I see that ICM do some World War 1 accessories but who else produces them in 1/35 scale...my recent google search didn't provide much in the way of answers, so i wold appreciate some help.

There are some white metal ones in 54mm, but they're obviously too big. The ICM ones are excellent and are actually better than their metal equivalents (54mm).

Hello there

What dort of thing are you looking for?

I think Resicast do a couple of British bits.

Cheers

Sean

I've found the half dozen or so ICM accessory and gear sets more comprehensive than ones for World War II where you often have to scout out and search for aftermarket.

Honestly where do you find a good comprehensive set of American or Commonwealth gear for World War II like you do in the ICM world war I sets?

i'm looking for german items; ammo cans, ration packs, fuel cans anything that you would find in a german trench .

If you can find it, Historex did ration items in their field gear set. And twenty years later the same designs persisted so World War II general issue items could also be used, such as unit sized soup tins. In the hundred years from Napoleon through Moltke to Ludendorff some issue items did not change. Round or square fuel tins were in common use. Specific ones like Jerry cans are postwar. Also British ration tins were prized by all combatants. For things like that you can use 54mm or 1/32 items. Personal gear and weapons are another story.

This set might be useful:

http://www.plusmodel.cz/karta_en.php?id=604

Maybe some wicker baskets ? (Reality In Scale set #35185)



H.P.

I wonder if the have homing pigeons for the baskets ?