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The LA class serves as the backbone of the United States submarine force. The LA class is an attack submarine, whose mission is to engage enemy surface ships and submarines perform covert operations, and to protect carrier battle groups (CVBGs), which are the primary unit of US naval/military power. The USS Los Angeles (SSN-688) was ordered on January 8, 1971, and was commissioned on November 13, 1976. USS Dallas (SSN-700) was launched on April 28, 1979 and was commissioned on July 18, 1981. Dallas is assigned to the US Atlantic Fleet and is home ported at Groton, CT. Since then, eighty-five Los Angeles Class ships have been delivered to the US Navy, with most of them still operating in 2002. USS Dallas was featured prominently in the novel and film adaptation of Tom Clancy’s The Hunt for Red October. The USS Dallas was also featured as the submarine commanded by Tessa’s late father in Full Metal Panic!, it was the Dallas that was in peril and ended up being saved by Richard Merdukas. USS Dallas was mentioned in the BBC drama Threads, as being sunk (presumably by Soviet forces) in the waters off Iran in the lead up to war.

Dimensions: 2″L x 9.5″W x 7.04″H

The TYPHOON class ballistic missile submarine is the largest submarine in the world by far .It was one of the most feared weapons of the Cold War. The submarine’s design includes features for traveling under ice and breaking ice. Each submarine is capable of carrying twenty long-range ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads. The missile has a range of up to 10,000 km and was once aimed at the United States . The lead unit of this class was commissioned in September 1980 and introduced into the Northern fleet on 12 December 1981. During 1981 to 1989, six Typhoon submarines entered service. A seventh vessel was begun but never finished.

– Completed length approximately 9 5/8″
– Includes color painting guide and decals for hull markings
– 1/700 Scale Ship

Plastic Model Kit
Assembly and Painting Required
Measures 42 inches long when complete!

Model kit features: Kit features multipart full hull with engraved panel lines, rotatable propulsion screw in pivoting main thruster assembly, clear-molded view portholes, detailed external appendages (horizontal thrusters, camera array, sample baskets and remote manipulator arms), finely molded hull fittings, removable ballast and display stand.

Molded in white, orange-yellow and clear; completed model is approximately 5.4″ long. Includes 6-view painting guide and decals for hull markings and stand nameplate.

U-Boat Type VIIC/41

A classic example of a WWII fleet submarine, the Lionfish wreaked havoc with Japanese shipping.

Features: Detailed conning tower, display stand, waterslide decals.

The submarine proved to be the demise of virtually the entire Japanese merchant fleet during World War II in the Pacific. It was also effective in scouting the location and movement of enemy ships and transporting raiding parties and coastal lookouts to Japanese held locales. It had six forward torpedo tubes and four aft tubes. Highly detailed hull, deck, bridge, and conning tower. Twin propellers, fore and aft diving planes. One deck gun 4″/50 caliber Two 20 millimeter Oerlikon anti-aircraft guns. One 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft guns Contains a memorial display stand and authentic waterslide markings.

Radio controlled comes with a high sensitive transmitter
Simulating a true style- Excellent paint quality
Full function:diving,forward,left turn,right turn,surface

Package includes:

Super Submarine remote controlled
One remote radio controller
Instructions

Note:
Ages: 8+
Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.
Good to maintenance,clean it with the dry cloth.

A submarine and ship together in the same kit

1/700 Scale Russian Typhoon Class submarine and the USS Cole destroyer.

The submarine kit in the box is a Typhoon-class vessel. This Project 941 or Akula type (Akula means “Shark” in Russian) is a Russian nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine that first appeared in the 1980s. It carries 20 SS-N-20 missiles, each of which contain a maximum of ten nuclear warheads. The Typhoon is the largest sub ever built, with maximum displacement of 33,800 tons and a crew of 163.

The ship in the kit is the U.S.S. Cole is an Arleigh Burke-class Aegis-equipped guided missile destroyer. It was commissioned on 8 June 1996. The U.S.S. Cole (DDG-67), perhaps most infamously known as the vessel that was attacked and bombed by Islamic Al-Qaeda extremists while refueling in the Yemeni port of Aden on October 12, 2000. The suicide attack killed 17 sailors and wounded another 39.