 Content SMS Tb 80T kuk / rum. Vijelia |
| DBTyp | Model | |
| Base type | 74T class | |
| Furthermore referenced in country lists as: (Romania): 74 class, (Croatia): kuk 74T class (as similar), (Austria-Hungary): 250t class Triest: 74T class, (SU): 74T class (kuk), (Germany): TA 48, kuk 74T class (as similar) | ||
| Kit manufacturer | Fpmodel Shapeways | (Shapeways:) http://www.shapeways.com |
| Material | 3D-Print | |
| Origin country | Austria-Hungary | Parent category: Europe |
| Operator country | Austria-Hungary Romania For the class: Yugoslavia Italy Germany SU | Parent category: Europe, Asia, , , , |
| Furthermore referenced in country lists (as similar) as: Croatia (kuk 74T class) | ||
| Build era | 0 (not yet built) | |
| Topics | Destroyer | (Destroyer:) 3D-Images in http://www.italiandestroyers.com (Ship:) Navies: To the list of all ship classes Parent category: Ship |
| Aera of use | WWI Interwar For the class: WW2 | (WW2:) second world war |
| Scale | 1/700 | |
| BaseVehicle | Ship | |
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| Model Romanian War 1941-6: Naluca |  | |
| Model TA48 ex kuk 78T |  GE48 TA48 Ex-Yugoslav TB. 1944 German version of WW1 era 250 ton TB History: Former Austro-Hungarian torpedo boats 78T and 96F of "250-ton" type. In 1920 they became Yugoslavian T3 and T7 and in 1941 were captured by Italians and entered their service under former numbers. T7 8/9/1943 was captured by German troops at Gruz, 11/9/1943 renamed TA3... | |