Mikro Mir MM350-045 SSBN project 667A Yankee class 1:350 | Unassembled Plastic Display Model

Project 667A Yankee-class submarine plastic model kit in 1/350 scale by Mikro Mir represents a Soviet external-store display subjects submarine developed during the Cold War. The kit depicts a Project 667A SSBN, known in NATO reporting as the Yankee class, and is supplied as an unpainted and unassembled plastic model kit.

Project 667A submarines entered service with the Soviet Navy in the late 1960s as part of the strategic submarine fleet. Designed to carry submarine-launched external-store display subjects, these vessels formed an important component of the Soviet Union’s sea-based deterrent during the Cold War.

Project 667A Yankee-Class - Cold War external-store display subjects Submarine

The class featured a propulsion system that allowed extended submerged operations and a large external stores compartment integrated into the hull structure. The design represented a significant stage in the development of Soviet external-store display subjects submarines and served as a foundation for later SSBN programs.

For modelers: In 1/350 scale, careful alignment of the long hull sections and sail structure helps maintain the streamlined silhouette typical of Cold War external-store display subjects submarines.

Kit Contents

• Plastic parts
• Assembly instructions

Paints and glue are not included.

Model Kit Specifications

• Manufacturer: Mikro Mir
• Scale: 1/350
• Model (SKU): MM350-045
• Type: Fleet Model Kit
• Subject: Project 667A Yankee-class submarine
• Class: external-store display subjects submarine
• Subject country: Soviet Union
• Period: Cold War
• Condition: New in Box
• Kit description: Unpainted, unassembled plastic model kit. Paints and glue are not included.

This plastic model kit by Mikro Mir belongs to the fleet model kits category and represents a Cold War submarine presented in 1/350 scale.

Important: This is a non-functional scale model accessory intended only for plastic model kits, dioramas, and display builds. It is not usable as a real-world component or self-defense product.