ICM 35650 Standard B Liberty, WWI US Army Truck (1/35)

The plastic model kit ICM 35650 Standard B Liberty is a faithfully reproduced miniature of the American military truck from World War I, made in the popular 1/35 scale. This product allows you to build a historic vehicle that was one of the most important means of transportation for the United States Army from 1917 to 1920.

Historical Information:

The Standard B Liberty Truck was the first American standardized truck specifically developed for military purposes. It was produced primarily by GMC and the Federal Motor Truck Company on behalf of the US government, with nearly 10,000 units made in total. The Liberty Truck, also known as the “Liberty,” stood out because of its simple and robust construction, which enabled easy operation and repairs in field conditions. It was most often used to transport supplies, ammunition, and soldiers on European fronts. This model was widely used both during World War I and in the interwar period.

Model Specifications:

• Scale: 1/35
• Original user's country: United States
• Historical period: World War I, interwar period
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Manufacturer: ICM
• Product category: plastic model kit
• Kit contents: sprues with parts, decals, assembly instructions (glue and paints not included)
• No accessories such as metal barrels or resin parts included

Why choose this model?

The ICM 35650 model is a unique proposition for military history enthusiasts and collectors of early 20th-century military vehicles. The detailed shapes of the parts and precise reproduction of the body, engine, and chassis details allow you to build a realistic replica of the original. The product is intended for both advanced modelers and intermediate hobbyists — recommended assembly difficulty level: 3/5. It is highly recommended for anyone wishing to enrich their collection with a rarely seen truck from the Great War era.

ICM 35650 Standard B Liberty is not just a model kit, but also an excellent source for learning about the history of American military technology from more than a hundred years ago.