4.5" x 1.5" x .5"
Plastic
Washington, USA
THIS IS AN ONGOING ITEM!

Submarines has always been close to my heart. I have never suffered from claustrophobia and the world under the surface was as alluring as space was when I was a kid. I dreamed up underwater bases - I even made somewhat physically accurate section drawings of how these bases would work, complete with pressurized wet room entrances, mini-sub docks and - of course - a periscope. I even had a solution for air supply. I was a serious 7-year-old - I did plan to build the thing in our local lake, but those plans died when I realized my chosen spot was only two feet deep and really muddy. Later in life I ended up doing the Swedish military service looking for Russian submarines, mini and conventional. That was for real, but amounted to horsing around in a cabin in the archipelago. Not bad as service. Gladly, with this I can relive the excitement I never had of finding an actual submarine. (Or, maybe I did, but that would be s3cr1t!). The base has to wait... Add baking powder to this submarine and see it go, comes with instructions.