ICM 24054 - 1:24 Gangsters 3 Figures

Plastic figure set of 1920s–1930s American gangsters in 1:24 scale

ICM 24054 is a detailed figure set featuring three gangsters inspired by the American criminal underworld of the Great Depression era in 1:24 scale. The 1920s and 1930s in the United States were marked by the rise of organized crime, bank robberies, and violent confrontations between gangs and law enforcement agencies. The distinctive clothing, weapons, and atmosphere of the period make this set an excellent representation of the era.

Inside the box:

• 3 gangster figures in 1:24 scale
• Period-style weapons and accessories
• Detailed clothing and personal equipment
• Dynamic figure poses
• Components suitable for urban and crime-themed dioramas
• Assembly and painting instructions

Model technical details:

• Scale: 1:24
• Number of figures: 3
• Manufacturer: ICM
• Difficulty level: beginner / intermediate

Note: This kit does not include glue, paints, or modeling tools. Assembly and painting are required.

Model assembly

The set includes figures in realistic poses together with equipment typical of American gangsters from the prohibition and Great Depression era. These models are ideal for urban dioramas, bank robbery scenes, or historical displays inspired by the United States during the first half of the twentieth century.

Essential tools

• Hobby knife or sprue cutters
• Files or sanding paper
• Paint brushes for figure painting
• Plastic model glue
• Paint set for finishing the figures

About gangsters of the Great Depression era:

The 1920s and 1930s in the United States saw the rapid growth of organized crime. Economic hardship, unemployment, and prohibition created ideal conditions for criminal gangs and syndicates to flourish. Famous names such as Al Capone, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and Baby Face Nelson became widely known across America. Bank robberies became one of the defining symbols of the era, while weapons such as the Thompson “Tommy Gun” submachine gun became closely associated with gangsters of the period. By the late 1930s, however, improvements in economic conditions and more effective law enforcement gradually brought the golden age of gangster crime to an end.

About ICM:

ICM is a respected manufacturer of plastic model kits offering a wide range of historical figures, vehicles, and aircraft. The company is recognized for its excellent detail quality, realistic designs, and diverse subjects covering both military history and civilian scenes.