Have a look at this video of a engine run of a WW1 MAN F6V35. Link: Technical info: This U-boat engine was built in 1917 by Blohm & Voss in Hamburg to operate in a German submarine. This engine however never made it into a U-boat as the war was running to an end. The engine was stored and transferred to Holland during the second World War to operate as a generator engine in a water supp
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hornetsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have tried to find more details and images > relating to Otto Wunsche but to date have little > more than is already on this excellent website . > Can anyone help me out with deeper information on > U-25 ..its crew and commander ? A book from Pen & Sword books on the subject: U-Boats in
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R.Carlisle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would also like to get access to the website to > see the images. > > Rodney Carlisle Try this one:
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Maybe the book "Die UC- Boote der Kaiserlichen Marine 1914 - 1918. Minenkrieg mit U- Booten." will have the info needed. I have the UB book and its great, and Im shure the UC is just as good. Try
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Maybe some of the figures from Preiser can be uses, with some minor modification??
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ph0ebus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Done. Here's the link to the threads in the GWF: Thanks for the link :-)
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A nice article on the subject can be found in a book from Verlinden called Superdioramas. Have a look at this link: No drawings thou :-(
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Hi Ron PM sent ;-) //Roffa
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Ron Young Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a photo of the boat soon after > she was raised, before she was taken to the Tyne > > Cheers Ron Do you have a picture to shear with us? Maybe a link? Thanks :-) //Roffa
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Wiener Modellbau have som uboats from k.u.k. Kriegsmarine in 1/350 scale: And H-P models for some 1/700 models: Review of some models from H-P models: //Roffa
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