ICM 1/35 US Infantry WWI Brewster Body Shield 35720 0323 and a rescue vehicle

and a rescue vehicle

For more than 40 years

Middle East etc in times of international tension or of local conflicts

• The realistic interior includes accurately recreated roll bar

Camouflage Scheme US Army Resin Parts n/a Metal Parts n/a Photo Etched Parts n/a Film Accessory n/a Released Date 2012-02 More Features The kit consists of over 40 parts

ICM 1/35 US Infantry WWI Brewster Body Shield 35720 0323 and a rescue vehiclePlastic model kit, assembly required. Glue, paint and finishing supplies not included. In 1917, Guy Otis Brewster, an American gunsmith from New Jersey, created a set of wearable armor to protectsoldiers from small arms fire, which went down in history under the name "Brewster Armor". This kitincluded a large shield shaped body plate and a heavy helmet. The armor plate for the body was fastened withshoulder buckles, and it also had some kind of damper