WWII LCM(3) US Navy Landing Craft

Name: WWII LCM(3) US Navy Landing Craft
Brand: Trumpeter
Price: 70.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (8 reviews)

Item Number: tsm347

4.7 Stars (8 Reviews)

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WWII LCM(3) US Navy Landing Craft

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Product Details

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model WWII LCM US Navy Landing Craft from Trumpeter.

Product Rank

#110 in Military Ships
#124 in Ships
#3134 in Plastic Models

Includes

161 pcs

Features

Gray plastic parts are attached to sprue trees.
Detailed hull and cockpit assembly.
Working bow ramp.
Amidships with interior detail.
Details include fire extinguisher, handholds, life preservers and tow cable.
50 caliber machine guns.
Waterslide decals.
Illustrated assembly guide.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (EXL16018) or Sprue Cutter (XUR410A) (EXL55594)
Tweezers (TAM74003) (EXL30416)
Water for Decals
Paint
Paint Brushes
Pin Vise (TAM74050) (ZON37-145) (SQU10801)
Toothpicks or Glue Tips

Specifications

Trumpeter Product Number: 347
Length: 435 mm
Width: 121 mm

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LCM(3) US Navy Landing Craft

By: retired06inaz (retired06inaz@yahoo.com)

An easy kit to build in it's WWII configuration. It can be a challenge to build a Vietnam era version because of the modifying of the front ramp. Parts needed very little cleaning and this one was a pleasure to build.

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Navy landing craft

By: armyguy

I normally or haven't built any types of model boats or shops but I really like this and I do plan on buying this.

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LCM3 mod

By: holmgrencharles9 (rapid city SD)

this is indeed a fun, challenging kit. the hull on mine was vaguely warped which made mating the deck to the hull an adventure. tape and tamiya thin set cement whipped it into shape. the remainder went together by the numbers. Im modding mine into a vieynam era ATC (armored troop carrier) which retained the ramp. uparmored, added 2 more .50 cals, a 4.2 in morter in the well deck and an M40 106recoiless rifle starboard side. also added a mast w mast head light and flag halyards

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