Its a Uboat Christmas
 

So here are the gifts I got for Christmas.

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Yep its gonna be a Uboat Christmas. lol

Sadly I have to wait one more night:nope::nope::nope::nope:

Nice gifts! Jst remmber, they aren't tub toys! :O:

Very nice ... :rock:

im actualy planing on finding a remote control uboat toy... I do want. lol

Nice gifts! :yeah: Merry Xmas!

Nice gift Andwii;
can you give more detail about this model?.....Scale, material, etc....
Merci

:yeah:

Those appear to be the 1/144 scale models, and they are all plastic unless they come with some brass details.

The VIIC/41 is a 1/144 scale made of just plastic, and the U99 is a 1/125th of plastic.
My plan is to make a diramia of U99 dropping off the one survivor of the Baron Blythwood onto the life raft from the Invershannon. If that does not work I will get a U47 model and recreate when U99 and U47 meet up and got target pratice shooting at the Elmbank.

Oh and I got U571 ya im returning it.

Many years go when I was in the merchant navy I sailed on the Andrew Wir Bank boats...my last trip was on the Cedarbank.

OK..
Thank yuou for the info....hope to sse pictures of them when they are commissioned :salute:

Do you want a toy or a real R/C-modell? Modells are expensive because they need a lot of technical equipment. If you´re able to spend some money this sub could be fitting for you?

Greetings from the north of Germany Paul


Sonar pettyofficer on S190, S196 and S183

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lol now I gotta save up the money thats awsome!

Oh and I will be sure to get someone to record a news reel of our first patrol.

A well-constructed static model is not a toy. Yours may float, and it may move, but it's still a toy.