ICM 35012 French-Prussian War 1870-1871 Prussian Line Infantry 1:35 – Figure Set for Assembly

The modeling kit ICM 35012 French-Prussian War 1870-1871 Prussian line infantry in 1:35 scale is a high-quality set of plastic figures of Prussian infantry soldiers from the Franco-Prussian War era. This product allows you to recreate a realistic historical scene from the late 19th century and, thanks to its sharp details, it becomes an excellent addition to any historical diorama or modeling collection.

Product features:

• Scale: 1:35
• Manufacturer: ICM
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Country represented: Prussia (Germany)
• Category: plastic model kit – figure set
• Box contents: Sprues with parts to assemble four Prussian infantry soldier figures with complete equipment, rifles, and characteristic Prussian Pickelhaube helmets
• Extras: no photo-etched parts, metal barrels, or resin accessories included
• Does not include: glue or paints (to be purchased separately)

Historical description:

The Franco-Prussian War, fought in 1870-1871, was one of the key conflicts of the second half of the 19th century and marked the beginning of the unification of Germany under Prussian leadership. The Prussian line infantry depicted in this set formed the backbone of the Prussian army, distinguished by their characteristic uniforms and famous pickelhaube helmets. Their massed assaults and modern armament (the Dreyse needle gun) gave them an advantage over the French army. A major battle involving line infantry was the Battle of Sedan (1870), where the Prussians achieved a decisive victory.

For whom?

This set is recommended both for experienced modelers and intermediate hobbyists who want to expand a 19th-century diorama or a collection of historical soldiers. It is perfect as material for learning to paint uniforms and figures, as well as a base for conversions.

Difficulty level: 3/5

Assembly requires precision, especially when building smaller weapon parts and uniform details. The final result is worth the effort, allowing you to create an extremely realistic unit of late 19th-century Prussian line infantry.