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USS Gato Class Subs 1/72

Super 52" model of the USS Silversides.
Great deck scene here and below built by Ray Guyette.

This is detail you have never seen in plastic!

The Gato class of submarine was the state of the art in American design at the start of World War II
and bore the brunt of the fighting against Japan during the war.
They were fast, strong, heavily armed and well-suited to the long range patrols necessary
in the Pacific. They were generally over 300 feet in length, which means our new
Revell 1:72 scale kit will be roughly 52 inches in length!
While still being tooled, you can expect a massive, world-class model replica with at least 250 to 300 parts.
In stock now list our price $97.95 free $hipping.

Alaska & Hawaii 6.00 extra for shipping.

Kit # 2525 - 51 figures $12.00
Lets say you want a crew for your submarine here is my idea.
Revell makes unpainted German Naval Figures if you paint
and trim them as American seaman it will look great on your boat.
Think out-of-the box, not what's on the box.

All these subs can be built from this Kit# S103

Gato Class Submarines

• Displacement: 1526 tons surfaced, 2424 tons submerged
• Length: 311'
• Beam: 27'3"
• Draft: 16'10"
• Speed: 20 knots surfaced, 9 knots submerged
• Armament: 1 3"/50 or 1 4"/50 or 1 5"/50, 6 bow and 4 stern torpedo tubes, 24 21" torpedoes (loaded tubes plus reloads: 10 forward, 4 aft)
• Complement: 80
• Diesel engines, surfaced/electric motors, submerged

Hull No. & Pictures	Name	Comm.	Notes (: Lost)
SS-218	Albacore	1942	: 7 Nov 44?; mine, off Hokkaido?
SS-219	Amberjack	1942	: 16 Feb 43; IJN depth charges near Rabaul
SS-240	Angler	1943	?
SS-220	Barb	1942
SS-241	Bashaw	1943
SS-221	Blackfish	1942
SS-222	Bluefish	1943
SS-242	Bluegill	1943
SS-223	Bonefish	1943	: 19 Jun 45; Toyama Wan, Honshu
SS-243	Bream	1944
SS-244	Cavalla	1944
SS-225	Cero	1943
SS-245	Cobia	1944
SS-224	Cod	1943
SS-226	Corvina	1943	: 16 Nov 43; torpedoed by I-176   SW of Truk
SS-246	Croaker	1944
SS-247	Dace	1943
SS-227	Darter	1943	: 24 Oct 44; grounded in Palawan Passage then bombed
SS-248	Dorado	1943	: 12 Oct 43; bombed by U.S. Mariner in Caribbean
SS-228	Drum	1941
SS-230	Finback	1942
SS-249	Flasher	1943
SS-250	Flier	1943	: 19 Sep 44; unknown causes
SS-251	Flounder	1943
SS-229	Flying Fish	1941
SS-252	Gabilan	1943
SS-212	Gato	1941
SS-213	Greenling	1942
SS-214	Grouper	1942
SS-215	Growler	1942	: 8 Nov 44; reported missing after attacking convoy SW of Luzon (depth charges)?
SS-216	Grunion	1942	: < 5 Oct 42; unknown causes
SS-217	Guardfish	1942
SS-253	Gunnel	1942
SS-254	Gurnard	1942
SS-255	Haddo	1942
SS-231	Haddock	1942
SS-256	Hake	1942
SS-232	Halibut	1942
SS-257	Harder	1942	: 24 Aug 44; depth charges, SW Pacific
SS-233	Herring	1942	: 1 Jun 44; shore battery in the Kuriles
SS-258	Hoe	1942
SS-259	Jack	1943
SS-234	Kingfish	1942
SS-260	Lapon	1943
SS-261	Mingo	1943
SS-262	Muskallunge	1943
SS-263	Paddle	1943
SS-264	Pargo	1943
SS-265	Peto	1942
SS-266	Pogy	1943
SS-267	Pompon	1943
SS-268	Puffer	1943
SS-269	Rasher	1943
SS-270	Raton	1943
SS-271	Ray	1943
SS-272	Redfin	1943
SS-273	Robalo	1943	: 26 Jul 44; battery explosion? off Palawan
SS-274	Rock	1943
SS-275	Runner	1942	: < 27 Oct 43; unknown causes
SS-276	Sawfish	1942
SS-277	Scamp	1942	: 11 Nov 44?; depth charge, S. of Tokyo Bay?
SS-278	Scorpion	1942	: < 22 Mar 44; unknown causes
SS-235	Shad	1942
SS-236	Silversides	1941
SS-279	Snook	1942	: <: 4 Aug 45; unknown causes
SS-280	Steelhead	1942
SS-281	Sunfish	1942
SS-283	Tinosa	1943
SS-237	Trigger	1942	: 28 Mar 45; depth charge, off Okinawa
SS-284	Tullibee	1943	: 26 Mar 44; circular return of own torpedo
SS-282	Tunny	1942
SS-238	Wahoo	1942	: < 2 Dec 43; unknown causes
SS-239	Whale	1942