ICM company specializes in plastic model kits and the production of molds. ICM Holding is a Ukrainian manufacturer. Working both for the national market and exporting to many countries in Europe, North America, Australia and Asia.

Company AimOur aim is to expand the popularity of scale modeling, and develop it as a serious hobby and interesting pastime for the younger generation.We intend to reach our goal through the continual development. And investment in the scale model market, both domestic and abroad.

QualityQuality is our first priority. International recognition can only achieved through adhering to the highest production standards. As well as applying these to all the phases of model production, from molds to marketing.

AssortmentEvery year we present the market with many new releases. Most of which have not been produced other companies before.

ICM Holding Company has a 10-year experience in the field of moulds producing. Since 2003 the Company began a new stage of development. The leadership of the Company to gamble on innovation methods of conducting a business. Building partnerships with foreign companies–producers, broadening of the range of goods.

Irregular Miniatures makes 2mm, 6mm, 10mm, 15mm 20mm, 28mm 30mm, 42mm 54mm and 75mm historical, fantasy and science fiction.

All figures cast in white metal.

2mm & 6mm figures in ready based strips.10mm-75mm figures priced & sold individually.

Irregular Miniatures figures sold separately, and there is no minimum order you only have to spend a pound or two to see what our models are like. For this reason we don't send out free samples.

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Kovozavody Prostejov are a traditional Czechoslovak/Czech plastic kits producer.

Legio Heroica produce 15mm and 20mm figures sculpted by Giuseppe Barbazeni. All the figures are made of metal alloy.

Matador Models was founded in 1997, and first traded at Trucks & Tracks that year. Since then our ranges of kits in resin and white metal have continued to grow rapidly. At the company’s heart are its KC ranges. These are conversions and improvements on 1/76th plastic kits. From there we have branched out into complete kits, and the range reflects the interests of our small group of master builders: if we like it and it is not on the market, we build it! We have also bought and therefore kept on the market kits from other manufacturers, notably most of the 4Mil and the complete Airfield Accessories ranges, from 1/144th to 1/35th, though the largest scale, being too far away from our own interests, we have now passed it on to Scalelink. More recent acquisitions have been masters from the Trux and BW ranges.

While extending these ranges, we have added more: AA76 in our favourite 1/76th scale and AAC, a range of conversions on airfield vehicles in 1/76th and 1/72nd. Following a growth of interest in the First World War, we have extended and reorganised our early ranges. We have also widened our interests, both by stocking plastic kits which complement our ranges and by starting a fantasy range for role play and wargamers.

If Matador tries for a “house style” it is that its kits should be a pleasure to build, and we aim to keep them in the middle range of complexity. While it is always best to refer to photographs and other references when building a kit, we try to make our models capable of standing alone: of being built and painted accurately by someone who does not have several books on the subject. If you are a beginner with only a few plastic kits behind you, or coming back into the hobby, why not take on one of the less demanding projects - try a conversion kit.

There are many sturdy plastic kits on the market which, with a conversion kit and a little effort, can be turned into eye catching and rare vehicles and enhance a collection. In the Tank Museum you can find research articles for beginners and experienced alike.

Matador is and will remain a small company, not least because for us, as for our customers, this is a hobby. Note that because of the way we subcontract the manufacture our models, while the larger parts are nearly always in resin, some details are produced both in metal and resin. Some examples of kits marked “metal/resin” may therefore appear entirely in resin or metal. The decisions are made for reasons of production, and do not in any way affect the quality of the model you receive. We hope you enjoy our kits.