Hobby Boss 1/700 DKM U-Boat Type C
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Description
Discover the precision and detail of this WWII German Type IX C U-Boat injection plastic assembly model kit. Perfect for enthusiasts of military history and model building, this kit allows you to construct a highly detailed replica of the iconic submarine. Choose to build it as either a sleek waterline model or a comprehensive full-hull version to suit your display preferences. Once assembled, the model measures an impressive 10.7cm in length, making it a standout addition to any collection.
**Please Note:** Despite what the packaging may suggest in English about containing "plastic parts for two U-Boats," be informed that the box actually includes parts for only ONE complete U-Boat model. It appears there might be a mistranslation regarding the waterline/full-hull option, possibly meant to convey "Can be built as one of two versions, waterline or full-hull." Rest assured, each box is designed to build one detailed U-Boat model.
- [Includes]:
- Parts for one WWII German Type IX C U-Boat model
- Option to build as waterline or full-hull model
- [Size]:
- 10.7cm in length when fully assembled
- [Materials]:
- High-quality injection plastic for precision and durability
This model kit is a must-have for any model building enthusiast or fan of WWII naval history, offering hours of engaging assembly leading to a historically accurate and visually striking display piece.