ICM 35641 Soviet Drivers (1979-1991) (2 figures) 1/35

We present a unique set of model figures: ICM 35641 Soviet Drivers (1979-1991) (2 figures) in 1/35 scale, manufactured by the renowned company ICM. This is an advanced assembly kit designed for modelers who value authentic representation of military scenes from the late Soviet era. The set includes two highly detailed Soviet driver figures, precisely reproducing the uniforms and gear used from 1979 to 1991—a period marked by the Cold War and the Afghanistan conflict.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Number of figures in set: 2
• Category: plastic model kit – figure set
• Box contents: does not include glue or paints

Historical Description

The figures depict Soviet military vehicle drivers from 1979 to 1991, representing the late Cold War period and the Afghan conflict, where transport vehicle, tank, and military truck drivers played a crucial role. The figures perfectly recreate the characteristic late-Soviet uniforms and distinctive accessories used by Soviet Army soldiers, as well as their poses—standing and sitting. This is an excellent addition to dioramas and Soviet vehicle models such as the BRDM-2, BTR-80, or the legendary ZIL-131, which were widely used by the USSR both on the Afghan front and during exercises or maneuvers within the Warsaw Pact.

Why Choose This Set?

ICM 35641 Soviet Drivers (1979-1991) (2 figures) is the ideal product for modelers interested in Cold War themes and Soviet military technology. The finely recreated uniform details, realistic facial expressions, and natural poses make this set a perfect complement for dioramas, a stand-alone display, or for outfitting vehicle interiors.

We especially recommend this set for intermediate and experienced modelers—the assembly difficulty level is assessed at 3/5. The product will meet the expectations of both collectors and enthusiasts of military history.