Italeri 6392 DUKW (1/35) – Plastic model kit of the legendary amphibious World War II vehicle

Italeri 6392 DUKW in 1:35 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit accurately reproducing one of the most iconic amphibious vehicles used by Allied forces during World War II. This model is dedicated to both advanced modelers and military enthusiasts who will appreciate the detailed features and faithful historical scale.

Historical description of the DUKW vehicle

The DUKW, commonly referred to as the "Duck," was built in the USA based on the GMC CCKW 353 truck. It is a six-wheeled amphibious vehicle designed for transporting soldiers, equipment, and supplies both on land and water. The DUKW was widely used during the Normandy landings (D-Day), the Italian campaign, and also in the Pacific by the US Army and the Allies. Its versatility and amphibious capabilities proved to be crucial during the breakthrough of fortified lines from 1942 to 1945.

• Scale: 1:35 – allows for accurate reproduction of armament, equipment, and interior details.
• User nations: The United States, United Kingdom, and other Allied countries.
• Historical period: World War II, vehicle produced and used from 1942 to 1945.
• Material: High-quality polystyrene plastic, ideal for cutting, sanding, and painting.
• Extras: The kit includes parts for detailed cockpit, water drive, deck equipment, and decals for various Allied versions. Glue and paints are not included.
• Category: Plastic model kit

Advantages of the Italeri 6392 DUKW model

The Italeri 6392 model perfectly captures the distinctive silhouette and details of the DUKW vehicle, providing a solid base for historical dioramas or World War II vehicle collections. The manufacturer has ensured a clear assembly manual and precise reproduction of components such as the deck, rescue equipment, and drive system. The model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – difficulty level 3/5.

The Italeri 6392 DUKW (1/35) kit is an excellent choice for collectors and lovers of historic military vehicles who value authenticity, high-quality workmanship, and rich detail. It is also a great addition to any diorama depicting Allied operations during World War II.