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VIRGINIA SUBMARINE model
This is the ultimate Virginia
submarine model. Nobody else has ever crafted the
submarine near this level. When you come to ModelShipMaster, you can rest assured that our
boats
are unmatched.
This model portray a Block III Virginia class
submarine. The USS North Dakota (SSN-784) is the
first of the Block III which features a revised bow, including some
technology from Ohio-class submarine cruise missile
submarines. Her construction costs $2.7 billion.
The
Virginia class submarine block III's payload tubes replace the
more costly individual Vertical Launch System payload
tubes of the past. Unlike the first 10 Virginia Class
submarines that housed 12 Tomahawks in individual VLS
tubes, block III uses two of the new tubes to house
and launch the same number of missiles. The new tubes
provide the Block III subs with greater payload
flexibility because it can house a range of
weapon payloads that are too big for existing VLS tubes.
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We build this
primarily wood Block III Virginia submarine model
the following sizes:
32.5" long (1/144
scale)
$2,590 
Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous US included.
Other places: $300 flat rate.
This model
is in stock and can be shipped within five business
days.
The two sizes of
Virginia class submarine
model below are built per commission only.
Please click here for
lead time.
22.5" long (1/200
scale)
$1,970 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous US included.
Other places: $200 flat rate.
45" long (1/100
scale)
$4,200 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous US included.
Other places: $400 flat rate.
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"I am interested in
this USS N. Dakota model submarine. My company manufactured the batteries for this submarine as
well as many others. If you could please contact me ASAP
we are looking to possibly use these products at a
trade show to help customers understand the
application of our battery technology. I would like
a quote for the sub as-is on the lighted stand
below. Thank you,"
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Learn more about the
Virginia-class submarines here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia-class_submarine
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