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We will gladly repair or replace your item, issue a refund, or negotiate a partial credit. Molch boats todayĭid you know that there are several Molch boats in museums today? The one below is at Neustadt / Holstein, Germany.We love happy customers and do our best to maintain a fair and hassle-free customer satisfaction policy. 1:35 scale Dimensions LxW (built): 310 x 62 mm 70+ parts including photo-etched and. More information on midget submarine operations. Plastic model kit for building a German midget submarine Molch. Their own and only sank 7 small ships with a total of 491 tons and damaged 2 for 15,516 tons. The last two were destroyed in allied warship bombardment of San Remo shortly thereafter.įrom January through April 1945 the Molch and Biber midget boats went out on 102 sorties, lost 70 of
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With Verlinden gone the kits are getting scare so grab yours now FREE USA USPS shipping with free tracking INCLUDED. needs some work to clue everthing together Molch 144 007b 0,8 (repariert) Tags WWII 1/144 kriegsmarine sub submarine wargaming wehrmacht wwii Details What's in the box: Molch 144 007b 0,8 (repariert) Dimensions: 5.84 x 2.81 x 2. Verlinden Productions 1247 1:35 Scale German WWII Pocket Submarine Molch Nicely detailed resin kit. K-Verband 411 flotilla and on the night of 25/26 September 1944 they attacked, sinking or damaging nothing for the loss of 10 out of the 12. Product Description German mini submarine from WWII. The Molch were used in the Mediterranean in a desperate action against theĪllied Operation Dragoon (invasion of the French Riviera coast). All the boats were built by AG Weser in Bremen. It was fully electrical and was created for coastal operations, with a range of 64 km (35 mi) at 5 knots (9.3 km/h 5.8 mph). The first of 393 such boats was delivered on June 12, 1944. The Molch was based on torpedo technology, and carried two G7e torpedoes attached externally on either side of the craft. Two sheet plan show some model construction techniques. These boats were designed to travel submerged only. Molch & Hecht: Drawings for two German miniature submarines and working torpedoes. Looking like a large torpedo they had the small range of 40 miles at 5 knots and carried 2 underslung torpedoes. Molch: The Salamanders were the first German pocket submersibles in use.

More information on midget submarine operations. These 11 ton one-man boats were all electric and designed for coastal operations. From January through April 1945 the Molch and Biber midget boats went out on 102 sorties, lost 70 of their own and only sank 7 small ships with a total of 491 tons and damaged 2 for 15,516 tons. German midget submarines Molch (Salamander)Ī completed Molch seen at the AG Weser Molch yard in Bremen
