Italeri 1/35 DUKW 2½ GMC "D DAY Eighty Years" Amphibious Truck Scaled Plastic Model Kit

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Italeri 1/35 DUKW 2½ GMC Amphibious Truck kit — D-Day Eighty Years edition with four WWII paint schemes for intermediate modellers.

Highly detailed 1/35 scale replica of an iconic WWII amphibious truck
Skill Level 3 — suitable for intermediate modellers
Four included paint schemes with decals
Special D-Day Eighty Years edition

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You'll need

Not included: Paints & Brushes, Modelling Glue (e.g. Revell Contacta Professional Glue 25g), Tweezers, Scissors & Modelling Knives.

BrushesTamiya Basic Modelling Paint Brush Set
$9.78
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TweezersVallejo Stainless Steel 120mm Flat Rounded Tweezers
$14.91
Sanding SticksScale Modellers Supply 27x175mm Mixed Grits Sanding Sticks 3Pcs
$8.28
Hobby KnifeVallejo Aluminium Classic Craft Knife
$9.10
GlueTamiya ABS Cement 40ml
$8.73
Sprue CuttersTamiya Craft Modelers Sharp Pointed Side Cutters
$64.76

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Overview

The DUKW was a versatile and iconic amphibious truck used extensively by Allied forces throughout World War II. It played a vital role in beach landings and supply operations across various theatres of war. This Skill Level 3 kit offers a rewarding challenge for intermediate-level modellers, providing a chance to build a detailed replica of this unique historical vehicle.

Note

Paint schemes included: (1) DUKW amphibious truck, British Royal Army, 199th company RASC, Arromanches beach, France June 1944; (2) DUKW amphibious truck, US Army, unknown unit, Rhine river crossing, Germany 1945; (3) DUKW amphibious truck, US Marine Corps, unknown unit, Iwo Jima landing operations, 1945; (4) DUKW amphibious truck, US Army, 210th MP company, UTAH beach, Normandy landing June 1944.