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GLBType 033 G1 Wuhan A Class 3D Model
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Type 033 G1 Wuhan A Class 3D Model
The Type 033G1 (NATO reporting name: Wuhan class) was a single experimental diesel-electric submarine built by the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). It was a deep modernization applied to just one unit of the Type 033 class, which itself was China's license-built version of the Soviet Romeo class (Project 633).
The most radical change on this single unit (hull number 351) was the addition of 6 YJ-1 (C-801) anti-ship missiles (NATO designation: CSS-N-4). These were stored in sealed cylindrical containers mounted horizontally along the outer superstructure. To fire its missiles, the submarine was forced to surface completely. The launcher tubes then elevated to an angle of 20 to 30 degrees before firing. The entire surfaced operation took under 7 minutes.
The model can be open de missiles hatchs and launch a missile, and open/close the fins proofs.
The most radical change on this single unit (hull number 351) was the addition of 6 YJ-1 (C-801) anti-ship missiles (NATO designation: CSS-N-4). These were stored in sealed cylindrical containers mounted horizontally along the outer superstructure. To fire its missiles, the submarine was forced to surface completely. The launcher tubes then elevated to an angle of 20 to 30 degrees before firing. The entire surfaced operation took under 7 minutes.
The model can be open de missiles hatchs and launch a missile, and open/close the fins proofs.
