American Expeditionary Forces in Europe - 1918

ICM’s American Expeditionary Forces in Europe – 1918 (HC-ICMDS3518) captures the look of the AEF on campaign in France. Created in the summer of 1917 and commanded by General John Joseph Pershing, the AEF fought alongside French, British, Canadian, New Zealand and Australian units. By spring 1918 more than a million U.S. soldiers were in France, and as training and combat experience grew, the AEF increasingly operated independently. Despite more than 320,000 U.S. casualties, by November 1918 the force was a modern, battle-hardened and highly motorised army.

This 1:35 plastic model kit set brings that motorisation and manpower to the bench with key American vehicles and figures to build a marching column scene. Precision-moulded sprues, clear assembly guidance and a substantial parts count support a detailed and rewarding build for World War I vehicle and figure modellers.

Model Features

• The set includes the trucks Standard B Liberty, FWD Type B, Model T 1917 Ambulance, and figures of American infantry and drivers
• The set is to make the scene of infantry and vehicles from the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe on the march

Model Information

• Scale: 1:35
• Number of Parts: 612
• Includes detailed assembly instructions
• Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
• Box size: 410 x 260 x 55 mm