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Tuesday, June 19, 2007 - 11:36 AM UTC
News in from Revell Germany, of the next two submarines in their 1/144 scale, U214 and Type VIIC Uboat.
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U214
Based on the 209-class but featuring the propulsion system of the improved 212-class German submarine.
Thanks for the AIP system of the U212 and U214 based on fuel cells, the submarines are capable of long-distance submerged passage to the area of operation. On 22nd April 2004 the first U214 for the Greek Navy was named 'Papanikolis'.
Model details
Scale 1:144
Release date 09/2007
No. of parts 65
Length 451 mm
Skill Level 9
Type VIIC U-boat
The U-Boot type VII-C is the best known German submarine from World War II. It was built in large numbers and upgraded several times. This type represents the ultimate high point of the submarine era. Equipped with four bow and one stern torpedo the VII-C was a fearsome weapon. The task assigned to the German submarines was trade warfare. They were designed to disrupt England's supply lines and innumerable sunken ships bear witness to that. The "Grey Wolves" of the Atlantic made war on escort convoys and hunted in packs. Accustomed to success, however, the period from 1943 was devastating for the German submarines: the hunters became the hunted. New search equipment tracked the German submarines mercilessly and turned them into steel coffins for innumerable German submarine crews. The type VII-C submarine illustrates the rise and fall of German submarine warfare.
Model details
Scale 1:144
Release date 10/2007
Skill Level 9
U214
Based on the 209-class but featuring the propulsion system of the improved 212-class German submarine.
Thanks for the AIP system of the U212 and U214 based on fuel cells, the submarines are capable of long-distance submerged passage to the area of operation. On 22nd April 2004 the first U214 for the Greek Navy was named 'Papanikolis'.
Model details
Scale 1:144
Release date 09/2007
No. of parts 65
Length 451 mm
Skill Level 9
Type VIIC U-boat
The U-Boot type VII-C is the best known German submarine from World War II. It was built in large numbers and upgraded several times. This type represents the ultimate high point of the submarine era. Equipped with four bow and one stern torpedo the VII-C was a fearsome weapon. The task assigned to the German submarines was trade warfare. They were designed to disrupt England's supply lines and innumerable sunken ships bear witness to that. The "Grey Wolves" of the Atlantic made war on escort convoys and hunted in packs. Accustomed to success, however, the period from 1943 was devastating for the German submarines: the hunters became the hunted. New search equipment tracked the German submarines mercilessly and turned them into steel coffins for innumerable German submarine crews. The type VII-C submarine illustrates the rise and fall of German submarine warfare.
Model details
Scale 1:144
Release date 10/2007
Skill Level 9
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