1:400 U-570

U-570 (Type VIIC) is a plastic kit of the German submarine of the Second World War in 1:400 scale from the manufacturer Mirage Hobby.

Scale1:400
Manufacturer Mirage Hobby
Product EAN8591111404112

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7.96 €
6.58 € without VAT
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U-570 Type VIIC 1:400 (Mirage Hobby)

An injection-molded plastic kit of the German submarine U-570 of Type VIIC in 1:400 scale from the manufacturer Mirage Hobby. The model has a full hull and holds parts of gray plastic, decals and a stand. It renders a boat with a remarkable fate, connected also with its later British designation.

The real subject

Type VIIC was the most widespread type of German submarine of the Second World War. U-570 became known for having been captured by the Royal Navy in 1941 and then taken into its service under a new name. She is therefore one of the few boats that served on both sides.

Building and painting tips

In 1:400 scale, butt-glue the halves of the hull and sand the seam finely. According to the period you choose, you can pick a matching color scheme; use a primer base, naval shades and a matte varnish. Fine accenting of the deck and the hatches will underline the detail.

Who the model is for

  • collectors of German submarines of Type VII
  • modelers interested in the remarkable wartime fates of vessels
  • builders of collections of submarines in a single 1:400 scale
  • anyone interested in a boat with service on both sides

The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.

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FAQ

She was captured by the Royal Navy in 1941 and then served under a new name, so she is one of the few boats that served on both sides.

It is a German submarine of Type VIIC, the most widespread type of the Second World War.

Yes, the model is supplied unpainted; paints and glue have to be bought.

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