Revell 05187 German Midget Submarine Type Molch 1:72 Scale - Unbuilt/Unpainted Plastic Model Kit

• U-boat pig Type XXVI - Fascinating German naval history in miniature format
• The detailed model kit of the German special submarine Molch brings you a fascinating piece of naval history directly to your crafting table.
• Crafted to a precise 1:72 scale, this kit allows you to create an authentic model of one of the most innovative submarine developments of World War II.
• True-to-scale replica in 1:72 format with high detail of the historical original - 35 high-quality individual parts made of plastic for precise assembly.
• Multilingual, illustrated building instructions for smooth assembly - Authentic decals for true-to-life labeling and labeling.

U-boat pig Type XXVI - Fascinating German naval history in miniature format The detailed model kit of the German special submarine Molch brings you a fascinating piece of naval history directly to your crafting table. Crafted to a precise 1:72 scale, this kit allows you to create an authentic model of one of the most innovative submarine developments of World War II. Special features True-to-scale replica in 1:72 format with high detail of the historical original 35 high-quality individual parts made of plastic for precise assembly Multilingual, illustrated building instructions for smooth assembly Authentic decals for true-to-life labeling and labeling Scope of delivery Complete plastic kit with 35 individual parts Detailed, multilingual building instructions with step-by-step illustrations High-quality decal sheet for authentic markings The model kit provides you with all the components for a historically accurate replica of the Molch submarine. The precisely manufactured individual parts allow you to design in detail, while the illustrated building instructions guide you step by step through the assembly. Background The U-boat Molch, developed in the last years of the war from 1944 onwards, represented a significant innovation in German U-boat technology. Designed as a special submarine, it was intended for reconnaissance and special missions. Its compact design and advanced technology made it a remarkable example of German engineering. Although only a few examples were built, the newt bears witness to the technical developments of its time and offers a fascinating insight into maritime military history.