ICM 35705 French Infantry on the march (1914) (4 figures) 1/35

ICM 35705 French Infantry on the march (1914) (4 figures) 1/35 – plastic figure kit for assembly

We present a unique figure set ICM 35705 French Infantry on the march (1914) 1/35 that perfectly captures the realities of the early days of World War I. The product contains four realistic French infantry figures in dynamic, marching poses, typical of soldiers from the first months of 1914. These assembly models feature precise historical detail such as characteristic uniforms, kepi caps, and equipment used by the French army at the start of the Great War.

• Scale: 1/35 – one of the most popular sizes for models dedicated to dioramas and military collections.
• Country of use: France – French Army infantry from the early period of World War I.
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918) – the set faithfully reflects soldiers from the first year of the conflict.
• Material: high-quality plastic – the parts are easy to work with, offer excellent detailing, and ensure durability after assembly and painting.
• Accessories included: complete set of armament (Lebel rifles, personal gear, canteens, bags). Please note that the model does not include vehicles – the illustrative truck depicted on the box is available separately.
• Category: plastic assembly model – the set is dedicated to building diorama scenes, battle recreations, and collecting miniatures from the World War I era.

Historically, the French infantry played a key role in the battles of early World War I, such as the Battle of the Marne or the fighting in Alsace. The soldiers wore characteristic light blue uniforms and red kepis, faithfully represented in this ICM kit. The set is a great source of inspiration for modelers building dioramas depicting marches or roll calls of French troops on the Western Front.

We recommend this product for both beginner and advanced military modelers. Thanks to its high quality and ease of assembly, the set is ideal for learning 1/35 scale figure painting techniques. The difficulty level is estimated at 2 on a scale of 1–5 – simple fit and few small parts allow less experienced modelers to enjoy the final effect. An excellent choice for expanding a World War I figure collection or as a supplement to historical dioramas.