ICM 35658 Plastic car kit models 1:35 Type AG 1910 London Taxi - kit modelling

Type AG 1910 London Taxi is a 1/35 scale plastic model kit by ICM representing an early motor taxi used in London during the early twentieth century. This vehicle became a recognizable part of urban transport in the pre-World War I era and is often associated with the first generation of organized taxi services in the British capital.

Motor taxis began replacing horse-drawn cabs in London during the first decade of the 1900s. Vehicles such as the Type AG helped establish the familiar concept of regulated taxi services in large cities. Their distinctive body layout with a driver compartment and a covered passenger cabin made them practical for everyday urban transportation.

Type AG 1910 London Taxi - Early Motor Taxi

The Type AG taxi reflects early automotive engineering with narrow wheels, upright body lines, and an enclosed passenger compartment. Vehicles of this type were widely used in London before and during the World War I period, becoming part of the city's transportation history.

For modelers: Early automobiles feature exposed chassis elements and contrasting body panels, which makes careful painting of subassemblies useful. Painting the chassis, passenger cabin, and wheels separately before final assembly can help achieve clean separation between body colors and mechanical parts.

Kit Contents

• 4 plastic sprues with parts
• Clear parts frame
• Decal sheet
• Rubber tires
• Painting guide
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: ICM
• Scale: 1/35
• Model (SKU): ICM35658
• Type: Vehicle Model Kit
• Subject: Type AG 1910 London Taxi
• Vehicle type: Early motor taxi
• Subject country: United Kingdom
• Period: World War I
• Condition: New in Box
• Kit description: Unpainted, unassembled plastic model kit. Paints and glue are not included.

This plastic model kit by ICM represents an early civilian vehicle often used in historical street scenes and dioramas from the early twentieth century.