1:72 Italeri 7022 DUKW 2 1/2 ton GMC truck amphibious version "D-Day 80th Anniversary" Plastic Model kit

With the 1:72 Italeri 7022 DUKW 2½ ton GMC truck amphibious version – D-Day 80th Anniversary you can bring home a true icon of military history. Specifically designed to meet the logistical needs of the US Army landing forces, the DUKW was built to quickly and efficiently transfer loads from ships to beaches. Its versatility and reliability made it an indispensable vehicle in some of the most decisive operations of World War II.

Based on the proven components of the GMC CCKW-353 6x6 truck, the DUKW featured a welded amphibious hull reinforced with horizontal ribs, giving it both durability and functionality. Capable of carrying 2,400 kg of cargo or 25 fully equipped troops, it played a vital role in amphibious operations. The DUKW became famous for its use during historic landings such as D-Day in Normandy, Salerno, Anzio, and across the Pacific campaign.

This Italeri plastic model kit gives you the chance to recreate this legendary vehicle in precise detail. With the new super decals sheet offering 4 different versions and a clear color instruction sheet, you can build a model that truly stands out in your collection. At Most-Models.com you benefit from fast delivery and excellent customer service. Order today and add this unique piece of history to your collection.

Features:
– Scale 1:72
– Italeri 7022 DUKW 2½ ton GMC truck amphibious version
– Special D-Day 80th Anniversary edition
– Based on the reliable GMC CCKW-353 6x6 truck
– Powered by a 4,400 cm³ 6-cylinder engine
– Welded amphibious hull reinforced with ribs
– Payload capacity of 2,400 kg or space for 25 fully equipped soldiers
– Used extensively by US Army, US Marines, and Allied forces
– Key role in D-Day (Utah and Omaha), Salerno, Anzio, and Pacific landings
– Includes super decals sheet for 4 versions
– Color instruction sheet included
– Figures not included

Complete your collection with this historically significant model and enjoy building a true World War II icon.