Plastic model 1/35 Vietnam War American LSSC Light Seal Support Craft [DR3301]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■
[Actual Ship]
The Navy Navy was established in 1962 when the United States was involved in the Vietnam War.
It was organized to deal with the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front. Although it is a Navy unit, it retains the capability to deal with land, sea, and air. It is active in special missions such as reconnaissance and surveillance.
During the Vietnam War, they used a small boat called LSSC, Light Seal Support Craft, which was organized to deal with the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front.
The boat was 7.3m long and equipped with a Ford engine and a maximum speed of 26 knots. It moved quietly and quickly through the Vietnamese River.
The boat was also armed and armored with M60 machine guns, and played an active role as a reliable leg for Navy Shields.
[About the Model]
The model is a 1/35 scale model that reproduces the LSSC and Light Sheath Support Craft used in the Vietnam War. It has been made into a realistic model with details such as the deck and the aft nozzle.
In addition to accurately reproducing the shape of the hull, it has been made into a realistic model with details such as the deck and the aft nozzle.
In addition to the The remaining five are modeled after the crew.
Recreates a tense pose of holding a gun and being cautious.
Comes with a set of stand parts for exhibition.
[Product Details]
When Completed Size : Total Length approx. 20 cm
* Pre-ordered items are reproduced. Shields Shields Shields