ICM 35706 Plastic model kit 1:35 US Drivers (1917-1918) (2 figures) models kits

US Drivers (1917-1918) is a plastic figure set in 1/35 scale from ICM representing two United States Army vehicle drivers from the World War I period. The figures reflect personnel responsible for operating military transport vehicles used by American forces after the United States entered the conflict in 1917. The set is supplied as an unpainted and unassembled plastic model kit.

When the American Expeditionary Forces deployed to Europe, motor transport became an essential part of military logistics. Drivers operated trucks, staff cars, and supply vehicles responsible for moving equipment, ammunition, and provisions between depots and frontline units. These personnel were an important element of the growing mechanized support structure within the wartime army.

US Drivers (1917-1918) - World War I Military Transport Personnel

This figure set represents vehicle crew members from the later years of World War I. Their poses allow the figures to be displayed near cargo trucks, staff vehicles, or logistical scenes depicting military transport operations during the 1917–1918 period.

For modelers: Driver figures are often placed directly in or beside vehicles, so it can be useful to test-fit the figures with the intended vehicle model before final assembly. Painting uniforms and equipment separately helps preserve small details before installation.

Kit Contents

• Plastic parts
• 2 driver figures in different poses
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: ICM
• Scale: 1/35
• Model (SKU): ICM35706
• Type: Figure Set
• Subject: US Drivers (1917-1918)
• Figure theme: Military vehicle drivers
• Subject country: United States
• 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 can be used with subjects from the 1/35 scale figures collection in World War I vehicle and logistics dioramas.