ICM 35713 WWI British Vickers MG Crew (Vickers MG & 2 figures) 1/35

The model kit ICM 35713 WWI British Vickers MG Crew (Vickers MG & 2 figures) 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the British Vickers machine gun along with its two-man crew. The model is produced in the popular and detailed 1/35 scale, making it perfect for dioramas and military collections from the First World War period. The set does not include paints or glue – these need to be purchased separately for full assembly.

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: Great Britain
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918)
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Included in the set: 2 detailed British soldier figures, Vickers machine gun, equipment elements, and meticulously reproduced uniform details
• Category: plastic model kit with figures

The model depicts the characteristic British Vickers machine gun, which was one of the most important pieces of heavy weaponry of the British Army during World War I. This legendary machine gun was used on all fronts of the conflict – from the battles of the Somme, through Passchendaele, to the fighting in Palestine and Mesopotamia. It was distinguished by its reliability and durability, and well-trained crews could maintain continuous fire for many hours.

The ICM set offers a very high level of detail, both in armaments and figure sculpting – the soldiers recreate realistic poses typical for Vickers crews: the gunner and the ammunition loader. Numerous accessories and equipment elements such as an ammunition box, ammo belts, or uniform details allow you to create a dynamic diorama reflecting the realities of the Western Front of World War I. The model can also be complemented with other 1/35 scale products depicting equipment, vehicles, or scenes from the era.

We recommend this product both to beginners and intermediate modelers interested in military history or dioramas from the Great War period. The difficulty level is rated at 2/5 – the assembly is friendly also for those without much experience, and the number of details allows for an attractive presentation of the model in a collection.