Packard Twelve (Model 1936) - WWII Soviet LeadersCar with Passengers (5 figures)

The Packard Twelve of the second generation (1933–1939) was the flagship of the Packard range, powered by a V‑shaped 12‑cylinder engine producing 175 hp. Fourteenth Series cars from 1936 included long‑wheelbase Series 1408 closed seven‑seat limousines. Several were purchased for the Soviet Special Purpose Garage, and a specially ordered armoured example was used by I.V. Stalin during the Second World War.

This ICM Packard Twelve (Model 1936) – WWII Soviet LeadersCar with Passengers (5 figures) kit (part number HC-ICM35535) reproduces the luxury limousine with a highly detailed exterior and interior. The set also provides five figures to bring period context to a display, plus a one‑version decal sheet with markings for a Special Purpose Garage vehicle in Moscow, 1945. Precision moulded sprues in quality plastic and clear assembly instructions support a rewarding and accurate build.

Model Features

• Highly detailed exterior and interior
• The kit includes five figures
• One version decal sheet is included

Markings Available

• Packard Twelve (Model 1936), Special Purpose Garage, Moscow, 1945

Model Information

• Scale: 1:35
• Number of Parts: 191 + 49 pieces (240 total)
• Length: 152 mm
• Height: 49 mm
• Includes detailed assembly instructions
• Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
• Box size: 295 x 225 x 40 mm