ICM 24002 Model T 1911 Touring, American Passenger Car (1/24)

The ICM 24002 1/24 scale plastic model faithfully replicates the legendary Ford Model T 1911 Touring passenger car. This high-quality kit is designed for modelers who want to recreate, in detail, one of the most important automotive icons of the 20th century. The Ford Model T revolutionized the global automotive market and became a symbol of a groundbreaking era of motoring. The 1911 version belonged to the third generation of the model and featured a comfortable, five-seat touring-type body, widely used by both private individuals and businesses before and during World War I.

• Scale: 1/24 – provides a high level of detail and an impressive finished model size (approx. 16 cm in length).
• User country: United States; widely exported and successfully used in Europe, Canada, Argentina, and Australia.
• Historical period: Pre-World War I, World War I (1911–1927). The Model T was the first car to be mass-produced on an assembly line, significantly contributing to the development of global automotive industry.
• Material: High-quality injection-molded plastic. The set does not include glue or paints; it is intended for self-assembly.
• Product category: Plastic scale model kit.
• Set contents: Sprues with precisely cast parts, clear illustrated assembly instructions, decals with historic markings.
• Example of original use: The Ford Model T was used not only as a civilian vehicle, but also for military purposes—as ambulances and supply transport during World War I.

The ICM 24002 Model T 1911 Touring model is an excellent choice for automotive enthusiasts, 20th-century history buffs, and collectors of 1/24 scale car models. The kit features a moderate difficulty level (3/5) – recommended for intermediate modelers as well as ambitious beginners. The aesthetically detailed engine, interior elements, and faithful proportions make the finished model an impressive addition to any collection. Perfect for personal modifications and dioramas showcasing the origins of motoring.