ICM DS3501 Gallipoli (1915) – 1/35 scale model kit

Discover the fascinating world of historical modeling with the ICM DS3501 Gallipoli (1915) 1/35 scale kit! This detailed plastic model kit presents a realistic scene inspired by the Gallipoli campaign, one of the fiercest battles of World War I. The model is produced by the renowned ICM company, known for the highest quality and attention to detail among modelers worldwide.

Scale and kit contents

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for diorama enthusiasts and military model collectors
• Material: high-quality plastic, guaranteeing precise reproduction of details
• The kit does not include glue or paints – allowing you to choose your own tools and color scheme

Historical description of the model

• The Gallipoli campaign took place in 1915-1916 in what is now Turkey, during World War I.
• British, Australian (ANZAC), New Zealand, French armies and the Ottoman Empire forces participated in the operations.
• The model depicts characteristic soldiers of this conflict, weapons, and period-specific uniform elements.
• The campaign became a symbol of courage and sacrifice, playing an important role in the history of Australia, New Zealand, and Turkey.

Build quality and modeling possibilities

• The set includes minifigures and scenic elements – perfect for building dioramas and presenting historical scenes.
• Excellent reproduction of details such as soldiers' equipment, weapons, or 1915 uniform elements.
• Possibility to paint the set according to historical photos or your own interpretation.
• The plastic construction allows easy cutting, sanding, and fitting of elements.

Category

• Plastic model kit

Who is this model recommended for?

• Fans of military history and figure modeling
• Modelers building World War I dioramas
• People seeking unusual military themes

We recommend this product for experienced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5) who want to create a unique diorama from a rarely featured front of World War I. ICM DS3501 is a great base for creative projects and a testimony to history that you can recreate in your own collection.