Micrill "1/144 US Navy SSN-637 Stardon Nuclear Submarine" Plastic model.
The SSN-637 Stadium is the #1 naval attack nuclear submarine in the United States Navy and its ship name was named after the walnut shark and has been sold as a US warship of the same name, since the 2nd Class E Submarine (SS-25).
It was built by the Electric Boat Company in Gruton, Connecticut and was named in 1963 by Mrs. Evalett Darksen in 1966, and was under the command of Captain Curtis B. Shelman Jr.
After being retired and exterminated in 1994, Stardon hull was disassembled in 1995 in Bremarton, Washington according to the nuclear recycling program.
Original:
Passengers: 14 officers, 95 soldiers • Total length: 35.0 ft (89 m) • Total width: 35.8 ft (9.7 m) • Water depth: 29.5 ft (8.8 m)
Drain volume (full): 4,309 tons / Generator: S3G atomic furnace, Maximum speed 25 knots / Weapons: 4 21" torpedo launchers.
The assembly kit includes FRP hull with injection plastic fleet, rudder, screw, and other decals and clear plastic stand.
Total length is approximately 24.2 inches (618 mm) when completed.
This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting.
Adhesives, tools, paints, etc., are required for assembly and painting.
"Plastic Model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industrial Cooperative Association.
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