I suspect that this one is part of a small maritime museum, in the Baltic port Kaliningrad.  Thurs.2.1.14.
I haven't checked to see if it is the same model as the one in a park in Surabaya (Indonesia).

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

There is also one moored in the River Medway just below Rochester Bridge, she has a list to Stbd and looks to be in a terrible condition.    Geo

Is that the one that used to be located near the Thames barrage many years ago in the '80's?

Quote from: Spankbucket on January 24, 2014, 07:43:08 PM
Is that the one that used to be located near the Thames barrage many years ago in the '80's?

Yes thats the one she moved to Folkestone for a few years and has now been on the buoy at Rochester for a long time.

OK Thanks....it used to be listing even in those days but the low tide had something to do with it! lol!!

Enough of a fixture here that she is even reproduced (complete with list) as a scenery item in "London to Faversham High Speed" in Train Simulator

In a vain attempt to get on-topic, the only photo I have taken of her so far was from PS Kingswear Castle back in 2011, and she looked in a bad way then.

Brian Gates
Gillingham

While deciding how to light up my Delta Queen, I came across this post and thought that I could share my list of naval museums in the USA, which has many submarines. I loaded three files, one as GPX that can be loaded into your Garmin and a KML file for Google Earth and a CSV file for people who want to mess with it. I have basic photos of them but it would tale a long time to upload.

With only modest searching: the Kaliningrad submarine is part of a maritime museum, and three other adjacent vessels too.
See: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:B-413_(submarine,_1968)
If B413 is a class, it is not the same as the Indonesian one.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor