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Yes, the rear of the towers were indeed different between the B and C models, seems more logical that they would replace the windbreaker instead of the whole tower during the refit.
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I imagine they repaired with whatever the yard had on hand. Stands to reason after they switched over to C's, B's would end up getting repaired with some of the C parts.
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It seems that as read above there were some changes during the war and the VIIb was build in 2 or 3 different places.
Take U47 an early VIIb, during the Scapa flow expedition it had not the typical b cut tower but more like a c with middle air wind deflector, the superior part of tower is like a type a. Look at the picture showing the 66587 tonneaux sunk + video on you tube. If you look at a photo taken on february 23 1941 (last mission), U47 has now the typical VIIb tower with the huge air exhaust on the sides. I searched for the early screen where i thought there were a typical b but it wasn't. Thus perhaps the campaign will have the different towers. Photos taken yesterday were taken from missions not the campaign. We will see rapidly now. |
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When you look at the banner on Marinesims.de the VIIb is different more like early b à la Prien. The top of Conning tower is like type a.
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No early VIIb, the type a doesn't have a wind deflector in the middle of the conning tower and a type a has a bulge astern for the non reloadable torpedo tube. Here there is no bulge caracteristic of a type and has the wind deflector in middle of conning tower, thus early b like Prien U47 in October 1940.
Yesterday VII b was either a very late b or CCI did a mistake in the type posted. |
Did someone allready fix this into sh-5?
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I thought dan said they were gonna fix the VIIB conning tower in patch 2?
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Uhm am i the only one interested in historical accurate models?
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