Odd.

[Augustus]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ds-newsxml

 

[lewis1641]

 

[P20]

Brilliant

 

[spudgun]

Top chap, why not

 

[passiflora]

I get this...but why not do it properly...

find a genuine German U-boat sunk or otherwise, and restore.



Fit torpeo's and blow all thoose slow slow narrowboats out of the water :twisted:

 

[Lysander]

"Identical replica superstructure"..............my F*ck*ng *rse!!

About as convincing as a Rosie and Jim remake of Das Boot

 

[tintin40]

"Identical replica superstructure"..............my F*ck*ng *rse!!

About as convincing as a Rosie and Jim remake of Das Boot

agree

Saw it on Sky news. Looks nothing like U boat more like a American sub

 

[mikee]

was gonna say that it looks like a canal boat with a bit nailed on it

"fun" tho :roll:

 

[taffy]

"Identical replica superstructure"..............my F*ck*ng *rse!!

About as convincing as a Rosie and Jim remake of Das Boot

Cyril spent £25,000 on the shell of a traditional narrow boat and engine before spending a further £25,000 instructing a Liverpool-based yard to build him an identical U-boat super structure

100 ltrs battleship grey paint (ltd edition U boot 1943 spetzial..) £500
Plumbing fixtures - assorted £45
10 sheets weatherboard £65
3/4 ton steel sheeting £155
maplins all weather CCT camera and screen £75


Total £840

i think he got done - especially as a WW2 U boat didnt have conning tower diving planes

 

[Lysander]

Cyril spent £25,000 on the shell of a traditional narrow boat and engine before spending a further £25,000 instructing a Liverpool-based yard to bend him over and then ask for the Vaseline

There, sorted it.............