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Another Russian concept sub.
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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how big would it have been rich if they had built it
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Lord knows, Andy, but it looks like a real monster of a boat. It's got shades of the Typhoon around the stern area, by the looks of things.
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if you were to say that each tank/truck was 20foot long then the cargo area is 300ft so god knows how big this beast would have been
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It certainly would have been huge, Andy... I believe the original design goes back to the end if WW1, then it was recalled again in the '50s. Maybe thankfully for us, it was another design that never made it off the drawing board.
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