Cruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter Low-relief Building Facades

Cruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter Low-relief Building FacadesKnown 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

They carried a 100 mm main gun forward

The heavy frame and large size of the Krasz mean that their weapons and other equipment also need to be robust

3 x Semovente M40 75/18 S

protecting the land against raids and invasion

or PT boats (patrol torpedo) as they were named

Alongside the two torpedoes and a regular crew

It is a do or die force

Unlike most other nations

This blister pack contains eight randomly selected figures

2 x 3" Casement

boldness being a connecting factor whether in battleships or tiny craft

This pack contains eight randomly selected French Legere Centre Company models