-Information on micro-mill from the new mold kit 1 / 350USS Growler (SSG-577).
-Grawler is the second normally powered grayback class submarine, named after the largemouth bass.
-Started construction in 1955 at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, named in April 1958, launched and entered service in August of the same year.
-This class is the US Navy's first cruise missile submarine equipped with a hoop-shaped hangar above the front of the ship and capable of operating a regular cruise missile equipped with a nuclear warhead.
-Four regular I can be installed, and it was necessary to deploy a missile launcher after launching.
-After arriving in Pearl Harbor in September 1959, it became the flagship of the 12th submarine fleet.
-Launched the first strategic deterrence patrol with a regular missile equipped with a nuclear warhead in March of the following year.
-Until 1963 Growler completed nine patrol missions and was removed in 1980, and is now available as a memorial ship at the Intrepid Maritime Aerospace Museum.
-This injection plastic kit comes with etched parts and decals.
-Includes a regular I missile and its launch pad.
-When completed, the total length is about 277mm.
[Actual ship specifications]
-Crew: 87
-Total length: 96.9m
-Overall width: 8.2m
-Flood water: 5.7m
-Wastewater volume: 3,550 tons
-Engine: 3 diesel engines, 2 electric motors
-Maximum speed: 20 knots on water, 12 knots on water
-Armed: 8 21-inch torpedo launchers, 4 regular I missiles or 2 regular II missiles
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )