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In 2019 ICM is to release a new tool family of A/-B-26B/C Invader kits: - ref. 48281 - Douglas B-26B-50 Invader, Korean War American Bomber - release expected in Q3 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICM48281 - ref. 48282 - Douglas A-26B-15 Invader - release expected in Q4 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICM48282 Dedicated decals by ICM: - ref. D48001 - Douglas A-26B/C Invader (WWII) - release expected in Q3 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICMD48001 - ref. D48002 - Douglas B-26B/C Invader (Korean War) - release expected in Q4 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICMD48002 V.P.

After the recce-bomber MiG-25R/RB family (link & link) and interceptor MiG-25PD (link), ICM is to release in Q4 2019 a 1/48th SEAD MiG-25BM "Foxbat-F" kit - ref. 48905 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICM48905 V.P.

In 2019, ICM is to release new tool 1/32nd Gloster Gladiator kits: - ref. 32040 - Gloster Gladiator Mk.I, WWII British Fighter - release Q4 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICM32040 Dedicated decals by ICM: - ref. D32004 - Gladiator Mk.I/II in Foreign Services - release Q4 2019 Source: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICMD32004 V.P.

Guys, I want to get a 1/48 Mig-25 from ICM. Sprue is out and Squadron only has the Recce, so I am looking for a reliable source from Ebay. TIA Brad

ICM - release expected in late April 2018 - ref. 48903 - MiG-25PD "Foxbat-E" Box art + 3D renders Source: http://www.icm.com.ua/news/530-mig-25-pd-soviet-interceptor-fighter.html V.P.

Selling the last released detailing sets of Metallic Details: Interior for aircraft model MiG-25 (ICM) in scale 1/48 - $10.50 Set contains photoetched board (54*70 mm) for interior detailing. Exterior for aircraft model MiG-25 (ICM) in scale 1/48 - $14.00 Set contains photoetched board (42*144 mm) for exterior detailing. Wheel bays for aircraft model MiG-25 (ICM) in scale 1/48 - $19.00 Set contains photoetched board (76*144 mm) for detailing wheel bays. Air intakes for aircraft model MiG-25 (ICM) in scale 1/48 - $19.00 Set contains 2 photoetched boards (73*144 and 54*48 mm) for detailing of air intakes. Engines for aircraft model S-3A Viking (Italeri) in scale 1/48 - $39.00 Set contains 18 resin parts, photoetched board (100*49 mm) for detailing engines. Jet nozzles for aircraft model MiG-25PD (ICM) in scale 1/48 - $17.40 Set contains 11 resin parts for detailing of engine nozzles. Tail support for aircraft model BI-1/BI-6 (MikroMir) in scale 1/48 - $8.70 Set contains 12 resin parts, photoetched board (36 * 24 mm) for detailing main landing gears and tail support, landing gear flaps, antenna. Detailing set for aircraft model Airbus A321 (Zvezda) in scale 1/144 - $8.70 Set contains 2 photoetched boards (70*35 and 14*24 mm) for exterior detailing.

A new tool 1/48th MiG-25RBT "Foxbat-B" by ICM announced for Q3 2016 - ref.48901 The RBs, the best looking variants! Good choice. Sources: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ICM48901 http://scalemodels.ru/news/9728-katalog-ICM-2016-god.html V.P.

This is from the ICM's set of luftwaffe winter pilot and field maintenance set #48086, enjoy

Hello everyone, this is my not so recent P-51 Mustang from ICM in 1/48 scale. I was waiting for the article to appear a magazine but it is over an year of waiting now so.. screw it, I am posting the article on my website Read the build article here http://www.mmscalemodels.com/2017/12/p-51-d-15-mustang-plastic-scale-model.html Best regards M.

As the title suggests, I would appreciate hearing from those that have seen the actual plastic, as to what the differences are between the two boxings of ICM MiG-25 recon kits? TIA, Rick

Hi everyone! Back once again to share my latest creation, the ICM MiG-25RBT. This kit is really quite nice, the moldings and details are very crisp. The fitment is quite good unless... well you do what I did and not spend enough time assembling the bulkhead support and intake section. This caused a chain reaction of fit issues in the rear fueslage. I am 99% sure that these issues I encountered were my fault. So if you build this kit, please take your time in that part of the construction process. I used the Cold War Studios corrected nose section, which is quite nice. The masks and IP acetate were also very helpful. Also used the Master Pitot set (which is really awesome!) and Neomega KM-1 seat. Decals for the Iraqi Air Force were OOB. My goal was to make this beast very worn and tired looking. So I weathered it quite heavily, so much so I was concerned I had overdone it. But the more I look at the pics the less concerned I am that I did. So I am happy with the finish. Kit: 1/48 ICM MiG-25RBT Foxbat-B Decals: OOB Aftermarket: Cold War Studios nose section correction, Master Pitot and AOA, and Neomega KM-1 Seat Paints: Gunze Mr. Surfacer Black 1500 (primer base), Tamiya Liquid White Primer (for marble coat), MrPaint Traffic Gray (For MiG-31 and MiG-25), and Russian Wheel Green, Gunze Aqueous FS 36118 Gunship Gray, Tamiya Rubber Black, Clear Red, Clear Blue, and Smoke, and Alclad II Gloss Black Primer, Airframe Aluminum, Aluminum, Gold Titanium, and Burnt Iron. Future Gloss coat for decals and Future+Tamiya XF-21 Flat Base 6:1 ratio for final matte coat. Mig Ammo Deep Gray and Deep Brown panel wash. Now on to the pics, I hope you like!