Die kleinen Boote...
 

A (photoshopped) screenshot of a type II, coming home from a succesful mission in early 1940. Hope you like it. :arrgh!:

http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6...m1largedu4.jpg

Nice. :up:

I'm always amazed what a few filters can do.

Very very nice! :up:

Looks great!:rock: Of course it could have gone in the "Official, unofficial screenshots" thread.

Good one, ParaB! :up:

A non-photoshopped image of a Type IIA having returned from the mission...:lol:
http://www.darksun.lunarpages.com/bp/11.jpg

Very Cool!!!

Isn't that a finnish Vessiko rather than a type 2? :smug:


Thanks guys, glad you like the pic. It's an older one, found it while cleaning up my HD. And I somehow totally missed the giant "official screenshot thread", my bad. Just browsed through it, there are some amazing pics in there. I'll post the next ones in the correct thread.

:up:

Hum hum...:cool:

The Vesikko was built by the Germans in 1934 as CV-707. She was the prototype for the Type IIA and is the only surviving Type II in the world...:|\\

Looks like Bernard's docking practise.... :rotfl::rotfl:
Nice photo, btw! :rock:

I know.

But although there are only minor differences between a Vessiko and a Type II (the type II had a smaller sail, for example) , they are still different types, from a nit-pickery point of view. ;)

@ Seth

That is a nice photo, isn't it?;) I wonder if Sir Big Jugs has anymore?

For those that are interested...
http://uboat.net/boats/vesikko.htm
&
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesikko

On a side note, wasn't one of Sir Big Jugs previous names CV-707?

:hmm:

One of the many, yes...:rotfl:

Cool photo Jugs :rock:

Thanks:|\\

Thanks:|\\

(Yer yer, I know, boring to have the same answer on both, I couldn't find a better word!):sunny: