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nice work Oztruck

That is just killer,actually very realistic as well.I want one did you not post a build thread somewhere? Sax

Did another video of the LCU but this time in the 60's not 40's


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Another cracker vid Oz.............thanks again..
Fleshy....................

Nice one Oz, I have a thing about amphibious operations

A bit of a combination of things, LCU, figures, Centurion, M113, Land Rover even ducks.

I really like your work on the Landing Craft,the details are really good and the fact that it is a working representation clearly makes this a unique model. Blake

I love the swampy setting for the pics too, very 'Vietnam'

Cheer's
Mart

Hi Love the 109" landy where did you get it,I used to have one a real one that is for about 14 years loved driving it never got carved up by other drivers.Have you thought about converting one to a 90" short wheelbase or even a light weight .
The Lst must take up alot of room in the car ,have you taken it to a model boat meeting bet you would get a lot of interest.

regards pete

The Landy I got from the UK on ebay, had to convert it back to a MK3 and add a bush guard to the front bumper. Except for the tyres it is now spot on for what we used in Vietnam.

There is no boat meets that I know of here in Adelaide South Australia, and I only found the pond a few weeks ago. Apart from me and the ducks it is fairy deserted, but I don't mind.

I have a "Triton" 4x4 duel cab and when I put the LCU and its trailer (sack truck) a couple of tanks the landy my cameras and all of the radios there isn't mush room left.

The fun starts when I get it all unloaded. driving the tanks in the mud is so much fun, chasing the ducks (and last time a pelican) with the LCU. Loading and unloading the tanks on and off making waves and just enjoying life. A great way to spend a few hours and collect your thoughts and unwind.