ICM 35020 American Civil War Union Infantry 1/35

ICM 35020 American Civil War Union Infantry 1/35 – Plastic Union Infantry Figures

Presenting the high-quality ICM 35020 American Civil War Union Infantry in 1/35 scale figure set, which excellently depicts Union infantry soldiers fighting in the American Civil War. These figures are intended for demanding historical modelers and collectors who want to create realistic dioramas or expand their collection with faithfully crafted silhouettes from the mid-19th century.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: United States of America (Union)
• Historical period: American Civil War, 1861-1865
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Category: plastic assembly model figure
• Set contents: sprues with parts to assemble four detailed Union infantry figures with a wide selection of weapons and equipment, such as distinctive jackets, kepi caps, knapsacks, Springfield-type rifles, bayonets, canteens, and other accessories
• Extras: detailed assembly instructions included
• Required accessories: glue and paints (not included in the set)

Historical model: The Union infantry was the main land force of the North during the American Civil War. The outcome of many key battles, such as Gettysburg (1863) and Antietam (1862), depended on their training, morale, and supply. This set allows you to recreate scenes from the most epic conflict of the 19th century in the United States.

The figures are made with great precision—each character features realistically recreated uniform details and dynamic combat poses. This makes them perfect for building dioramas, reenacting famous battles, as well as serving as an excellent base for individual conversions and painting.

The ICM 35020 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (assembly difficulty level: 3/5) who are passionate about military history and figure modeling. It is an excellent gift idea for enthusiasts of the Civil War era and collectors of military models. Guaranteed satisfaction from historically accurate representation, richness of detail, and the possibility to use them in larger battle dioramas!