ICM 35707 ANZAC Drivers (1917-1918) (2 figures) 1/35 – figure set for World War I dioramas

The plastic figure set ICM 35707 ANZAC Drivers (1917-1918) in 1/35 scale is a perfect choice for historical modeling enthusiasts focused on World War I themes. The package includes two highly detailed ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) driver figures, making an excellent addition to dioramas depicting Allied vehicles and logistical scenes from 1917-1918. The model does not include a vehicle – it must be purchased separately, giving you broad possibilities to create your own historical scene composition.

Scale and model details

• Scale - 1/35: ideal for military dioramas, compatible with many vehicles from ICM and other manufacturers.
• Material – high-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring ease of work, painting, and assembly.
• No resin or photo-etched parts included in the set, making assembly easier for less advanced modelers.

ANZAC Drivers – Historical background

• Country of origin: Australia and New Zealand (ANZAC forces fighting for the Entente).
• Period of use: World War I, years 1917–1918.
• Typical use: operation of supply vehicles and staff cars, mainly in the Middle East and on the Western Front.
• Characteristic uniform elements: iconic slouch hats, khaki jackets, canvas leggings.

Purpose and difficulty

• Category – plastic model kit, figure set.
• Difficulty level – 2/5: recommended for beginners and intermediate modelers.
• Set is especially recommended for building war dioramas, 1/35 figure collectors, and ANZAC history enthusiasts.

ICM products are appreciated for their accurate detailing and assembly simplicity. ICM 35707 ANZAC Drivers is an excellent choice for expanding historical scenes from World War I: it works perfectly as an addition to staff and transport vehicles or as a standalone item in a figure collection. Highly recommended for fans of military history and those building an ANZAC-themed collection.