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Type XXIII U-Boat 1/35

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Type XXIII U-Boat 1/35
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This is the Bronco Type XXIII U-Boat in a massive 1/35 scale. The boat I depicted, U-2336, sank the last two merchant ships by submarine in WWII. To depict her I had to add more scuppers to the conning tower and scratchbuilt the snorkel; otherwise it was a straightforward build.

 

Cheers,  Tom

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CW_Tom

Great work on this project!  The Type XXIII used the Walthers engine, correct?

 

I like the weathering effects you did over the hull.  In addition to the rust runs, you managed to give the metal slight warping effects which I find fantastic!  Thanks for posting the finished results.

 

Regards,

 

Tom

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