ICM 35695 Plastic model 1:35 German Infantry in Gas Masks modelling plastic kits | Unassembled Plastic Display Model

German Infantry in Gas Masks is a 1/35 scale plastic figure set from ICM representing soldiers equipped with protective masks used during World War I. The figures portray infantry personnel prepared for battlefield conditions where chemical protection equipment became part of standard field gear.

Gas masks became widely issued to infantry units during World War I as armies introduced chemical warfare agents on the battlefield. Soldiers were trained to deploy protective masks quickly during alerts, and the equipment became a recognizable part of frontline gear across multiple armies during the conflict.

German Infantry in Gas Masks - World War I Infantry Figures

This figure set represents infantry soldiers wearing protective masks and field equipment typical of World War I conditions. The poses allow the figures to be used in trench environments, defensive positions, or battlefield movement scenes common to the Western and Eastern Fronts.

For modelers: When painting figures equipped with gas masks, it can be helpful to complete the headgear and mask components before attaching small equipment pieces so that the facial equipment remains easier to access with a brush.

Kit Contents

• Plastic sprues with parts for 4 figures in different poses
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: ICM
• Scale: 1/35
• Model (SKU): ICM35695
• Type: Figure Set
• Subject: German Infantry in Gas Masks
• Figure theme: Infantry soldiers with protective equipment
• Subject country: Germany
• Period: World War I
• Condition: New in Box
• Kit description: Unpainted, unassembled plastic model kit. Paints and glue are not included.

This figure set by ICM belongs to the Figures category and also fits the 1/35 figures collection used for historical diorama building.

Important: This is a non-functional scale model accessory intended only for plastic model kits, dioramas, and display builds. It is not usable as a real-world component or self-defense product.