The German Type II submarines were the first new designs completed for coastal service in the North Sea and the Baltic after the end of the First World War. The Type IIs had powerful engines, were very manoeuvrable and could dive within 25 seconds. After only four months in production a submarine was launched. By the end of 1936 the German submarine forces had over 24 available. Referred to as the canoe due to the proverbial cramped conditions on board, some of the total of 50 submarines made were still in service in the Black Sea at the beginning of 1944. The German Navy training flotillas used this type until the war ended in 1945.
- Two conning tower variants.
- Net cutter.
- Hull with welds.
- Imitation vents.
- Authentic deck details.
- Detailed screws and rudder.
- Periscope.
- Detailed 20 mm anti-aircraft gun.
- Display stand.
Decals for the following versions:
- U-Boot Typ IIB, U9, 1. U-Flottille, Kiel, 1939.
- U-Boot Typ IIB, U20, 1. U-Flottille, Kiel, 1940.
- U-Boot Typ IIB, U23, 1. U-Flottille, Kiel, 1939.
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