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Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« on: 19 Feb , 2017, 04:38 »
Hi Gents,

I have visited the "International Maritime Museum Hamburg" a few weeks ago (http://www.imm-hamburg.de).

A visit which I wanted to do for years. The museum has more than 4 floors in a very large building (a former storehouse). The exhibition shows IMO every aspect of seafaring. It takes me more than six hours for an inspection but I suppose I will need a second visitation because the rooms are crammed (meant as a compliment) with very interesting exhibits from around the world. So if you stay in Hamburg I highly recommend this museum for a visit.

I took a lot of pictures specially in the Navy Department and – as you will have gathered – with focus on submarines and uboats. So lets start with this picture thread sorted a little bit by different time and technical periods.

"Overview.jpg" shows the wall with submarine and uboat models (mostly 1/100 Scale). The pictures named "AA-gun" (2 cm/twin) and "Uboat_net" are self explaining.

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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #1 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 04:55 »
Pre wartime (WW1) uboats and submarines


French submarine "Gustav Zede" (commissioning 1893). I like the design it looks very modern to me with a touch of Jules Verne.


"U1"is  Germanys first submarine (commissioning 1906). IMO "U1" looks like a mixture of a torpedo- and uboat. The original "U1" is exhibited in Munich today as a cutaway (scale 1:1 of course). YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ1aZT4HsUg


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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #2 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 05:09 »
WW1 Uboats
"U9" German Uboat, commander Otto Weddigen. In September 1914 "U9" sunk three british warships within 75 minutes.
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #3 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 05:15 »
WW1 Uboats
"U35" German Uboat, there is a documentation about one of "U35" patrols in the Mediterranean on Youtube called "Der magische Gürtel" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoA1wOrmTLk
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #4 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 05:49 »
WW1
"Küsten-U-Boot" (uboat for costal missions) and "U53" (sunk more than 80 ships).
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #5 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 06:01 »
WW2
U-boat diorama 1/35 scale. I'am not sure but I assume this diorama was listed on ebay a few years ago and it was sold at the end of the auction for more than 10,000.00 EUR (ten thousand).
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #6 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 06:06 »
WW2 –Typ VII
Scale 1/100 (cutaway with compartments).




More to come – please stay tuned!

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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #7 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 10:16 »
Let's continue with
WW2 – Typ IXd
U 873 with "Bachstelze" (again scale 1/100)
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #8 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 10:21 »
WW2 – Typ XXI
Scale 1/100, the deck of this model is very well done. IMO it's high time that Revell do this one in 1/72 scale.

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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #9 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 10:27 »
WW2 – Typ XXI (cutaway model)
Part 1
I don't remember the scale of this one exactly, but I suppose 1/50 here.
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #10 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 10:29 »
WW2 – Typ XXI (cutaway model)
Part 2
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #11 on: 19 Feb , 2017, 10:32 »
WW2 – Typ XXI (cutaway model)
Part 3
Hope you enjoyed this little exhibition thread.

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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #12 on: 27 Feb , 2017, 07:55 »
Thanks for the great images.
Seems like a very interesting museum. I'll keep that in mind for when I find myself near Hamburg.
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #13 on: 03 Mar , 2017, 09:11 »
Another excellent thread Falo, keep it upp!
Regards
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #14 on: 04 Mar , 2017, 19:39 »
Hi Falo,


Very interesting, looks like it's worth a visit.


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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #15 on: 27 Mar , 2017, 07:27 »
Hi XL, hi Sg, hi Cap,

thank you all for your kind check back signal. This was a stimulus to look for more pictures, so here are a few latecomers.

The first batch shows a original german WW1 torpedo with inner workings. The torpedo was found near Helgoland (Northern Sea). During WW1 Helgoland was a UBoat base.


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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #16 on: 27 Mar , 2017, 07:30 »
These two pictures are showing a scrachtbuilt of the „Nautilus“ as it appeared in the novel of Jules Verne. The modeler (Felix Lühning from Berlin) used the description of Verne to build the famous (fictional) submarine.
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Re: Submarine Department of the IMM Hamburg
« Reply #17 on: 27 Mar , 2017, 07:32 »
The first picture shows a diorama of the sunk japanese Battleship „Yamato“.

The second picture shows the „Novgorod“ a russian coastal ironclad. Scale is 1/100. The design and development  of the boat was restricted after Russia lost the crimea war, hence the fleet of the czar was not allowed to had Battleships in the Black Sea.

The last picture illustrates a german torpedo boat from WW1 (Scale: 1/100).

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