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  • Cruel Seas: German KriegsfischkutterCruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter
    Cruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter
    Known as KFKs, these vessels were mostly wooden fishing boats intended for use by the Kriegsmarine as patrol boats and sub chasers. Their design dates back to 1920. A huge building programme was launched in 1942, making them the largest German warship design. About...
    $62.00 USD
    $62.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: German Siebel Ferry (2)Cruel Seas: German Siebel Ferry (2)
    Cruel Seas: German Siebel Ferry (2)
    Dubbed the Kleine fähre (small ferry) the Siebel ferry would prove it's self a highly useful and adaptable vessel. Aircraft designer Fritz Siebel (A commissioned a colonel in the Luftwaffe) had been assigned his own Sonderkommando (special command) for improvising Luftwaffe invasion craft for...
    $66.00 USD
    $66.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: German U-Boat VIIcCruel Seas: German U-Boat VIIc
    Cruel Seas: German U-Boat VIIc
    The Type VII formed the backbone of Germany’s mighty U-boat fleet throughout the Second World War, sinking vast quantities of Allied shipping but suffering horrific casualties in return. They were the most widely-produced submarines in history. 703 were built, of which only one (U-995)...
    $46.50 USD
    $46.50 USD
  • Cruel Seas: HMS CampbeltownCruel Seas: HMS Campbeltown
    Cruel Seas: HMS Campbeltown
    Originally a US destroyer, HMS Campbeltown was transferred to the Royal Navy as part of the Destroyers for Bases agreement after the outset of World War Two. She was arguably the most famous of these ships due to her role in Operation Chariot in...
    $83.00 USD
    $83.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: IJN No 13 SubchaserCruel Seas: IJN No 13 Subchaser
    Cruel Seas: IJN No 13 Subchaser
    The IJN Subchaser was developed to counter the increased threat to Japanese shipping posed by a growing number of submarines in the Soviet Pacific Ocean Fleet. Though three sub classes were produced, they were all referred to as the No.13 class by the IJN....
    $62.00 USD
    $62.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: Kriegsfischkutter Flotilla
    Cruel Seas: Kriegsfischkutter Flotilla
    Known as KFKs, these vessels were mostly wooden fishing boats intended for use by the Kriegsmarine as patrol boats and sub chasers. Their design dates back to 1920. A huge building programme was launched in 1942, making them the largest German warship design. About...
    $112.00 USD
    $125.00 USD
    $112.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: LCS(L) – Fairmile HCruel Seas: LCS(L) – Fairmile H
    Cruel Seas: LCS(L) – Fairmile H
    The LCI(S) was a Fairmile H wooden design using the same prefabrication techniques used in their Dog Boats. It was designed as a cheap-to-make raider transport. Around 40 were built in 1942. Some were converted to LCS(L) support gunboats. Contains 2 resin and metal...
    $62.00 USD
    $62.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: Linse explosive motorboatCruel Seas: Linse explosive motorboat
    Cruel Seas: Linse explosive motorboat
    Devised in the last years of the war, the Linse boats were one of the Kriegsmarine's last gasps - designed for special operations against Allied shipping in harbour. These 6ft plywood boats operated in squadrons of three, two suicide boats and a command boat....
    $17.00 USD
    $17.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: ML 303 Motor LaunchCruel Seas: ML 303 Motor Launch
    Cruel Seas: ML 303 Motor Launch
    By far the largest of Royal Navy flotilla vessels were the ML (motor launches), used for a multitude of purposes including harbour defence, anti-submarine work, convoy escorts, minesweeping and air-sea rescue. Crewed by 16 souls, they weighed 85 tonnes and were 112 feet long....
    $62.00 USD
    $62.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: MT Barchino explosive motorboatCruel Seas: MT Barchino explosive motorboat
    Cruel Seas: MT Barchino explosive motorboat
    Developed in the inter-war years by the Royal Italian Navy, these explosive boats were developed for special operations and would inspire the German Linse program. They were designed to be launched from a mothership, making a silent approach while avoiding any harbour defences, before...
    $17.00 USD
    $17.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: R-23 R-boatCruel Seas: R-23 R-boat
    Cruel Seas: R-23 R-boat
    The R-boat, also known as Räumboote in German, was a class of naval vessels originally designed as minesweepers, but their role evolved under fire. Prized for their manoeuvrability and shallow draft, they were perfect for escorting coastal traffic and patrolling the extensive coastlines of...
    $62.00 USD
    $62.00 USD
  • Cruel Seas: Royal Navy T-class submarineCruel Seas: Royal Navy T-class submarine
    Cruel Seas: Royal Navy T-class submarine
    The Triton (or “T”) class of submarines played a major role in the Royal Navy’s submarine force during the Second World War. Formidably armed with no fewer than eleven torpedo tubes, a 4-inch deck gun, and an Oerlikon 20mm anti-aircraft gun, these mighty vessels...
    $46.50 USD
    $46.50 USD
  • Cruel Seas: Soviet Bronekater pr.1125 with KatyushaCruel Seas: Soviet Bronekater pr.1125 with Katyusha
    Cruel Seas: Soviet Bronekater pr.1125 with Katyusha
    Often referred to as the “riverine tanks” or “Bronekater” the gunboats of the project 1124 and 1125 series played an important role in securing the large system of waterways of the Soviet Union. Transportable by train from a river to other, it was designed...
    $33.50 USD
    $33.50 USD

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