SPECIAL HOBBY 1/72 U-Boot Type XXIII | Unboxing & Review |

Published 06 October 2024
BJ unboxes the Special Navy 1/72 scale U-boat Type 23 kit! 🚢
BJ explores this late World War II coastal submarine model. He examines the kit's contents, including plastic and resin parts, photo-etch details, and clear acetate pieces. BJ highlights the high-quality surface details on the hull and explains some of the unique features of this small submarine design. The video provides a comprehensive look at what modelers can expect from this multi-media kit.
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SPECIAL HOBBY 1/72 U-Boot Typ XXIII
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[@joshuariddensdale2126]

Nice kit. The Type 23, like its larger counterpart the Type 21, was too little too late to make a difference, but nonetheless carried out the last attack of the war, just hours before the surrender. But just imagine if the hydrogen peroxide engine had been successful and implemented in the 21 and 23 (Germany did actually have a working prototype, the Type 18 Uboat, but the technology was too advanced for the time. In the fictional novel Storm Force From Navarone, Germany is successful with the hydrogen peroxide engine, and has launched Project Werewolf, two Uboats that are equipped with said engines).