While I tend to focus on mecha, cars and planes, I do have other interests as well. One of those is submarines. I generally find modern subs to be a little bit boring, but WWII subs generally grab my attention. Of course, the weirder it is the more I like it, and the German midget subs of WWII must be some of the weirdest, and least effective, of their type!

Needless to say, this means I do have a real thing for German midget subs, and I’m always surprised to find out just how many kits of these things there are! Last year I picked up a couple more, and the smaller (kit) of the two is the one I thought I’d share first! Check out one of Germany’s better entries into this category, the 1/72 Seehund. It’s an ICM, but this copy is brought to you by Revell Germany. Either way, it’s a neat kit of a little-known craft!

https://adamrehorn.wordpress.com/model-kits/out-of-box-reviews/revell-icm-1-72-type-xxviib-seehund-midget-submarine-out-of-box/

Hi Adam,

This looks to be a fun project! It will be interesting to watch this smaller kit build after Warren’s just-finished 1/35 scale version. I'll be following with interest!

Ditto. This will be a fun one to watch.....Cheers mark

It is a neat little kit, will be along for the ridw.

Cheers

Si