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Sikorsky S-64 E Skycrane with universal pod 1/35 - ICM 53059
SKU ICM-53059
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Nation: United States of America
Period: Modern
Type: Helicopters
Category Kit

Sikorsky S-64 E Skycrane Helicopter Kit with Universal Pod in 1/35 scale - ICM Model.The Sikorsky CH-54 (another designation: S-64) was and still is an American twin-engine flying crane with a metal half-shell structure in a classic arrangement with a main rotor and a tail rotor on the beam. Drive is provided by two JFTD-12A engines with a power output of 4834 KM each. Flight of the first prototype took place in 1962, and mass production that began in 1969-in the case of the civilian version-continues to this day. An estimated 105 copies of the ego helicopter have been built.The Sikorsky CH-54 was created as a result of the U.S. Army's demand for a heavy transport helicopter capable of operating in harsh conditions. Only three development versions of this machine were created in the course of mass production. The first was a prototype series called the YCH-54A. The first production series were machines designated as CH-54A. Versions of the CH-54B were also created with a reinforced hull structure, increased lift capacity, and more powerful engines. Sikorsky CH-54s were used extensively during the Vietnam War (1964/1965-1975). After this conflict, many of them remained in service, but in 1991 all CH-54s were retired.

 
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Sd.Kfz.3b with 2 cm Flak 38 and crew 1/35 - ICM 35407
SKU ICM-35407
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

Kit Achtung! Sie fliegen! Sd.Kfz.3b with 2 cm Flak 38 and crew in 1/35 scale - ICM model.In the second half of 1940, the Wehrmacht began to employ the 2 cm Flak 38 anti-aircraft gun. Its reliable design and high rate of fire made it effective for short-range air defense. In addition to hitting aircraft, the cannon could also hit lightly armored vehicles.A full combat crew consisted of five soldiers, although four or even three could maneuver it effectively. To improve mobility, the 2-cm Flak 38 cannon was mounted on the bodies of various wheeled and half-tracked vehicles. One such vehicle was the half-tracked version of the widely used Wehrmacht V3000S truck designated Sd.Kfz.3b (also known as V3000S/SSM).The cannons could be mounted on special platforms or directly in the caisson. To enable firing, the side panels of the vehicle were folded down or removed completely. This configuration transformed the vehicles into self-propelled anti-aircraft guns, which the German army used for both air defense and infantry fire support.Sd.Kfz. 3 (nim. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 3) or Maultier is the generic name for a series of German half-tracks (carriers) from the World War II period. The first prototypes of these cars were built in 1941, and mass production continued in 1941-1945. Drive was provided by various powertrains: in the case of the Opel Blitz conversion it was a single 6-cylinder engine with a capacity of 3.6 liters.Series of vehicles Sd.Kfz. 3 Maultier was created as a result of the German Army's disastrous experiences in the first months of operations on the Eastern Front in 1941. In the course of these struggles, it was discovered that the Wehrmacht's standard trucks could not cope with Soviet roads and, more importantly, were not suitable for use during the autumn thaw. This led to the modernization of standard trucks produced, for example, by Opel or Mercedes-Benz, which consisted of the addition, instead of rear axles, of track drive, most often based on solutions used in Panzer I and Panzer II tanks. Most of the modernized vehicles were based on the Opel Blitz car. In 1943, some of the Maultier vehicles were converted into semi-tracked armored troop carriers with the designation Sd.Kfz. 4.The Flak 38 is a German 20 mm automatic anti-aircraft gun of World War II. The first prototypes of the plot were created in 1938, and mass production began shortly thereafter. The maximum vertical range was 3,700 m and the initial projectile speed was 900 m / s. The theoretical rate of fire was up to 420 rounds per minute.The Flak 38 was developed by the Mauser company as a far-reaching modification of the Flak 30 cannon. First, the theoretical rate of fire was increased in the new cannon and the overall mechanical structure was improved. This improved the weapon's parameters, however, as the combat operations of 1940-1941 showed, the Flak 38 still had too little firepower, which it was decided to increase by creating a quadruple cannon: this is how the 2-cm Flakvierling 38 Both versions of the cannon were massively used by the Wehrmacht during World War II in 1940-1945. They were also used as armament for several vehicles, including: Flakpanzer 38(t), Mobelwagen and Wirbelwind.

 
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Universal military pod and landing pad M8A1 US 1/35 - ICM 53201
SKU ICM-53201
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Nation: United States of America
Period: Vietnam
Type: Diorama
Category Creation

Universal military pod and landing pad M8A1 US 1/35 scale - ICM model.The CH-54 Tarhe heavy cargo helicopter, created in 1962, was designed to transport large military cargo. To improve its transport capabilities, a special container was developed that served as a transport capsule, allowing the transport of infantry, wounded or equipment. The containers were equipped with windows, doors and a rear ramp, allowing the loading of military equipment, such as cannons or light all-terrain vehicles. They could also be used for parachute drops for soldiers. On the ground, if necessary, these universal containers could be towed on a trailer by military vehicles. A total of 22 containers were built, each with its own unique military license plate number

 
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MH-6J Little Bird 1/48 - ICM 48369
SKU ICM-48369
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: Modern
Type: Helicopters
Category Kit

Kit MH-6J Little Bird - Elicottero delle Forze Speciali degli Stati Uniti (stampi nuovi al 100%) in scala 1/48 - Modello ICM.Nel 1961, l'esercito americano annunciò una gara d'appalto per un elicottero leggero da ricognizione e collegamento nell'ambito del programma LOH (Light Observation Helicopter). L'Hughes OH-6 Cayuse vinse la gara, effettuando il suo primo volo nel 1963. La produzione in serie iniziò nel 1966, con un totale di 1.434 elicotteri costruiti. Successivamente, la McDonnell Douglas acquisì i diritti di produzione e iniziò a produrre una propria variante, l'MD 500 Defender. Una modifica, l'MD 530MG, divenne la base per l'MH-6J Little Bird. Questo elicottero fu progettato per il 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (160th SOAR), noto come Night Stalkers.L'MH-6J presenta una configurazione monorotore con rotore di coda, alimentato da un singolo motore turboalbero e dotato di carrello di atterraggio a pattini. La fusoliera in lega di alluminio ospita i sedili dei piloti nella sezione anteriore della cabina di pilotaggio. Il vano avionico si trova sotto il pavimento della cabina di pilotaggio, mentre i serbatoi di carburante occupano la sezione posteriore.L'elicottero può trasportare carichi fino a 900 chilogrammi. Tuttavia, l'MH-6J Little Bird trasporta solitamente quattro soldati seduti su due speciali panche montate sui lati della fusoliera.Il 160° SOAR impiega frequentemente questi elicotteri in operazioni speciali in tutto il mondo. L'MH-6 Little Bird, insieme alla sua variante armata AH-6, è diventato a pieno titolo uno dei biglietti da visita di questa leggendaria unità militare.Hughes MH-6 / AH-6 Little Bird è un elicottero americano moderno, leggero e multiruolo, con carro fisso, basato su due skid in una disposizione classica con un rotore principale e un rotore di coda sulla trave. L'azionamento è fornito da un unico motore Rotoli- Allison T63-A-5A con una potenza di 650 cv. Il volo del primo prototipo avvenne nel 1963. La lunghezza della fusoliera della macchina è di 9,8 m, il diametro del rotore principale è di 8,3 m e l'altezza è di 3 metri.Lo Hughes MH-6 / AH-6 Little Bird è stato sviluppato dalla compagnia di armi americana Hughes Helicopters (ora parte della società Boeing) per le esigenze delle forze speciali americane, vale a dire il 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. L'impulso principale per introdurre queste macchine nella linea è stata l'operazione "Orli Szpon" del 1980, che si è conclusa con un prestigioso fallimento. L'elicottero è una modernizzazione di vasta portata dello standard OH-6 Cayuse. Vale la pena notare che esistono due varianti di questo elicottero: MH-6, ovvero una variante da trasporto disarmato, e AH-6, ovvero una versione di supporto antincendio in grado di trasportare mitragliatrici da 7,62 e 12,7 mm e razzi non guidati. Elicotteri di questo tipo hanno partecipato ad almeno diverse operazioni delle forze speciali in Sud e Centro America negli anni '80, nonché durante la Guerra del Golfo del 2003. 

 
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Martin B-26 Marauder Crew 1/48 - ICM 48131
SKU ICM-48131
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Figurines
Category Figures

Figurini Martin B-26 Marauder - Equipaggio USA (4 figure / 100% nuovi stampi) in scala 1/48 - Modellino ICM.Equipaggio statunitense del B-26 MarauderL'equipaggio di un bombardiere B-26 Marauder era solitamente composto da un pilota, un copilota, un bombardiere o navigatore e mitraglieri che presidiavano la torretta dorsale e la retroguardia. Nel teatro operativo europeo, i B-26 Marauder colpirono obiettivi strategici in profondità nel territorio tedesco, missioni che col tempo divennero di routine.Queste missioni di combattimento erano brutalmente impegnative. La resistenza in territorio nemico era feroce e mortale. Voli a lungo raggio ad alta quota, navigazione precisa, attacchi di caccia nemici e un fuoco antiaereo incessante richiedevano un addestramento eccellente, uno stretto coordinamento e una disciplina ferrea. Le perdite in combattimento furono gravi.Un pilota del 320° Gruppo Bombardieri ricordò in seguito una missione: "Il fuoco antiaereo era estremamente intenso. Davanti a me, vidi un B-26 in formazione essere colpito direttamente. Si spezzò in due come se fosse un giocattolo. Nel frattempo, sembravamo essere trascinati all'inferno da un uragano di raffiche di contraerea. Quasi tutti i B-26 della nostra formazione furono colpiti da frammenti di esplosioni antiaeree". Nonostante le perdite e le difficoltà, i piloti del B-26 Marauder svolsero il loro dovere con onore e diedero un degno contributo alla vittoria.Durante la seconda guerra mondiale, l'US Air Force, l'USAAF (United States Army Air Force), non era un tipo di forza armata indipendente ed era formalmente sotto il comando dell'esercito. Nel corso di questo conflitto, sono diventati l'aviazione militare più potente del mondo e, al momento della fine delle ostilità, contavano circa 2,25 milioni di persone! A causa del fatto che l'industria aeronautica americana era una delle più moderne ed efficienti al mondo, l'USAAF ha visto molti modelli di aeromobili di successo e talvolta eccezionali. Vale la pena ricordare che nel 1940-1945 ne produsse complessivamente circa 295mila. macchine, e quindi più dell'industria aeronautica di Germania, Italia e Giappone messe insieme. Inoltre, tra queste migliaia di macchine prodotte, si possono citare i caccia tattici di grande successo P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt o P-51 Mustang, i bombardieri tattici B-25 Mitchell o B-26 Marauder, ma anche i leggendari B- 17 bombardieri strategici Flying Fortress e il B-29 Super Fortress. Anche il sistema di addestramento dei piloti USAAF può essere considerato di successo e ben congegnato, poiché è stato in grado di fornire all'aviazione in rapida espansione piloti ben addestrati. Vale anche la pena ricordare che, a differenza dell'aviazione tedesca, gli equipaggi e i piloti americani erano a rotazione e dopo aver prestato servizio per un certo periodo di tempo, molto spesso tornavano nel paese, nelle unità di addestramento, tramandando le loro esperienze. Questo fatto potrebbe spiegare perché gli assi dei combattenti americani (come Richard Bong o Thoma McGuire) hanno avuto "solo" dozzine di uccisioni rispetto a diverse centinaia di assi tedeschi (come Erich Hartmann o Gerhard Barkhorn). 

 
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Martin B-26 C-45 Marauder 1/48 - ICM 48328
SKU ICM-48328
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Kit Martin B-26 C-45 Marauder - Bombardiere statunitense della seconda guerra mondiale in scala 1/48 - Modellino ICM.Il primo bombardiere B-26 decollò il 25 novembre 1940 ed entrò in servizio con l'Aeronautica Militare statunitense nel febbraio 1941. Il B-26 Marauder era un aereo ad ala alta con una fusoliera spaziosa e un equipaggio di cinque persone (in seguito ampliato a sette). Durante la sua vita operativa, il progetto fu costantemente perfezionato per migliorare le prestazioni di volo e di combattimento. Nel 1943, la superficie alare e la coda furono ampliate: queste modifiche rimasero standard fino alla fine della produzione. La domanda dell'Aeronautica Militare statunitense superò di gran lunga la capacità dello stabilimento Martin di Middle River a Baltimora, nel Maryland. Nel marzo 1941, la produzione si espanse in un secondo stabilimento a Omaha, nel Nebraska. Tutti gli aerei lì costruiti furono designati B-26C, strutturalmente identici al B-26B con piccole varianti. Il B-26C-45 divenne la versione più prodotta, con 359 unità prodotte.Il Martin B-26 Marauder è un bombardiere bimotore americano di medie dimensioni con una struttura ad ala alta interamente in metallo. Il primo volo di prova del prototipo ebbe luogo nel 1940 e la produzione in serie iniziò nel 1941. A causa delle numerose "malattie infantili" dei primi lotti di produzione, che portarono a numerosi disastri, l'aereo fu soprannominato "The Widowmaker". Questa opinione ha messo in ombra le bassissime perdite in combattimento tra gli equipaggi che pilotavano il B-26 Marauder delle versioni successive. Indubbiamente, però, questa macchina era molto difficile da pilotare e richiedeva grandi capacità da parte dei piloti. Il bombardiere B-26 fu prodotto in diverse versioni, le più importanti delle quali furono: A, B, F e G. Le versioni F e G furono le meno di emergenza di tutte le prodotte. Avevano anche prestazioni molto migliori rispetto ai bombardieri B-25. Martin B-26 ha combattuto principalmente al Teatro di Guerra Europeo (Mar Mediterraneo ed Europa nord-occidentale). In totale, sono stati prodotti più di 5.000 di questi velivoli. Dati tecnici (versione G): velocità massima: 451 km / h, soffitto pratico 6040 m, raggio operativo: 1850 km, armamento: fisso - 5 mitragliatrici calibro 12,7 mm, montato - fino a 2400 kg.I prodotti ICM sono coperti da una garanzia a vita e dal servizio diretto del produttore. 

 
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Do 217K-2 con Fritz-X 1/48 - ICM 48275
SKU ICM-48275
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Kit aereo Bombardiere tedesco della seconda guerra mondiale Do 217K-2 con Fritz-X in scala 1/48 - Modello ICM.Il Do 217K-2 fu sviluppato come versione del bombardiere Do 217K-1, progettato per trasportare la bomba guidata Ruhrstahl SD 1400 X, nota anche come Fritz-X. La modifica principale fu un'apertura alare estesa di quasi 25 metri, necessaria per gestire il carico di combattimento significativamente aumentato, poiché una singola bomba guidata pesava 1570 kg. Per preservare l'autonomia di volo, fu installato un serbatoio di carburante aggiuntivo da 1160 litri nel vano bombe anteriore. Due rastrelliere speciali per le bombe Fritz-X furono montate sotto le ali, tra la fusoliera e i motori.La bomba fu sviluppata dall'azienda tedesca Ruhrstahl AG, su progetto dell'ingegnere Max Kramer. Si trattava di una bomba planante perforante per attaccare obiettivi navali corazzati, con controllo del volo da parte dell'aereo tramite onde radio. Il bombardiere imbarcato doveva volare a un'altitudine di almeno 4 km. Il Fritz-X trasportava 360 kg di esplosivo e poteva penetrare 130-150 mm di corazza, sufficienti a distruggere persino le corazzate. L'impiego più famoso del bombardiere Do 217K-2 (comandante dell'equipaggio, il maggiore Bernhard Jope) e della bomba Fritz-X fu l'affondamento della corazzata italiana Roma il 9 settembre 1943.Il Dornier Do-217 è un bombardiere tedesco bimotore di medie dimensioni della seconda guerra mondiale. A causa di fattori esterni, viene spesso scambiato per la versione di sviluppo di Do-17. I primi progetti del nuovo velivolo furono creati già nel 1937, ma la produzione in serie iniziò alla fine del 1940. La prima unità a ricevere la versione bombardiere Do-217 nel marzo 1941 fu il II Gruppe appartenente al Kampfgeschwader 40 (II / KG 40). Il Do-217 aveva una portata, una velocità e una capacità di trasporto di bombe molto maggiori rispetto al Do-17. Ciò era dovuto principalmente all'uso di motori molto più potenti: BMW 801A con 1540 KM o DB 603A con 1726 KM. Nel corso della guerra furono prodotte oltre 1.900 versioni diverse di Do-217. La versione base era la "E", che fungeva da bombardiere medio. Era anche il Do-217E-5 che poteva trasportare il missile aria-acqua Hs 293/4 o Fritz X. Anche le versioni "J" e "N" furono costruite su larga scala, fungendo da caccia notturno . Le macchine Do-217 furono utilizzate principalmente nel Mediterraneo e nella campagna aerea sulla Germania contro i bombardieri strategici alleati. Dati tecnici (versione Do-217 M-1): Velocità massima: 557 km/h, velocità di salita: 3,5 m/s, soffitto massimo 7.370 m, portata massima: 2.145 km, armamento: fisso-4 mitragliatrici MG81 cal. 7.92mm, 2 mitragliatrici MG131 cal.13mm, pendenti, fino a 4000 kg di bombe. 

 
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ZiL-131 with crew DShKMd 1/35 - ICM 35017 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-35017
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Nation: Ucraina
Period: Modern
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

ZiL-131 kit with DShKMd crew - Armed Forces of Ukraine 1/35 scale - ICM model.

 
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SPz Marder 1A3 - 1/72 - ICM 72822 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-72822
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Ucraina
Period: Modern
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

Ukrainian Infantry Combat Vehicle KitSPz Marder 1A3 in 1/72 scale - ICM Model. The SPz Marder 1 is a German infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) developed by Rheinmetall, which served as the main fighting vehicle of the Bundeswehr's armored infantry divisions from the 1970s onward.The vehicle underwent several modernizations during its operational life, with the A3 upgrade program initiated in 1988. This modernization included 1,600 kilograms of improved armor, reinforced suspension, a new braking system, and a modified turret configuration. The resulting SPz Marder 1A3 proved to be one of the most proven and reliable infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) in the world.As of March 2023, Ukraine began receiving SPz Marder 1A3s, with deliveries continuing until the end of 2024. Public sources indicate that Ukraine has received about 200 of these vehicles, assigned mainly to the Air Assault Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, where they have proven their effectiveness as well-protected and reliable infantry fighting vehicles.

 
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M3 Bradley 1/72 - ICM 72913 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-72913
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: Modern
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

Kit M3 Bradley U.S. Cavalry Combat Vehicle in 1/72 scale - Model ICM.While developing a combat vehicle for mechanized infantry units under the Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle (MICV) program, the United States also developed an armored reconnaissance vehicle under the Armored Reconnaissance Scout Vehicle (ARSV) program. In the spring of 1977, both programs merged into the Fighting Vehicle Systems (FVS) program, creating the unified Bradley Fighting Vehicle platform. The project included two variants: the M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and the M3 Bradley Cavalry Fighting Vehicle, equipped with three soldiers and two scouts. The M3 Bradley retained the same primary armament as the IFV*, but carried more ammunition: 1,500 rounds for the automatic cannon, 4,300 rounds for the machine gun, and 10 TOW anti-tank missiles for heavy armored targets. Equipment included a portable ground surveillance radar, specialized radios, night vision devices and space in the troop compartment modified for a motorcycle. Later, the M3 Bradley underwent upgrades to improve its protection and firepower.

 
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Henschel Hs 123A-1 - 1/32 - ICM 32014
SKU ICM-32014
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/32
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

World War II German attack aircraft kit Henschel Hs 123A-1 in 1/32 scale - ICM model.MarkingsHs 123A, pre-production aircraft, 1936Hs 123A-1, 3./St.G. 165 "Immelmann," 1937Hs 123A-1, 3./Fliegergruppe 50, pilot - Lieutenant Siegfried Hamann, Langensalza airfield, summer 1938

 
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Drone Hunters 1/35 - ICM DS3531 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-DS3531
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Period: Modern
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

1/35 Scale Drone Hunters Kit - ICM Model.Drones have become a crucial element of modern warfare, radically changing combat operations. Today, hundreds or even thousands of drones are deployed in a single day of combat. Kamikaze drones, air attack vehicles, pose a significant danger. These range from small units weighing a few kilograms to large platforms the size of an airplane.Large drones are particularly dangerous because they target backwater areas with limited traditional air defense coverage. To counter this threat, Ukraine has established mobile fire groups, dubbed "Drone Hunters." These units operate from various vehicles-primarily pickup trucks, but also military vehicles-equipped with large-caliber machine guns or small-caliber anti-aircraft guns. The groups are sometimes reinforced by operators of portable air defense systems. While most mobile fire groups are composed of trained military personnel, some are formed by volunteers.

 
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M8A1 US 1/48 landing mat - ICM 48410
SKU ICM-48410
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Diorama
Category Creation

M8A1 US landing mat (153x245mm) in 1/48 scale - ICM model.

 
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Japanese pilots and ground personnel WWII 1/48 - ICM 48053 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-48053
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: Japan
Period: WWII
Type: Figurines
Category Figures

World War II Japanese pilots and ground personnel in 1/48 scale - ICM figurine set.

 
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Ford A Gangster Car 1/24 - ICM 24052
SKU ICM-24052
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/24
Nation: United States of America
Period: 1920s
Type: Cars
Category Kit

Gangster Ford A car kit in 1/24 scale - ICM model.

 
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Conquerors of the skies of Europe 1/48 - ICM 48324
SKU ICM-48324
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

B-26C Marauder aircraft kit -P51D Mustang - Spitfire MK XVI 'Conquerors of the skies of Europe' in 1/48 scale - ICM model.

 
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US aviation armament 1/48 - ICM 48406
SKU ICM-48406
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Armaments
Category Details

US Air Force armament in 1/48 scale - ICM model.BLU-23BLU-27LAU-10LAU-10 rocket launcherLAU-68Mark 77 bombMk.77 bombMark 81 bombMk.81 bombMark 82 bombMk.82 bombSUU-14

 
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ZiL-131 AFU with DShKM 1/72 - ICM 72821 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-72821
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Ucraina
Period: Modern
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

ZiL-131 AFU kit with DShKM in 1/72 scale - ICM model. The Ukrainian Armed Forces use a wide variety of trucks for different purposes. One notable example is the all-wheel-drive ZiL-131, mass-produced in the 1970s and 1980s for both civilian and military use. Known for its high reliability and exceptional off-road capabilities, the truck proved versatile in numerous applications. In the Ukrainian Armed Forces, some of these vehicles received modifications in the field, equipping them with heavy machine guns or light artillery weapons. Notable examples include ZiL-131 variants equipped with DShKM heavy machine guns, mounted on various pedestals or mounts in their cargo boxes. These modifications transform the trucks into fire support vehicles capable of engaging lightly armored targets and slow air targets.

 
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Marauder Mk.III 1/48 - ICM 48326
SKU ICM-48326
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

World War II RAF/SAAF Marauder Mk.III Bomber Kit 1/48 Scale - ICM Model.The U.S. Middle River plant, which built the B-26 Marauder, produced 200 bombers for the British Air Force, delivered to the RAF and SAAF. These aircraft, named Marauder Mk.III with serial numbers HD402 to HD601, were based on the B-26F Marauder model. The B-26F had significant wing modifications over previous versions, as well as a new ventilation shaft for fuel tank air access and redesigned nose glazing.The Marauder Mk.III had only minor differences from the B-26F. All Mk.IIIs were equipped with spoked front undercarriage, while the B-26Fs typically used solid disc wheels. The position of the tail gun was also changed: the plexiglass cover near the machine guns was replaced with canvas. Some sources indicate that the Mk.III Marauders were equipped with British-designed sights.These aircraft served in the RAF's 14th and 39th squadrons, as well as the South African Air Force's 12th, 21st, 24th, 25th and 30th squadrons. As part of the SAAF, they provided support during the Allied landings in Italy.

 
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Hs 123A-1 Late 1/32 - ICM 32015
SKU ICM-32015
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/32
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Aircraft Kit Hs 123A-1 (end) ''German WWII attack aircraft'' 1/32 scale - ICM Model.MarkingsHs 123A-1, II.(Sch)/LG 2, 2nd Group (assault) of 2nd Training Squadron, France, Spring 1940Hs 123A-1, Flugzeugführerschule A/B 71, Pilot School A/B 71, Prossnitz, Summer 1941Hs 123A-1, Erg.St.(Sch.)/LG 2, Auxiliary (assault) Squadron of 2nd Training Squadron, Eastern Front, Winter 1942Hs 123A-1, II./SG 2, 2nd Group, 2nd Assault Squadron, Eastern Front, Spring 1944

 
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HS 123A Legion Condor 1/32 - ICM 32016
SKU ICM-32016
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/32
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

HS 123A Legion Condor aircraft kit in 1/32 scale - ICM model.MarkingsHs 123A 24?3, VJ/88, Legion Condor, Spain, 1937Hs 123A 24?4, VJ/88, Legion Condor, Spain, 1937Hs 123A 24?5, VJ/88, Legion Condor, Spain, 1937

 
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G917T Truppenluftschutzwagen 1/35 - ICM 35408 -10% OFFER
SKU ICM-35408
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/35
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Military Vehicles
Category Kit

G917T Truppenluftschutzwagen kit 1/35 scale - ICM model.Much of the Wehrmacht's truck fleet during World War II consisted of 3-ton cargo vehicles. One of these models was the G917T, produced in Ford's factories in Cologne, Germany, from 1939. These trucks were widely used in many German army units and on various fronts until the end of the war. Between 1939 and 1941, about 25,000 G917T trucks were produced.Some of these vehicles were converted into improvised self-propelled anti-aircraft platforms (similar conversions were also made with other Wehrmacht vehicles, such as the Opel Blitz or the V3000S/SSM half-track). Anti-aircraft guns were mounted in the cargo bodies of these trucks, sometimes on special platforms or directly on the truck body. To fire, the sides of the truck were folded down or completely removed.Such conversions often used the 2-cm Flak 38 antiaircraft gun, which entered service with Wehrmacht antiaircraft units in the second half of 1940. With a reliable design and high rate of fire (up to 480 rounds per minute), the 2-cm Flak 38 proved to be an effective weapon for short-range air defense. In addition to engaging aircraft, it was also capable of striking lightly armored ground threats.

 
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F-16AM 1/72 - ICM 72145
SKU ICM-72145
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Ucraina
Period: Modern
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Ukrainian Air Force'sF-16AM aircraft kit with PAG-14 in 1/72 scale - ICM model.The F-16 Fighting Falcon is the most produced light fighter aircraft in the world. As of 2018, 4,604 had been built, deployed by the air forces of more than 30 countries. The aircraft was developed in 1974 by General Dynamics and was distinguished by a high degree of standardization of components, assemblies and systems. Throughout its career, the F-16 has undergone several upgrades, allowing it to remain in the military fleets of many countries around the world.Since August 2024, the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has also received F-16 multi-role fighters. It is known that Ukrainian F-16s can employ AIM-9 and AIM-120 missiles as well as precision-guided bombs such as SDB, JDAM-ER and GBU-39. One of the main features of Ukrainian F-16s is the use of ECIPS+ electronic countermeasures pods, designed to interfere with enemy radar systems.The first reports of Ukrainian Air Force F-16s in service date back to late August 2024, when the planes participated as air defense fighters in a large-scale attack with missiles and drones. In the winter of 2025, it became known that these planes had also begun conducting attacks on ground targets using GBU-39 precision bombs.

 
 
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Bronco NOGS - 1/48 - ICM 48306
SKU ICM-48306
Brand ICM
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: Modern
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Bronco NOGS Aircraft Kit U.S. Attack Aircraft 1/48 Scale - ICM Model.Bronco NOGSU.S. Attack AircraftIn 1970, two OV-10A Bronco aircraft were modified to evaluate their night combat capabilities. The modification was named NOGS (Night Observation Gunship System). The aircraft received an extended forward section with a turret that housed a front-view infrared system and a laser rangefinder (FLIR) in the lower half. Under the center fuselage, engineers mounted a turret with a 20 mm General Electric M197 three-barreled cannon aimed via FLIR.In late 1970, both aircraft were sent to China Lake Air Base for testing, and in April 1971, they were deployed to Vietnam for combat trials. Operating as part of the VAL-4 "Black Ponies" light attack squadron, the aircraft flew evening and night missions. The YOV-10Ds flew in various configurations: in pairs, paired with an OV-10A or with an escort of two OV-10As.During their deployment to Vietnam, they completed 207 missions and demonstrated exceptional operational effectiveness, earning positive combat performance ratings. In late August 1971, both YOV-10Ds returned to the United States to undergo further testing with slightly modified equipment configurations.

 
 
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