The DUKW acronym was a code used by GM: D for year of production, U for utility truck amphibious, K for front-wheel drive, and W for dual rear-driving axles. To sum up the DUKW, it was a 2 ½-ton cargo truck with a boat hull fitted around the …

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2012年1月29日 · Brickmania has been the world's leading producer of historical military custom LEGO kits since our first clumsy models more than a decade ago. World War II vehicles have been the most popular kits we've done to date and therefore the …

2023年6月7日 · I reference many MOCs and research LEGO DUKW in my style. I love WW2 US 2.5 ton 6x6 Tuck, WW2 US Dodge WC 51, WW2 UK Bedford Truck an... It's was too hard work.

2013年8月8日 · Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: The DUKW kit has the following features: Wheels for land use and prop for waterborne travel; Open crew compartment with dashboard details; Fold down “surf board” at the bow and winch at the rear; Cargo area big enough for many figures or a Brickmania “Durabuilder” JEEP

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The COBI DUKW (#3110) captures every detail of this iconic vehicle in 1:35 scale. Here’s what makes it stand out: 508 High-Quality Bricks: Build a stunning replica with exceptional accuracy. Pad-Printed Markings: No messy stickers! Realistic markings enhance the DUKW’s authenticity.

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This Lego DUKW World War II amphibious truck is certainly more fun than a yellow bath toy, although it probably doesn’t float. The real thing does though, hence the ‘Duck’ nickname. Over 21,000 were produced for the Allies during the Second World War for use in the Pacific and during the D-Day Landings, with many surviving today as ...

The DUKW (ubiquitously known as the "Duck") was a 2 1/2 cargo truck fitted with a boat shaped hull and a propeller for amphibious use during waterborne operations. DUKWs (designated by their GMC vehicle classification) was developed independently from the standard military procurement system in anticipation of waterborne invasions that would be ...