RC Landing Boat Lcm 3 Normandy 1944 Omaha Beach

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RC Landing Boat Lcm 3 Normandy 1944 Omaha Beach
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A key event of World War II, on 6 Allied troops landed in Normandy in June 1944. This day went down in history as D-Day. The aim was to push back the German occupiers from northern France. After the successful landing of the Allies, the second front against Hitler's Germany demanded by Stalin was created and the downfall of the National Socialists was effectively sealed.
At the time of the Normandy landings (Operation Neptune June 1944/Omaha Beach), the concept of an invasion by landing craft had already been tested many times (e.g. Operation Jubilee on June 19, 1944). August 1942) and perfected and a large number of specialized ships were available. The most common type of medium-sized landing craft is the (LCM), which was also available in the army and navy. LCMs can be carried by larger DropShips as deck cargo or in the well deck. The LCM 3 had a load capacity of up to 54 t and could carry a larger vehicle such as a Sherman M4 main battle tank. It is also possible to transport 60 soldiers and 27,000 kg of cargo in the open hold. Therefore, only a maximum speed of 8 knots when loaded was possible. The LCM 3 has a bow ramp for loading and unloading.
Secure this historic model of the legendary LCM 3 landing craft as a functional model in the high-quality Torro Pro Edition.
Details/scope of delivery:
Landing craft "LCM 3", scale 1:16
Dimensions: approx. 960x260x270mm
Radio remote control 2.4 GHz, 6 channels (S-FHSS)
Controls: forward, backward, right, left
Waterproof speed controller 50 A
Driven by two 390 motors
proportional rudder drive (servo)
Open/close loading ramp via remote control (servo drive)
GRP hull
loadable up to 8kg (max. model width 180mm)
German/English user manual
Warnings
Use under the direct supervision of adults.
Age recommendation: from 14 years
Not suitable for children under 36 months. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.
A key event of World War II, on 6 Allied troops landed in Normandy in June 1944. This day went down in history as D-Day. The aim was to push back the German occupiers from northern France. After the successful landing of the Allies, the second front against Hitler's Germany demanded by Stalin was created and the downfall of the National Socialists was effectively sealed. At the time of the Normandy landings (Operation Neptune June 1944/Omaha Beach), the concept of an invasion by landing craft had already been tested many times (e.g. Operation Jubilee on June 19, 1944). August 1942) and perfected and a large number of specialized ships were available. The most common type of medium-sized landing craft is the (LCM), which was also available in the army and navy. LCMs can be carried by larger
Herstellernummer
1149900001
Marke
Torro
EAN
4250229625331