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Capn Tucker
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Now if they will just come out with a 1/72 Type IX U-boat model. I know it would be huge, but I'd give much for one of those...  |
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Iku-turso
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| Type IIA in 1/72 scale would be nice also. |
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2019
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| Iku-turso wrote: | | Type IIA in 1/72 scale would be nice also. |
Yes that one would be sure on my 'must to have list'
although i would like to see some u-boots from ww1 in 1/72 (1/144 maybe), u-35 and u-9 were succesfull back then. |
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Capn Tucker
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| 2019 wrote: | | Iku-turso wrote: | | Type IIA in 1/72 scale would be nice also. |
Yes that one would be sure on my 'must to have list'
although i would like to see some u-boots from ww1 in 1/72 (1/144 maybe), u-35 and u-9 were succesfull back then. |
Yes! A 1/72 (or 1/144) kit of the U-35 would be awesome. One of the UB III class (ancestor of the Type VII) would be very cool as well... |
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2019
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| Capn Tucker wrote: | | 2019 wrote: | | Iku-turso wrote: | | Type IIA in 1/72 scale would be nice also. |
Yes that one would be sure on my 'must to have list'
although i would like to see some u-boots from ww1 in 1/72 (1/144 maybe), u-35 and u-9 were succesfull back then. |
Yes! A 1/72 (or 1/144) kit of the U-35 would be awesome. One of the UB III class (ancestor of the Type VII) would be very cool as well... |
there is a person who build a UB-16, but it's rc.
i couldn't track is this is a serial production model, but i 've seen some images if it.
http://www.rahe-privat.de/Titelseite/Werft/UB-1/ub-1.html
and some other site.
A ub III woul be cool too.  |
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