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Build authentic WWII bombers and military aircraft in 1/48 scale from ICM, the Ukrainian manufacturer known for tackling unique subjects. This specialized collection features legendary aircraft including the A-26 Invader, B-26 Marauder, German bombers including He 111 and Ju 88 variants, British Bristol Beaufort, plus specialized aircraft with precision engineering, engraved panel lines, detailed cockpits, and authentic markings.
ICM has established itself as a leading manufacturer of unique aviation subjects, earning recognition for producing kits of aircraft often overlooked by other manufacturers. Based in Ukraine, the company combines meticulous historical research with modern molding technology to deliver kits that satisfy both casual builders and serious aviation enthusiasts. This propeller aircraft collection showcases ICM's expertise across multiple nations and aircraft types, featuring American attack bombers, German bombers and night fighters, British torpedo bombers, and specialized reconnaissance aircraft. Each kit features precision injection-molded parts with engraved panel lines for realistic surface detail, comprehensive cockpit interiors with instrument panels and crew positions, detailed landing gear with realistic struts and wheels, authentic engine nacelles and propellers, comprehensive decal sheets with multiple marking options, optional crew figures and ground personnel for complete displays, and clear assembly instructions with painting guides and historical context.
The Douglas A-26 Invader represents one of WWII's most effective attack bombers, serving from the Pacific through Korea and Vietnam. The A-26B Invader Pacific War Theater depicts the solid-nose gun variant with multiple forward-firing machine guns for ground attack missions. The A-26B-15 Invader represents the production variant with improved systems. The A-26С-15 Invader features the glazed nose for bombardier position, while the A-26C-15 Invader with Pilots and Ground Personnel adds comprehensive crew figures. Korean War variants include B-26B-50 Invader Korean War and B-26С-50 Invader Korean War. Vietnam War variants include B-26K Counter Invader Early, B-26K Counter Invader USAF Vietnam War, and B-26K with USAF Pilots and Ground Personnel. Specialized variants include JD-1D Invader US Navy Utility Aircraft and DB-26B/C with Q-2 Drones.
The Martin B-26 Marauder served as a formidable medium bomber despite its challenging handling characteristics. The B-26B Marauder WWII American Bomber represents the definitive production variant with improved wing and tail surfaces. The B-26B Flak Bait depicts the famous aircraft that survived more combat missions than any other American bomber in Europe. The B-26B Marauder with USAAF Pilots and Ground Personnel adds comprehensive crew figures for complete operational displays.
German bombers receive comprehensive coverage across multiple types and variants. The Dornier Do 17 family includes Do 17Z-2 WWII German Bomber, Do 17Z-7 WWII German Night Fighter, and Do 215 B-4 WWII German Reconnaissance Plane. The Dornier Do 217 night fighter variants include Do 217J-1/2 WWII German Night Fighter and Do 217N-1 WWII German Night Fighter. The Heinkel He 111 family includes He 111H-3 WWII German Bomber, He 111H-16 WWII German Bomber, He 111H-6 North Africa, and He 111H-8 Paravane. The Junkers Ju 88 family includes Ju 88A-4 WWII German Bomber, Ju 88A-14 WWII German Bomber, Ju 88A-4 with German Ground Personnel and Torpedo Trailers, and Ju 88P-1 Tank Buster.
British bombers include the Bristol Beaufort torpedo bomber in multiple variants. The Bristol Beaufort Mk.I WWII British Torpedo Bomber represents the standard variant, while the Bristol Beaufort Mk.IA with Tropical Filters shows the desert-equipped version. The Bristol Beaufort Mk.I WWII British Dominions Air Force represents Commonwealth operations. The HP.52 Hampden B.Mk.I WWII British Bomber depicts the distinctive twin-boom medium bomber.
The North American P-51 Mustang receives comprehensive coverage with Mustang P-51A WWII American Fighter, Mustang P-51B with USAAF Pilots and Ground Personnel, Mustang P-51D-15, Mustang P-51D with USAAF Pilots and Ground Personnel, and Mustang Mk.III WWII Royal Air Force Fighter.
The Messerschmitt Bf 109F family includes Messerschmitt Bf 109F-2 WWII German Fighter, Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4/R6 WWII German Fighter, and Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4Z/Trop WWII German Fighter. The Mistel S1 German Composite Training Aircraft represents the unique piggyback configuration.
Japanese bombers include Ki-21-Ia Sally Japanese Heavy Bomber and Ki-21-Ib Sally Japanese Heavy Bomber.
Unique subjects include Bronco OV-10A US Navy, Cessna O-2A Skymaster American Reconnaissance Aircraft, Cessna O-2A US Navy Service, American Passenger Aircraft C18S, C18S Magic By Moonlight American Airshow Aircraft, Gotha Go 242A WWII German Landing Glider, Gotha Go 242B WWII German Landing Glider, and Forward Base diorama set.
ICM kits are engineered for straightforward assembly with good fit and comprehensive detail that rewards careful construction. The precision molding ensures parts align properly with minimal need for filling and sanding, while the logical parts breakdown allows painting sub-assemblies before final assembly for easier access to cockpit interiors, bomb bays, and landing gear bays. The engraved panel lines respond well to wash techniques that enhance surface detail and add depth to the model, creating realistic representations of actual aircraft. Clear parts are generally well-molded, providing good optical clarity for canopies, turret glazing, and other transparent components. The comprehensive instruction manuals provide clear step-by-step guidance with exploded diagrams showing part placement and assembly sequences, along with historical context explaining the significance of each aircraft type and variant.
WWII aircraft offer fascinating painting opportunities from natural metal finishes on American fighters through various camouflage schemes developed for different theaters and operational environments. Consider researching specific aircraft to replicate authentic schemes representing particular units and time periods, using pre-shading techniques to add depth to large surfaces like wings and fuselages, applying careful masking for multi-color camouflage patterns and national insignia, adding weathering effects including exhaust staining from engines, panel wear from maintenance access, and operational wear appropriate to theater conditions, and carefully applying unit markings using the comprehensive decal sheets included with each kit that provide authentic squadron insignia and tactical numbers.
Enhance your ICM propeller aircraft collection with related products from complementary collections. Explore 1/48 ICM Jet Aircraft for additional unique subjects from this Ukrainian manufacturer, 1/48 Tamiya Prop Aircraft for Japanese precision engineering, 1/48 Trumpeter Prop Aircraft for additional subjects, and 1/48 Figures to add pilots and ground crew that bring your aircraft displays to life with authentic human elements representing the men who operated these remarkable machines.
ICM occupies a unique position in the modeling market by producing kits of subjects often overlooked by larger manufacturers, allowing modelers to build collections featuring rare and historically significant aircraft that tell important stories about WWII aviation. The company's commitment to research ensures accurate representation of these specialized subjects, while the reasonable pricing makes building comprehensive collections of unique aircraft practical for enthusiasts at all skill levels. Whether you are interested in American attack bombers, German night fighters, British torpedo bombers, or specialized reconnaissance aircraft, ICM delivers the subjects and quality that make WWII aviation modeling rewarding and educational.
For complete product specifications, assembly instructions, historical information, and the full ICM catalog, visit the official ICM website.