role in urban public transport and were also adapted by the British army during World War I. They served as rapid transport for both civilians and soldiers, as well as field ambulances on the Western Front. The vehicle remains highly recognizable due to its characteristic body shape and classic styling.

The ICM 35658 set offers perfectly detailed bodywork, driver’s compartment, and interior features such as seats and the passenger area. The model is ideally suited both for dioramas depicting early 20th-century London and World War I frontlines.

Assembly difficulty level is 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. The wealth of details will make working on this kit rewarding and allow you to develop your assembly and painting skills. Glue and paints are not included – must be purchased separately.

We highly recommend the ICM 35658 Type AG 1910 London Taxi to all historical modeling enthusiasts, especially collectors of early 20th-century civilian vehicles and military items, who want to enrich their collection with a unique urban and wartime transport model. An excellent choice for expanding a diorama or as a standalone display piece.