Project 670 Skat (NATO Designation: Charlie)

Cruise Missile submarine

The Charlie I-class submarine (Project 670 Skat) SSGN was first launched at the Krasnoye Sormovo inland shipyard at Gorkiy in 1967 with another ten following over a period of five years. The Charlie Is had two banks of four missile tubes angled upwards on each side of the bow outside the pressure hull. The tubes were covered by large outer doors and the design was to incorporate the P-120 Malakhit (SS-N-9 Siren) medium-range anti-ship missile. Due to delays in the missile development, the missile was substituted with the shorter range P-70 Ametist (SS-N-7 Starbright) submerged launch missile which itself was a development of the P-15 Termit (SS-N-2 Styx) surface-launched missile.[citation needed] The missiles were designed for pop up surprise attacks on high value surface targets such as aircraft carriers.

For the Echo I wanted to make my 'Ultimate Surface Launch Cruise Missile submarine' with this I wanted to make my Ultimate Submerged launch Cruise Missile Submarine. Incorporating the same Cannon Fire-Control System to allow an 8 missile launch without use of default weapons and on only 1 AG.

Features

• 1:1 Scale

• Unlimited Dive and Full Underwater maneuverability.
  
  
  1) Throttle for throttle
  2) LandingGear to deploy frontal dive planes
  3) Pitch for Pitch control (just like in plane)
  4) Roll for Rudder control (Turning/yaw)
  5) VTOL for ballast control (up and down)
  This time Throttle Control is normal, unlike the Echo

• Full Set of Masts
  
  
  1) AG1 for Periscope
  2) Yaw for Periscope Swivel
  3) Camera 9 for Periscope view
  4) AG2-6 for other masts (including rotating radar!)

• x8 P-70 Amethyst (SS-N-7 Starbright) Anti Ship Missiles
  
  
  1) Reduce Depth to above -60 feet (-18 Meters)
  2) AG7, Air to Ground Mode
  3) Cameras 1-8 to follow missiles
  4) Fire Weapon to Deploy each missile
  5) Pitch and Yaw to Maneuver Missiles