PE for Revell Type VII C U boat

Howdy Bismark9...there are a ton of great aftermarket kits and 3 major PE sets. I have seen some nice out-of-the-box builds, but this is a sweet model, go for the goodies I say. I've just started building mine, head over to my site for a list of major accessories and helpful (hopefully) sources. There are also links to a handful or so of finished boats by various people.

http://www.rocketcopy.biz/models/uboat

Good hunting.

Howdy Rokket,
Thanks for the info. Great website you have. I usually do armour but I am going to tackle this sub. I will keep watching your progress and post some photos of mine.

From the other colony, (Canada),

Cheers, Guy

here you go Bizmark9 this link is from FSM home page
http://cgi.ebay.com/eduard-1-72-U-Boat-VIIC-photo-etched-for-Rev-Germany_W0QQitemZ6009930468QQcategoryZ2590QQcmdZViewItem

I built this kit in January - February.  I used the Brass models PE set, and quite honestly wished I hadn't.  It really did not enhance the original kit that much, and with all the drilling and cutting and the adding sheet styrene so you couldn't look through, I wish I had just built it OOB and enjoyed building it.  This kit has so many after market parts that you probably would only need to buy a hull to build one.  So  you decide how far you want to go with it.  The kit is really quite an excellent OOB canidate.

Hi, like my homework!!!!

http://www.hobbymex.com/foro/viewtopic.php?t=5322

Edgar Lugo

 Mexico City

Howdy bismark9 - definitely post pix, love to see your work.

Very impressive work Edgar! You have made brass railings, something I'm hoping to do. Great pictures, really nice work!

Thanks for the commentary, really are a model that absorbs to you and you enjoy from the beginning until the aim, if you need information with taste you I provide it!!!

 

Edgar Lugo

I just finished this kit using the White Ensign Models PE set. Much of this set however is radar antennae and equipment which won't be used if you're modeling an early U-boat. I can highly

recommend the wood deck by Nautilus Models; it looks fantastic when done.