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German Submarine Type VIIB (U-Boat U-52)
German Submarine Type VIIB (U-Boat U-52)
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Dive into Naval History
Discover the fascinating world of World War II naval warfare with the German Submarine Type VIIB (U-boat U-52) from COBI's Historical Collection WWII series.
This highly detailed 1:144 scale model recreates one of the most famous German submarines of the Second World War. Packed with authentic details and designed for both display and building enjoyment, the U-52 offers an engaging experience for history enthusiasts, collectors, and model builders alike.
Key Features
Detailed 1:144 Scale Replica
Built from 474 high-quality pieces
Faithful recreation of the Type VIIB submarine
Realistic proportions and surface detailing
Functional Elements
Rotating propellers
Accurate hull design
Detailed deck structures
Premium Quality Construction
Durable, precision-manufactured bricks
Strong connections for long-lasting display
Designed to maintain appearance for years
Impressive Display Model
Measures 46 cm in length
Perfect for shelves, desks, display cabinets, and collections
Attractive presentation piece for military history enthusiasts
Exclusive Display Stand
Elegant display stand included
Collector's nameplate featuring the model name and scale
Ideal for showcasing the finished submarine
Easy-to-Follow Instructions
Clear illustrated assembly guide
Suitable for both experienced builders and beginners
Enjoyable building experience from start to finish
The History of German U-Boats
The term "U-boat" derives from the German word Unterseeboot ("undersea boat").
German submarines became synonymous with stealth, surprise attacks, and devastating effectiveness during both World Wars. During World War II, U-boats formed the backbone of Germany's naval strategy in the Atlantic, often operating in coordinated groups known as "wolf packs" against Allied shipping convoys.
Among all German submarine classes, the Type VII became the most widely produced and successful design. Despite their effectiveness, service aboard a U-boat was extremely dangerous, with one of the highest casualty rates in the German armed forces.
Type VIIB – The Next Generation
The Type VIIB represented a significant improvement over the earlier Type VIIA design.
Enhancements included:
Increased operational range through additional fuel capacity
Improved manoeuvrability
Enhanced combat effectiveness
Capacity for up to 14 torpedoes
8.8 cm deck gun for engaging damaged vessels while conserving torpedoes
Compact, versatile, and highly capable, the Type VIIB became one of the most effective submarines of its era.
U-52 – A Veteran of the Atlantic
The U-52 was:
Launched in 1938
Commissioned in February 1939
Commanded by Kapitänleutnant Wolfgang Barten
During its operational career, U-52:
Completed eight combat patrols
Participated in the Battle of the Atlantic
Sank thirteen Allied ships
Reached speeds of:
17.9 knots surfaced
8 knots submerged
Following the end of the war, the submarine was sunk in Gdańsk in 1945 and dismantled between 1946 and 1947.
Perfect for Collectors and Builders
Whether you're:
A military history enthusiast
A naval warfare collector
A brick-building fan
A young model builder aged 9+
The U-52 offers a rewarding construction experience and a striking display piece that captures a significant chapter of naval history.
Why You'll Love It
✔ Detailed 1:144 scale replica
✔ 474 premium-quality building pieces
✔ Rotating propellers
✔ Collector's display stand included
✔ Historically inspired design
✔ Excellent educational value
✔ Compatible with other major brick brands
✔ Ideal for display and collection purposes
Discover the fascinating world of World War II naval warfare with the German Submarine Type VIIB (U-boat U-52) from COBI's Historical Collection WWII series.
This highly detailed 1:144 scale model recreates one of the most famous German submarines of the Second World War. Packed with authentic details and designed for both display and building enjoyment, the U-52 offers an engaging experience for history enthusiasts, collectors, and model builders alike.
Key Features
Detailed 1:144 Scale Replica
Built from 474 high-quality pieces
Faithful recreation of the Type VIIB submarine
Realistic proportions and surface detailing
Functional Elements
Rotating propellers
Accurate hull design
Detailed deck structures
Premium Quality Construction
Durable, precision-manufactured bricks
Strong connections for long-lasting display
Designed to maintain appearance for years
Impressive Display Model
Measures 46 cm in length
Perfect for shelves, desks, display cabinets, and collections
Attractive presentation piece for military history enthusiasts
Exclusive Display Stand
Elegant display stand included
Collector's nameplate featuring the model name and scale
Ideal for showcasing the finished submarine
Easy-to-Follow Instructions
Clear illustrated assembly guide
Suitable for both experienced builders and beginners
Enjoyable building experience from start to finish
The History of German U-Boats
The term "U-boat" derives from the German word Unterseeboot ("undersea boat").
German submarines became synonymous with stealth, surprise attacks, and devastating effectiveness during both World Wars. During World War II, U-boats formed the backbone of Germany's naval strategy in the Atlantic, often operating in coordinated groups known as "wolf packs" against Allied shipping convoys.
Among all German submarine classes, the Type VII became the most widely produced and successful design. Despite their effectiveness, service aboard a U-boat was extremely dangerous, with one of the highest casualty rates in the German armed forces.
Type VIIB – The Next Generation
The Type VIIB represented a significant improvement over the earlier Type VIIA design.
Enhancements included:
Increased operational range through additional fuel capacity
Improved manoeuvrability
Enhanced combat effectiveness
Capacity for up to 14 torpedoes
8.8 cm deck gun for engaging damaged vessels while conserving torpedoes
Compact, versatile, and highly capable, the Type VIIB became one of the most effective submarines of its era.
U-52 – A Veteran of the Atlantic
The U-52 was:
Launched in 1938
Commissioned in February 1939
Commanded by Kapitänleutnant Wolfgang Barten
During its operational career, U-52:
Completed eight combat patrols
Participated in the Battle of the Atlantic
Sank thirteen Allied ships
Reached speeds of:
17.9 knots surfaced
8 knots submerged
Following the end of the war, the submarine was sunk in Gdańsk in 1945 and dismantled between 1946 and 1947.
Perfect for Collectors and Builders
Whether you're:
A military history enthusiast
A naval warfare collector
A brick-building fan
A young model builder aged 9+
The U-52 offers a rewarding construction experience and a striking display piece that captures a significant chapter of naval history.
Why You'll Love It
✔ Detailed 1:144 scale replica
✔ 474 premium-quality building pieces
✔ Rotating propellers
✔ Collector's display stand included
✔ Historically inspired design
✔ Excellent educational value
✔ Compatible with other major brick brands
✔ Ideal for display and collection purposes
Description
Description
Dive into Naval History
Discover the fascinating world of World War II naval warfare with the German Submarine Type VIIB (U-boat U-52) from COBI's Historical Collection WWII series.
This highly detailed 1:144 scale model recreates one of the most famous German submarines of the Second World War. Packed with authentic details and designed for both display and building enjoyment, the U-52 offers an engaging experience for history enthusiasts, collectors, and model builders alike.
Key Features
Detailed 1:144 Scale Replica
Built from 474 high-quality pieces
Faithful recreation of the Type VIIB submarine
Realistic proportions and surface detailing
Functional Elements
Rotating propellers
Accurate hull design
Detailed deck structures
Premium Quality Construction
Durable, precision-manufactured bricks
Strong connections for long-lasting display
Designed to maintain appearance for years
Impressive Display Model
Measures 46 cm in length
Perfect for shelves, desks, display cabinets, and collections
Attractive presentation piece for military history enthusiasts
Exclusive Display Stand
Elegant display stand included
Collector's nameplate featuring the model name and scale
Ideal for showcasing the finished submarine
Easy-to-Follow Instructions
Clear illustrated assembly guide
Suitable for both experienced builders and beginners
Enjoyable building experience from start to finish
The History of German U-Boats
The term "U-boat" derives from the German word Unterseeboot ("undersea boat").
German submarines became synonymous with stealth, surprise attacks, and devastating effectiveness during both World Wars. During World War II, U-boats formed the backbone of Germany's naval strategy in the Atlantic, often operating in coordinated groups known as "wolf packs" against Allied shipping convoys.
Among all German submarine classes, the Type VII became the most widely produced and successful design. Despite their effectiveness, service aboard a U-boat was extremely dangerous, with one of the highest casualty rates in the German armed forces.
Type VIIB – The Next Generation
The Type VIIB represented a significant improvement over the earlier Type VIIA design.
Enhancements included:
Increased operational range through additional fuel capacity
Improved manoeuvrability
Enhanced combat effectiveness
Capacity for up to 14 torpedoes
8.8 cm deck gun for engaging damaged vessels while conserving torpedoes
Compact, versatile, and highly capable, the Type VIIB became one of the most effective submarines of its era.
U-52 – A Veteran of the Atlantic
The U-52 was:
Launched in 1938
Commissioned in February 1939
Commanded by Kapitänleutnant Wolfgang Barten
During its operational career, U-52:
Completed eight combat patrols
Participated in the Battle of the Atlantic
Sank thirteen Allied ships
Reached speeds of:
17.9 knots surfaced
8 knots submerged
Following the end of the war, the submarine was sunk in Gdańsk in 1945 and dismantled between 1946 and 1947.
Perfect for Collectors and Builders
Whether you're:
A military history enthusiast
A naval warfare collector
A brick-building fan
A young model builder aged 9+
The U-52 offers a rewarding construction experience and a striking display piece that captures a significant chapter of naval history.
Why You'll Love It
✔ Detailed 1:144 scale replica
✔ 474 premium-quality building pieces
✔ Rotating propellers
✔ Collector's display stand included
✔ Historically inspired design
✔ Excellent educational value
✔ Compatible with other major brick brands
✔ Ideal for display and collection purposes
Discover the fascinating world of World War II naval warfare with the German Submarine Type VIIB (U-boat U-52) from COBI's Historical Collection WWII series.
This highly detailed 1:144 scale model recreates one of the most famous German submarines of the Second World War. Packed with authentic details and designed for both display and building enjoyment, the U-52 offers an engaging experience for history enthusiasts, collectors, and model builders alike.
Key Features
Detailed 1:144 Scale Replica
Built from 474 high-quality pieces
Faithful recreation of the Type VIIB submarine
Realistic proportions and surface detailing
Functional Elements
Rotating propellers
Accurate hull design
Detailed deck structures
Premium Quality Construction
Durable, precision-manufactured bricks
Strong connections for long-lasting display
Designed to maintain appearance for years
Impressive Display Model
Measures 46 cm in length
Perfect for shelves, desks, display cabinets, and collections
Attractive presentation piece for military history enthusiasts
Exclusive Display Stand
Elegant display stand included
Collector's nameplate featuring the model name and scale
Ideal for showcasing the finished submarine
Easy-to-Follow Instructions
Clear illustrated assembly guide
Suitable for both experienced builders and beginners
Enjoyable building experience from start to finish
The History of German U-Boats
The term "U-boat" derives from the German word Unterseeboot ("undersea boat").
German submarines became synonymous with stealth, surprise attacks, and devastating effectiveness during both World Wars. During World War II, U-boats formed the backbone of Germany's naval strategy in the Atlantic, often operating in coordinated groups known as "wolf packs" against Allied shipping convoys.
Among all German submarine classes, the Type VII became the most widely produced and successful design. Despite their effectiveness, service aboard a U-boat was extremely dangerous, with one of the highest casualty rates in the German armed forces.
Type VIIB – The Next Generation
The Type VIIB represented a significant improvement over the earlier Type VIIA design.
Enhancements included:
Increased operational range through additional fuel capacity
Improved manoeuvrability
Enhanced combat effectiveness
Capacity for up to 14 torpedoes
8.8 cm deck gun for engaging damaged vessels while conserving torpedoes
Compact, versatile, and highly capable, the Type VIIB became one of the most effective submarines of its era.
U-52 – A Veteran of the Atlantic
The U-52 was:
Launched in 1938
Commissioned in February 1939
Commanded by Kapitänleutnant Wolfgang Barten
During its operational career, U-52:
Completed eight combat patrols
Participated in the Battle of the Atlantic
Sank thirteen Allied ships
Reached speeds of:
17.9 knots surfaced
8 knots submerged
Following the end of the war, the submarine was sunk in Gdańsk in 1945 and dismantled between 1946 and 1947.
Perfect for Collectors and Builders
Whether you're:
A military history enthusiast
A naval warfare collector
A brick-building fan
A young model builder aged 9+
The U-52 offers a rewarding construction experience and a striking display piece that captures a significant chapter of naval history.
Why You'll Love It
✔ Detailed 1:144 scale replica
✔ 474 premium-quality building pieces
✔ Rotating propellers
✔ Collector's display stand included
✔ Historically inspired design
✔ Excellent educational value
✔ Compatible with other major brick brands
✔ Ideal for display and collection purposes
Item Specifics
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