Djiti's Production 00006 1/35 WWI Imperial Camel Corps Brigade (ICCB) in Middle East 1916-1919 (3 men, 2 camels)

This meticulously crafted set features three figures from the Imperial Camel Corps Brigade, which was deployed in the Middle East during World War I from 1916 to 1919. A total of 4,150 men and 4,800 camels were sent to the region, participating in crucial operations such as the Senussi Campaign in North Africa, the Sinai and Palestine Campaign, and the Arab Revolt.

Designed with precision, these miniatures are a result of advanced 3D design techniques, with key components, including the detailed saddles, produced through 3D printing to ensure the highest level of detail. The set includes figures and camels cast in PU resin and 3D resin, offering excellent compatibility and adaptability between materials. Note that some parts are very fragile due to their true-to-scale design, and the density of the resin supports is optimized for detailed printing.

We recommend using precision nippers to carefully remove supports. For instance, these nippers are ideal: GSI Mr. Single-Edged Nipper. Assembly might require a bit of preparation, and for binding the materials together, a liquid putty like Green Stuff World Green Putty Liquid can be used effectively.

Special thanks to Mike J Butler for his invaluable documentation, which has enabled us to offer accurately reproduced Australian miniatures in their authentic uniforms. These unique miniatures truly stand out in the market.

** These model kits are supplied in unassembled and unpainted [plastic/resin] components. Please note that glue, model paints, and other basic modelling tools are required and sold separately.