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Originally Posted by privateer
No I have the Biber exterior model nearly completed.
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lol, me thinking all the time you were working on the seehund.
If the interior images you have show enough of the interior I could make a model out of it.
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Originally Posted by Kloef
Two types i found schematics for,Type 227 was build the most.
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Are you sure? AFAIK the 127 was used most. one35th.com seems to agree:
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Originally Posted by http://www.one35th.com/seehund/sh_history.htm
Development of the closed cycle Seehund was carried out by Ingenioeurburo Gluckauf in Blankenburg and was given the designation Type 227. Contracts for prototypes were awarded to Germaniawerft in Kiel and to Schichau at Elbing and by May 1945 a contract for three operational model (U-5188 to U-5190) had been awarded to Germeniawerft. These models would have used the standard Seehund power plant converted to closed cycle operation on the grounds the Daimler-Benz engines were not available in any quantity. Tests showed that the Bussing engine could be successfully converted by the world ended before the craft could go into production.
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