Here the next figure of the "Eisernes Kreuz" ("Iron Cross") Range...:

Title: German U-Boat Commander, 1941
Scales: 1:16, 1:32, 1:35, 1:48 and 1:72
Resin
Sculptor/Boxart: Andrea team
Numbers:
EK16-F009 (1:16)
EK 32-F009 (1:32) (taken off from the Webite.)
EK35-F009 (1:35)
EK 48-F009 (1:48)
EK 72-F009 (1:72)

Prices:
63 € (1:16)
45 € (1:32) (taken off from the Website)
20 € (1:35)
9 € (1:48)
7 € (1:72)
plus tax and shipping costs!






Template was Kapitänleutnant Herbert Kuppisch as Commander of U 94 in the year 1941 after
this photo taken by Lothar Günther Buchheim (Author of the book "The Boat")...:



Kuppisch died as Commander of U 847 on August 27, 1943 together with his whole crew, after his boat was sunk by planes of USS "Card".


Source:
http://www.andreaeurope.com/en/11/e...409/ek16-f009-u-boot-kommandant-1941-116.html


Cheers

Oh yes!It´s time to look at the director´s cut from "Das Boot".

Some pics:

Leutnant zur See Lothar Günther Buchheim as Kriegsberichter aboard U 96 ("Das Boot")...:




Here he talks to Kapitänleutnant Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock...:




Commander of U 96 Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock ("Der Alte")...:




Buchheim as an old man (hie died in 2007)...:




Kapitänleutnant Lehmann-Willenbrock came from my hometown Bremen. There also he died in 1986.


Cheers

45 € (1:32) for a 54mm, are you crazy...

25Euro difference between 35 and 32 scale?!?!?

Edited description:

U-Boot-Kommandant, 1941
Scenic Base included
Ready to assemble cast resin and metal kit.
Ultrarealistic figure.
Painted by Carlos Royo

Kapitänleutnant Herbert Kuppisch (1909-1943) was decorated with the Knight Cross and spent his entire career in the U-boat force until being sunk on 27 August, 1943...


Edited Prices and Scales:

EK16-F009 (1:16)
63 €

EK35-F009 (1:35)
20€

EK48-F009 (1:48)
9 €

EK72-F009 (1:72)
7 €

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Small note on my part:

The fifth version (scale 1:32, No. 32-F009) stood with the price I mentioned yesterday on the "Andrea" website!



I did not come up with that...
Cheers

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I wonder why they consistently refuse to release in 1:32 and 75 mm, which I think are the perfect scales for this figure...