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In the early 1870s, the United States experienced two of the largest fires in the country’s history, the Chicago Fire and the Boston Fire, which killed hundreds and destroyed many buildings. These events have prompted an increased focus on training and education of firefighters. In particular, by the end of the 19th century, training centers for firefighters were established in most major cities, and in 1909 the Firefighter College opened in New York.
With the advent of a large number of cars in the United States, they began to be used for a large number of tasks, including for performing the fire service. The vehicles have made it possible to reduce the response time to incoming fire alarms, and the efficiency of fighting fires has increased. In addition to performing the tasks of fire protection in cities, fire engines were used to protect warehouses, airfields and army camps from fire.
British infantry, Somme battle, 1916 from the manufacturer Master Box Ltd. to scale 1/35 reference 35146 . .
WWI US Medical Personnel from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35694 . .
German Sturmtruppen 1918 from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35692 . .
WWI Belgian Infantry (100% new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35680 At the beginning of the First World War, the Belgian army was one of the first to meet the blow of German units. And the main burden of the war was borne by the infantry.
WWI Italian Infantry in armor from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35721 During the WWI so-called "death companies" were created in the Italian army to carry out assault operations. They were manned by volunteers, and according to their purpose were to pave the way for the...
Turkich Infantry 1915-1918 (4 figures) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35700 . .
British and German cavalrymen,WWI era from the manufacturer Master Box Ltd. to scale 1/35 reference 35184 . .
Italian Infantry, WWI from the manufacturer WATERLOO 1815 to scale 1/72 reference AP019 . .
French Infantry in Gas Masks 1918 from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35696 . .
WWI German MG08 MG Team (2 figures) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35711 . .
American Gasoline Loaders (1910s)(2 figu from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/24 reference 24018 . .
German Infantry 1914 from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35679 . .
Afrikakorps Soldier Prodding Unwilling Camel 1/48 from the manufacturer CMK to scale 1/48 reference 129-F48392 . .
WWI Austro-Hungarian MG Team from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35697 . .
The trench. WWI & WWII era from the manufacturer Master Box Ltd. to scale 1/35 reference 35174 . .
Gallipoli (1915) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference DS3501 . .
