ICM 35665 Model T 1917 Ambulance (early), WWI AAFS Car 1/35

We present the ICM 35665 Model T 1917 Ambulance (early), WWI AAFS Car in 1/35 scale—a highly detailed plastic model kit replicating a historic ambulance used during World War I. This kit is not only an excellent choice for scale modeling enthusiasts but also a fantastic source of historical knowledge about famous vehicles from the early 20th century.

History of the Original

The Model T 1917 Ambulance (early) was developed by the American Ford Motor Company for the American Ambulance Field Service (AAFS), a medical relief organization operating mainly on the Western Front during World War I. These vehicles played a crucial role in transporting wounded soldiers from the battlefield to field hospitals. Used mainly by the United States, they were also supplied to other Allied forces, such as the United Kingdom and France.

The vehicle is an icon of the World War I era (1914-1918)—renowned for its reliability and simple construction. Its distinctive shape and specialized build adapted for harsh frontline conditions earned the Model T 1917 Ambulance great esteem among medical personnel.

About the Model

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United States, United Kingdom, France, and Allied nations
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918)
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Contents: Complete assembly kit, does not include glue or paints
• Details: Aftermarket parts such as metal barrels or resin details are not included in the basic set
• Category: Plastic model kit

Advantages of the Set

The ICM 35665 kit stands out for its high level of detail, accurate body contours, and faithfully reproduced features characteristic of the early production Model T ambulance. The plastic sprues guarantee precise part fit, making assembly much easier. The detailed instructions provide extensive documentation, helping you accurately build the vehicle and offering plenty of personalization options through painting.

Who Is It For?

This model is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers interested in military history and World War I vehicles. Thanks to its moderate building complexity (3/5), it works well as a skill-building modeling project and a valuable addition to a frontline diorama.