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Old 06-18-11, 05:59 PM   #1
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Ohhhh, nice! I'm gonna print the Virginia and post it on the fridge, and date it Oct 13, so my kids will get the hint.
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Old 06-18-11, 06:25 PM   #2
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Hi Bill. Nice Subs. But isn't the Astute missing something ?

Oh Ya ! A sandbar. Sorry Bill but, had to post that.

They do look nice. I kinda favor the Kilo. It seems more detailed.
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Old 06-18-11, 08:45 PM   #3
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Look nice I just hope they were bigger like 1:144. Well maybe 1/144 is a little too big but I may think 1:350 is a little too small. a foot long detailed modern submarine would be nice.
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Old 06-19-11, 08:38 AM   #4
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Castout - Here are the dimensions:

Kilo: 8.2-in
Astute: 10.8-in
Virginia: 12.9-in
Xia: 13.5-in

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Old 06-19-11, 05:00 PM   #5
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Castout - Here are the dimensions:

Kilo: 8.2-in
Astute: 10.8-in
Virginia: 12.9-in
Xia: 13.5-in

Ah

Silly me. I am so used seeing little submarines from Japanese manufacturer.

They are from Easy model which usually made smaller scale submarines.
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Old 06-19-11, 08:30 PM   #6
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Ah

Silly me. I am so used seeing little submarines from Japanese manufacturer.

They are from Easy model which usually made smaller scale submarines.
Those are normally 1:700 scale, although I've seen some larger ships premade at 1:1200 scale. I've made a few of those 1:700 scale boats by hand (pre-builts are no fun) and some can be big, the Typhoon runs 10 inches, a 688 and Akula 6 1/2 inches and my Burke class DDG is about 9 inches.
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I recently purchased HMS Astute. Not bad models for the price.

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