From 1942 in the Second World War, a good 8,000 of the LCM 3 were used by the American and British navies to transport light armoured cars and materials from ship to shore. These landing craft could carry up to 30 tonnes of cargo and were used for landing the Allied forces in Normandy (D-Day).
With a total build of at least 640,000, the jeep is the vehicle most used in warfare. This robust, light and all-wheel-drive vehicle was used by the Allied forces in all theatres of war. The vehicle was often brought ashore from landing craft to the coastal areas taken by the troops for supply and transport purposes.
Model-details:
- Landing craft inclusive of jeep and trailer
- Includes 6 figures
- Structural details on surfaces
- Movable bow ramp
- Detailed stand
- True-to-original reproduction of propelling screw
- Two movable MG mounts
- Numerous accessories such as fuel drums and life buoys
- Two possible versions (US Navy, Royal Navy)
Colors: 9 35 36 45 46 56 78 86
| Model details |
| Scale |
1:35 |
| No. of parts |
291 |
| Length |
Landungsboot: 435 mm / Jeep & Trailer: 165 mm |
| Skill Level |
5 |
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| Original details |
| Type description |
Landing craft |
| Year/Period |
1942 |
| Origin |
USA |
| Engine capacity |
248 kW |
| Speed |
16,6 km/h |
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