ICM 35645 WWII German MG08 MG Team (2 figures) 1/35

The presented set ICM 35645 WWII German MG08 MG Team (2 figures) 1/35 is a detailed plastic model kit aimed at historical modeling enthusiasts and diorama builders recreating scenes from World War II. The manufacturer, ICM, is renowned for its high-quality details and historical accuracy.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of original: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Product category: Plastic model kit – figure set
• Material: high-quality plastic (PS)
• Box contents: 2 Wehrmacht soldier figures, stationary MG08 machine gun with mount, equipment parts, assembly instructions

The set represents the crew of the German heavy machine gun MG08 – the primary infantry weapon during both World War I and World War II. The MG08, derived from the legendary Maxim design, was widely used in World War I trenches and in World War II often served as a stationary defensive weapon for bunkers, fortified positions, or armored trains. The figures accurately depict historical uniforms and gear from 1939–1945, featuring realistic poses: one figure is firing the weapon while the other is serving as an ammunition provider or operating support equipment.

The model features excellently reproduced details – uniform folds, soldier equipment pieces, and weapon details such as the MG08 water-cooling system or the ammunition belt. This set is a great option for standalone display or as part of a larger front-line diorama. The kit does not include glue or paints – assembly and painting are required, allowing for personalized scene creation.

We recommend this product for both advanced modelers and intermediate military enthusiasts. Assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5 – friendly for ambitious beginners and a valuable addition to any World War II collection for collectors.

Choose ICM 35645 WWII German MG08 MG Team (2 figures) 1/35 to enrich your collection with a realistic historical set depicting the German heavy machine gun crew – a key element of defensive operations on the World War II front.