ICM 1/144 U-Boat Type IIB (1943) German Submarine Plastic Model Kit

Description
Specifications

The coastal Type II U-Boats were became the first vessels of this class, that were built in Germany after the end of WWI.
In the end of 1942 six Type IIB U-Boats were transferred to the Black Sea. They were used there up to September 1944.
-This particular kit is the first attempt of ICM to release U-Boat Type IIB (1943) plastic kit in scale into the market
-Highly detailed hull and armament
-2 versions decal sheet included

1/144 U-Boat Type IIB (1943) German Submarine by ICM delivers a detailed and engaging modelling experience for history enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Featuring: Authentic Design: Captures the intricate details of the 1943 German U-Boat Type IIB.

High-Quality Parts: Made from durable injection-moulded plastic for precision assembly.

Comprehensive Kit: Includes all necessary parts for a complete build.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 31 cm Width: 4 cm Height: 6 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1/144 Manufacturer: ICM Model: U-Boat Type IIB (1943) Parts count: 100 Material: Injection-moulded plastic Assembly: Required Paint/Glue: Required (not included) Recommended Age: 14+ Ships: Hull Type: Full Hull; Display Stand: Yes Perfect for: Model enthusiasts, history buffs, and collectors looking to expand their naval collection.

Why this kit matters The U-Boat Type IIB was a significant part of the German naval fleet during World War II, known for its compact size and agility.

These submarines played a crucial role in the early years of the war, conducting reconnaissance and laying mines.

The Type IIB's design was an evolution of earlier models, featuring improved range and capabilities, making it a formidable presence in the waters.

Building this model offers a glimpse into the engineering and strategic importance of submarines during the war.

It serves as a tribute to the technological advancements of the era and the historical significance of naval warfare.

How to use it Build using paint and glue.

Display proudly once finished, at home or in your collection cabinet.

This is a plastic model kit.

Assembly, paint, and glue are required.

It is not a toy.