Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966

Made:
1981 in England
Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966 Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, of the balistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966

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Whole model, cut-away longitudinally; and transverse sectional model, showing nuclear armament of the ballistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966, by Paul Bowyers, England, 1981. The actual H.M.S. 'Resolution' was made by Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England, 1966. H.M.S. 'Resolution' was the lead boat of a class of four: each built to carry 16 'Polaris' missiles. They were fitted with pressurised water reactors by Rolls Royce and turbines, by English Electric.

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Category:
Warships
Object Number:
1987-611
Materials:
(see parts)
Measurements:
overall (see parts):
type:
model - representation
credit:
Bowers, F.V.P.

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Whole model, cut-away longitudinally, of ballistic missile carrying submarine, HMS 'Resolution', 1966

Whole model, cut-away longitudinally, of the ballistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966, by Paul Bowyers, England, 1981. The actual H.M.S. 'Resolution' was made by Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England, 1966.

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Whole model, cut-away longitudinally, of the ballistic missile carrying, nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', launched 1966. She was the lead boat of a class of four, each built to carry 16 'Polaris' missiles. They were fitted with Rolls-Royce pressurised water reactors and English Electric turbines.

Measurements:
overall: Height = 271 mm x Width = 1358 mm x Depth = 140 mm,
Materials:
complete , wood (unidentified) , brass (copper, zinc alloy) , metal (unknown) and paint
Object Number:
1987-611/1
type:
submarine and cut-away object
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Transverse sectional model, of balistic missile carrying submarine HMS 'Resolution', 1966

Transverse sectional model, showing nuclear armament installation, of the nuclear-powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966, by Paul Bowyers, England, 1981. The actual H.M.S. 'Resolution' was made by Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England, 1966.

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Transverse sectional model, showing the Nuclear warheads of the , cut-away longitudinally, of the nuclear- powered submarine H.M.S. 'Resolution', 1966. She was the lead boat of a class of four, each built to carry 16 'Polaris' missiles. They were fitted with Rolls-Royce pressurised water reactors and English Electric turbines.

Measurements:
overall: Height = 433 mm x Width = 235 mm x Depth = 85 mm, 7.95kg
Materials:
complete , wood (unidentified) , paint and plastic (unidentified)
Object Number:
1987-611/2
type:
submarine and submersibles
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum