ICM 24018 Plastic model kit Scale 1:24 American Gasoline Loaders 1910s 2 figures

American Gasoline Loaders (1910s) figure set in 1/24 scale by ICM represents civilian workers handling fuel containers during the early twentieth century. This unpainted and unassembled plastic figure kit includes two figures and equipment associated with manual fuel handling typical of the 1910s.

During the early decades of motor vehicle development, gasoline distribution often relied on manual handling and storage of fuel containers. Workers responsible for transporting and loading fuel were a common sight at early service facilities, depots, and transport yards as automotive infrastructure expanded.

American Gasoline Loaders - Early Automotive Era Workers

The figures depict personnel involved in the physical handling of gasoline containers during the early automotive era. Subjects like these are suitable for historical vehicle displays, early transport scenes, or dioramas depicting the development of motorized infrastructure in the 1910s.

For modelers: Figures in 1/24 scale allow clear painting of clothing folds, equipment, and facial features. Painting the fuel containers separately before final placement with the figures can help achieve cleaner details.

Kit Contents

• Plastic parts for two figures
• Fuel containers
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: ICM
• Scale: 1/24
• Model (SKU): ICM24018
• Type: Figure Set
• Subject: American Gasoline Loaders (1910s)
• Figure theme: Early automotive fuel workers
• Subject country: United States
• Period: Interwar period
• Condition: New in Box
• Kit description: Unpainted, unassembled plastic figure set. Paints and glue are not included.

This figure set by ICM belongs to the figures category and is presented in 1/24 scale figures.