ICM 35750 ATGM ‘Stugna-P’ with Ukrainian crew 1/35 – Plastic model kit

Discover the ICM 35750 ATGM ‘Stugna-P’ with Ukrainian crew in 1/35 scale – a unique offering for enthusiasts of modern military technology and contemporary conflicts. This model from the renowned manufacturer ICM features an accurately reproduced, state-of-the-art Ukrainian Stugna-P anti-tank missile system, complete with a realistically rendered crew team.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Ukraine
• Historical period: Modern times, in use since 2011, particularly known for its combat usage during the Russian invasion of Ukraine from 2022 onward.
• Material: Top-quality plastic (polystyrene) – assembly and painting required
• Set includes: Soldier figures operating the system and a detailed representation of the operator’s station with control panel
• Not included: Glue and paints (to be purchased separately)
• Category: Plastic model kit

The Stugna-P system (export name: Skif), developed by the Ukrainian Luch design bureau, is a modern, laser-guided ATGM-class anti-tank system whose effectiveness has been proven in numerous engagements against Russian armored vehicles. It allows the operator to engage armored targets and helicopters up to a range of 5,000 meters. One of its main advantages is the ability to fire from concealed positions – the operator guides the missile from a safe location using an advanced control panel.

The ICM 35750 model offers not only a faithful replica of the launcher and missile set but also unique, highly detailed figures of Ukrainian soldiers in the latest period uniforms – these elements make the diorama especially attractive for collectors and modelers of contemporary conflicts.

Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers. Numerous details of the launcher and the operators' equipment require precise assembly.

Recommendation: This is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of military modeling and those interested in modern battlefields – perfect for solo display or as an addition to larger military dioramas depicting current conflicts.