![]() They were improved from existing 1930s designs and found it seems the perfect formula, reflected in their weight in the war and extensive production: With more than 700 completed for over 1100 laid down, they are still today the largest submarine production type in history. While they did have their faults, German U-Boats and the Type-VII in particular didn’t have near the amount of problems displayed by tanks such as the “big cats”, some guns such as the G-41 and G-43, and planes such as the ME-163. WW2 U-Boats: Seeteufel (1944) | Type Ia U-Boats (1936) | Type II U-Boats (1935) | Type IX U-Boats (1936) | Type VII U-Boats (1933) | Type XB U-Boats (1941) | Type XIV U-Boats (1941) | Type XVIII U-Boats (1944) | Type XXI U-Boats (1944) | Type XXIII U-Boats (1944) | German mini-subs and human torpedoesĪ Massive Improvement of U-Boat designs: If German tanks, aircraft and small arms from the German manufacturing complex had won a considerable and fearsome reputation in WW2, German submarines truly reached the world stage as the epitome of the genre, with just the perfect balance of engineering, simplicity, and ease of manufacture. An authentic German flag, which will compliment all.Perfect compliment to any 1/35 scale German U-Boat, or an unsuspecting vessel from The Royal Navy. Includes (20) liter each of: 24 fuel and 12 water tanks. ![]() Includes photo-etched parts and decals.ġ/35 scale.
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