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FiRST TEST - Landing Craft Mechanized (LCM) Mk3 Normandy 1944 Torro Premium RC Boat | RC ADVENTURES

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I waited for 2 months.. 8 weeks of shipping on this bad boy and paid top buck for it.. but what a beauty. I am collecting RC boats for my outdoor pond this year. I also included in my Torro Premium 1/16 RC VW Schwimmwagen T166 - which were also very expensive if you are searching for them.. but they are a collectors dream come true.

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The LCM (Landing Craft Mechanized) already exists before the Second World War, under different versions. The LCM 3 is developed in two different versions: cargo and troop transport. Its tactical role is to increase the firepower of a landed force. Indeed, the LCM 3 is capable of embarking and disembarking a 30-ton tank (8kg at 1/16 scale size), which can subsequently support the infantry as close as possible during an amphibious assault.

Creator/User: United States of America
Denomination: LCM 3

Crew: 4 (1 coxwain, 1 engineer, 2 crew members)
Propulsion: 2 Diesel engines, 110-225 hp
Transport capacity: one 30-ton tank or 60 equipped soldiers

Speed (loaded): 8 knots
Speed (empty): 11 knots
Length: 15,25 m
Weight: 25,000 kg

Capable of reaching the 10 knots, it can also carry, in place of a tank, 60 equipped soldiers, almost double of a LCVP.

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