The German Type VII C submarine was by far the most produced submarine. This variant was commissioned in April 1940 and formed the backbone of the German fleet during the Battle of the Atlantic. Only one boat survives, now a museum ship in Laboe, Germany. Type VII submarines were single hulled ocean going vessels, distinguished by their external saddle tanks. More than 700 units were commissioned.

34 parts, 176 mm long

Features distinctive external saddle tanks and hull design

Detailed propellers and rudder

Detailed conning tower - Optional parts for early Type VIIB conning tower

Simple display stand included

Decals included

Image shows painted and assembled kit

Paint and glue not included