Hi Guys -
As WWI ended the US were finalizing their S boats, and while they didnt see action during that conflict ,some actually saw service during WWII. I understand that a company called COMBAT MODELS is manufacturing a vac form kit of this vessel. This company is apparently operating out of Pennsylvania.
Does anyone have any info on this company? I am very interested in aquiring one of these kits.

Ahoy Jim!
As far as I know, mate, Combat Models is now a late, great manufacturer.........some of their kits are available at oldmodelkits , but the sub isn't listed, mate...

Gunny,

Way cool link. I can spend hours there looking voer those old kits. I am sure my wife will love that. LOL

Thanks for the tip guys ...thats a great site and its going in my favorites file for sure....many thanks!
I have yet to build a ship ...I do subs,armour and biplanes .........I have the Varyag and Baradino pre-dreadnaughts waiting for the appropriate photo etch to arrive ....wish me luck!

Ahoy Jim!
I myself build all genre's of models, although ships were my first (an most fave ) of them all, and I must warn you....ship-building is quite contagious, mate, and you just may find yourself hanging out here more and more! (which is a very good thing, btw... )

Since you have two pre-dred's in the slipway, have you thought about signing up for our Pre-Dreadnought Campaign 1866-1905 ? It's a great way to make friends, build a ship model with your mates, and learn about these grand old girls...

Keep Modeling!
~Gunny

Sign me up,Gunny!!!!
I should be able to complete the build on time,as most of my projects take 3 to 6 months to complete .....My 1:72 U boat took a year...Can I use photo etch and brass barrels? Can it be waterline in an underway setting?