Cruel Seas: Kriegsfischkutter Flotilla

Cruel Seas: Kriegsfischkutter FlotillaKnown 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 612 were completed in 42 different shipyards across seven countries (certain country's shipyards were unaware they were constructing war vessels). Out of 554 commissioned, more than 130

Please note that accessories and platforms are sold separately

Brick single storey gable end panel with loco entrance & roller shutter door

This blister pack contains six unpainted figures and pikes are included

The Flower-class corvette (also known as the Gladiolus class after the lead ship) was a British class ship used to escort Allied convoys and act as an anti-submarine vessel during the Battle of the Atlantic

245mm long

O Gauge Modern 1990's onwards small factory unit front (178mm wide x 132mm high)

O Gauge GWR Corrugated Lamp Hut (57mm x 43mm x 52mm high)

O Gauge Brick Built Yard Office Kit

Some assembly is required with these models to attach landing gear and propellers

1 x Fugas class Minesweeper (resin and metal)

Always eager to increase firepower the US Navy developed a particularly unpleasant weapon system for their PT boats in 1944

Internal clearance: width 193mm