Depends on what you mean by 002 and 003. Because your 002 could be my 001B, and your 003 could be my 002. This is why using class designators is far more likely to cause confusion than using hull designators. When someone says CV-18 or CV-19, everyone knows exactly what carrier that person is referring to. When someone says 002 or 003, then who knows because class designation (at least at this point) is purely a matter of individual opinion.Woah. So we're talking a big structure then. If this is real, would this supposed to be CV-002 or CV-003? (Rhetorical question, but had to be asked).
China's 1st carrier: CV-16; 001
China's 2nd carrier: CV-17; 001A?
China's 3rd carrier: CV-18; 001B? 002?
China's 4th carrier: CV-19; 002? 003?
This latest mockup IMO represents China's 3rd carrier, but it is not different enough from the first 2 carriers to definitively warrant its own class designation. The flight deck is a little different, but it's not easy to tell whether it actually is different in every detail intentionally or because the mockup doesn't need to be very precise in certain details, and so fudged in some places (especially the corners/sponsons) which we then mistakenly take to be actual differences. It's simply too early to tell.