ICM 35663 Model T 1917 LCP WWI Australian Army Car 1/35 – Plastic model kit

The ICM 35663 Model T 1917 LCP WWI Australian Army Car in 1/35 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit, faithfully representing the legendary service vehicle used by the Australian Army during World War I. The manufacturer, ICM, renowned for its high-quality historical models, provides exceptional realism and a wealth of details appreciated by both advanced modelers and collectors of historical military items.

Historical background and use

The Model T 1917 Light Car Patrol (LCP) is a military adaptation of the famous Ford T – a car that played a significant role during World War I thanks to its simplicity and reliability. Australia used these vehicles mainly in the Middle East and Egypt, where the LCP vehicles were deployed for reconnaissance patrols, logistics supply, and communications. From 1917 until the end of the conflict, the Model T was intensively operated on desert routes, becoming a symbol of the mobility of Australian units during the Great War.

Kit features

• Scale: 1/35
• User country of the original: Australia
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918)
• Material: high-quality plastic, delivering excellent detail fidelity
• Category: plastic model kit
• The kit includes: sprues with plastic parts, clear assembly instructions, and decals dedicated to Australian units
• The model does not include additional metal or resin parts – the entire kit is made using injection-molding technology

Who is this model intended for?

The ICM 35663 Model T 1917 LCP model is intended for both intermediate and experienced modelers (assembly difficulty: 3/5). It is recommended for enthusiasts of World War I history, collectors of military vehicles, and anyone wishing to enrich their collection with rare Australian Army vehicles. It is perfect either as part of war diorama layouts or as a standalone display piece.

The model is characterized by authenticity, intricate detailing, and precise reconstruction of original shapes, making it highly recommended for any modeler in search of extraordinary, historic models from the Great War period.