Revell U99 (Type B) 1:125 to U96 (Type C) conversion

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This is the Revell U99 converted to U96 in 1:125 scale that I did many years ago when I first joined MSW.
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WOW! I must say that uploading photos with this new site is a breeze.

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Beautifully done, Joe. Thanks for sharing these pics!

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Tim,
Thank you for liking and comment,

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Thats a very nice U-boat!

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Thank you for looking in and comment.

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Very nice job! I always felt that the old U-99/47 kit was vas under appreciated. The basics are there, you just need to add detail. And you added lots of detail!

Here are a couple photos of the U-99 with interior I did many years ago. Unfortunately, long before digital cameras.
Ken.

001 U-99 Done
001 U-99 Done1772Ă—896 236 KB
023 U-99 Side
023 U-99 Side1508Ă—1024 208 KB
007 U-99 Torpedo Tube Doors
007 U-99 Torpedo Tube Doors992Ă—736 87.3 KB
017 U-99
017 U-991452Ă—1036 526 KB
005 U-99 Deck Gun
005 U-99 Deck Gun1260Ă—1004 443 KB

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Hi Ken, Thanks for liking! and I see you did a great job yourself on that sub!
If it is the same sub, I believe it was posted on some site many years ago but
no mention of the builder…again GREAT interior!
Cheers,

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Hi Ken,

What a beautiful cutaway! I built this kit as a kid (marketed then as the Gunther Prien U-47 “Show-Off Model”), but your rendition is how mine should have looked (but definitely didn’t). Wonderful job!

Both your build and Joe’s U-96 show just how underrated Revell’s classic Type VII kit really was. Thank you both!