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Tuesday, December 29, 2015 - 10:31 PM UTC
ICM are starting 2016 with a flourish. ICM has released the World War 1 US Infantry and also their Typ 320 (W142) Saloon. In the works from ICM is something for the German World War 2 figure and diorama fan.
ICM just do not let up and have informed Armorama of two items hitting the shelves and a third is an item in the works. The eagerly awaited World War 1 US Infantry will be on the shelves soon, a look over their sprues provides a very positive opinion of what is included. The Typ 320 (W142) Saloon is out to keep the soft skinned modeller happy, we all know ICM does a good job in this respect.
ICM have also released news of a new offering in 1/35th scale and it is something we nearly always find useful. The latest news from ICM is a set of World War 2 German infantry weapons and equipment. So far we only have CAD images of this offering, but it looks like a nice mix.
ICM have also released news of a new offering in 1/35th scale and it is something we nearly always find useful. The latest news from ICM is a set of World War 2 German infantry weapons and equipment. So far we only have CAD images of this offering, but it looks like a nice mix.
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