SOUS-MARIN DE LA CLASSE I-400 - MARINE IMPÉRIALE JAPONAISE - 1/700

Description

The Iraqi-400-class submarine of the Japanese Navy was the largest during World War II and the largest submarine before nuclear-powered submarines were built in the 1960s. The fuel carried by the Yi-400 is enough to sail around the earth for one and a half times. It can carry three Qinglan attack aircraft and can quickly put it into battle. It is said that one of her missions was to use a submarine-based aircraft to throw germ bombs on American cities, but the germ bomb was not prepared in time and was never executed. Later, there was another mission to bomb the Panama Canal to cut off the Allied supply line, but it was eventually cancelled. A week after Japan's surrender, Yi-400 and Yi-401 were captured.