ICM DS3511 WWII British Trucks 1/35

The plastic model kit ICM DS3511 WWII British Trucks 1/35 is a unique double pack set that allows you to recreate two legendary British trucks from the Second World War, in the popular 1/35 scale. The set is intended for modelers who appreciate faithfully reproduced details of historical military vehicles, as well as for collectors and diorama builders creating military scenes from the 1939-1945 fronts.

The set includes models of two British trucks used by the British Army:

• Bedford QLD – one of the most recognizable transport vehicles, used by the British Army on all fronts of World War II, including North Africa, Western Europe, and the Balkans.
• Fordson WOT6 – a universal truck that served for transporting soldiers, supplies, and equipment, widely used since 1941 by various British units during warfare in the Middle East, Normandy, and Italy.

Both trucks were built based on original technical documentation, which is why the set impresses with its numerous details – you will find a precisely recreated driver's cab, undercarriage details, cargo bed, and realistic additional equipment elements. The models are made from high-quality plastic, making assembly and processing convenient even for less experienced modelers.

The box includes parts to build two complete truck models and decals enabling the recreation of different painting variants, characteristic for the British Army during World War II.

Product category: 1/35 scale plastic model kit

• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Country of model origin: United Kingdom
• Usage: military trucks for transporting personnel and supplies
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Level of assembly difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers, the model requires precision and knowledge of basic modeling techniques.

Recommendation: We especially recommend this set to lovers of military history and World War II, diorama builders, and collectors of Allied vehicles. The model works perfectly both as a standalone display and as an element of a larger diorama showing British Army logistics on the battlefields of World War II.