ICM 35586 WWII British Army Mobile Chapel 1/35 is a unique plastic model kit depicting a rare variant of the G7117 truck—a mobile field chapel of the British Army from World War II. This 1/35 scale model is a real treat for both military enthusiasts and collectors of unusual military vehicles.

The Chevrolet G7117 is an American 1.5-ton truck produced since late 1939, widely used by Allied forces thanks to the lend-lease program. The version with a winch, four-wheel drive, and a reliable 3.9-liter six-cylinder gasoline engine served as the basis for a variety of special conversions—however, the field chapel variant is absolutely unique. This vehicle served at the front lines as spiritual support for soldiers, allowing services to be held under field conditions. One such example was captured in photographs from 1943 in North Africa, where it served the British Army.

The ICM 35586 model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring precise details and easy processing. The kit includes clearly rendered elements characteristic of the chapel version: an enclosed body, a small wooden altar, harmonium, and interior details allowing a faithful recreation of this extraordinary vehicle. The model contains no metal or resin additions—all parts are made using traditional plastic injection molding, making assembly easier even for less experienced model builders.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of service: United Kingdom (British Army)
• Historical period: World War II, years 1939–1945
• Material: plastic (assembly model)
• Category: military vehicle, special vehicle, mobile field chapel
• Includes detailed interior and chapel reproduction

This product is especially recommended for modelers interested in military vehicles with original history, as well as for those building frontline dioramas or collecting unique vehicles. The build difficulty is rated 3 out of 5: the kit is moderately advanced, featuring many details requiring patience, but the manufacturer's instructions are clear and easy to follow. It's an excellent choice for both intermediate modelers and experts who wish to expand their collection with an authentic, unusual vehicle from World War II.