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Features:
• Building difficulty: 4/10.
• Estimated assembly time for players with average LEGO experience: 1.5 hours.
• 1:35 scale.
• Number of bricks: 383 plus extra spare bricks.
• Detailed structure and transmission.
• Compatible with LEGO® bricks.
• It’s minifigure scaled.
• Package: Boxed
• Printed instruction booklet.
• Version 2: revised head; narrower tires; more stable dumper connection; easier connection of wheel axles.
£39.16 Excluding VAT
In stock
The GMC CCKW U.S. Army cargo truck, the original “Deuce and a Half”, was the working horse that kept Allied armies supplied after the Normandy invasion. The designation CCKW comes from standard GMC terminology: C for a 1941 model year; C for a conventional cab configuration; K for selective front-wheel drive; and W for two powered rear axles. Its development began in 1939 and the US Army specified this size because it has the truck fit on Navy ships and was also suited for mass production.
With so many CCKW been built by the end of the war, the truck remained in service in the US Army and its European allies for decades after its peak had passed. Its legacy can still be seen, however, in every Chevrolet/GMC truck built since the war.
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Gerald M. (verified owner) –
Great quality! One small gas tank assembly piece missing but was able to work around.
D van den Berg (verified owner) –
Leuk op te bouwen
trumpite –
a good set but a little pricey
Bo-Ming (verified owner) –
Probably one of the best trucks I’ve built in terms of look and function.
Max –
Just finished building and I love the set would definitely recommend
Max –
Just finished building and I love the set would definitely recommend
D van den Berg (verified owner) –
Irene P. (verified owner) –
Evan –
were can I download the instructions I got the set and it did not have the instructions in the box or package
admin –
Hi the instruction link has been sent to your email.
Mario (verified owner) –
Sehr gutes und schönes Modell, mit anderen Rädern (schmalere Räder / hinten doppelte Räder) wäre es perfekt.
Philamar –
I buy the product with no instructions, where can I download it ? thanks for help. Regards – Phil
admin –
Hi just resent the link to your email. Thanks.
Avery Sisemore (verified owner) –
10/10 would recommend to other buyers. Very accurate vehicle and would buy again and would buy other products.
Howard Marquette (verified owner) –
This set is very accurate to the real thing with great detail. The drive axels were difficult to assemble and the top railing of the truck bed on both sides is not very secure and easily falls off. Also, I didn’t see any instructions on how to mount the spare tire, not sure if it just sits there or is attached to something.
Ian Pillar –
Absolutely AMAZING build, just like all of the vehicles and soldiers on this site. would 10/10 recommend to anyone wanting to expand a lego army.