Cruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter new-releases M8/M20 Greyhound Scout Car (Plastic

M8/M20 Greyhound Scout Car (Plastic Box)

They were not designed for combat

By the later stages of the war the lack of any production or repair facilities let alone any raw materials

Bolt Action stats

Further additions included bow cases and quivers attached to the sides of the chariot

Cruel Seas: German Kriegsfischkutter new-releases M8/M20 Greyhound Scout Car (PlasticKnown 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