Landing Craft Tank (LCT-6)

From Glynn Guest's plan in Model Boat's Magazine.
While the hull of 9mm pine and 6mm ply is cheap to build it can turn expensive depending on the amount of detail you add I got a bit carried away with RC Tank and Tamiya Jeep and soldiers kits Glynn had steering via mixer I went for twin rudders.

















I still have to finish the ramp and fit the radio gear, hopefully I'll get the shed sorted before winter is over.

Now that I like...A great build..

Very nice Damien.

Deck's a bit clean though.

Lol I like natural weathering been so wet here I should drive the tank through some mud then up and down the deck, hrrrrm that might work nicely.

bloody good camo job - i cant see any pic

treeboa wrote:

bloody good camo job - i cant see any pic

Well how do you know it is a good camo job??

funny i cant see it via my laptop. csn with my galaxy tab?
looks the part what i can see on small screen

SUPERB!

Thank you thank you very much.
I haven't found the ramp/gate or the RC gear in my unpacking yet so it sits on a shelf in the kitchen/dining room.

whatever the reason i could not see has been resolved, nice bit of work, whens the wet test ??

Very nice

Hello Damien.
Great landing craft.
The figures and vehicles which scale did you use there?
And then the last question for now.
You maybe remember what month and year this appeared in Model Boats?
Best regards Ole

Hi Ole, the tank is 1/30th and the figures I'm not sure either 1/30th or 1/32nd all Tamiya if you look close it's a mixed crew American and German the bare headed ones are the gerries.

Plan by Glynn Guest December '09

Hi Damien.
Good to see that guys cooperate.
Much better than fighting.
Thank you Damien Shall then have those plans. Has for some years been subscriber of Model Boats.
But I do not remember all the free plans



Ole