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Incheon class Frigate

[Specifications]

Displacement

• Light displacement: 2,500 t
• Full load displacement: 3,200 t

Length: 114 mBeam: 14 mDraft: 4 m

Crew: 140

Maximum speed: 30 knots (approx. 56 km/h)Cruising speed: 18 knots (approx. 33 km/h)Range: approx. 8,300 kmPropulsion SystemPropulsion Type

Armament

• Gun: Hyundai WIA 5-inch 62-caliber KMk.45 Mod.4 × 1
• CIWS: Phalanx × 1
• RIM-116 RAM launcher × 1
• Missiles (anti-ship): 4-tube Haeseong launcher × 2
• Missiles (anti-land): 4-tube Haeryong launchers × 2
• Anti-submarine weapons: 3-tube Cheongsaeng-eo light torpedo launchers KMk.32 Mod.5 × 2
• Helicopter: Super Lynx or AW159 Wildcat × 1
• Others: Rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RIBs) × 2

It has been a very long time, everyone. Due to personal reasons and other circumstances, I accidentally took 10 days to finish a project that was supposed to be completed in 7 days. At any rate, the work I completed in 10 days is the Republic of Korea Navy's Incheon-class frigate!

I did not plan on starting this project right away, but I began it due to an unexpected outsourcing request. The requester asked in my YouTube comments if outsourcing was possible, and I replied that it was. Accordingly, the requester asked me to build the hull of the Incheon-class frigate excluding the bottom part, and I completed it while listening to the requester's requests and feedback.

During production, I asked the requester, Would it be okay if I complete the entire warship after the outsourcing work and sell it on the marketplace? and the requester readily agreed. That is how I came to complete it! Although it took a whole 10 days, it was still rewarding.