Russian Navy aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov
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■Product Description
The Admiral Kuznetsov, the Russian Navy's first full-fledged aircraft carrier, entered service at the end of 1990. It is equipped with a ski-jump ramp on its flight deck, a VLS for anti-ship missiles, a total of 24 8-cell short-range surface-to-air missile VLSs on both the forward and aft flight decks, eight close-in defense systems, six 30mm Gatling guns, and two 10-cell anti-submarine rocket depth charge launchers, making it a uniquely heavily armed aircraft carrier.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Pit-Road
Item No: M51
Product Specifications: ・Waterline/Full Hull Model Selectable
Contents/Accessories: ・Included Aircraft:
Su-33, Su-33UB x 4 each
Su-25, Mig-29, Yak-141 x 6 each
Ka-27, Ka-29, Ka-31 x 2 each
・1 ship included
Size: ・Overall Length: 435mm
Package Size (cm): 25 x 55 x 7
Weight: 900g
Scale: 1/700
JAN: 4986470023366
■Remarks
[The image shows the product assembled and painted]
Joint development with “Trumpeter”
Russian Navy aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov
$99.00
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Product Weight: 0.9 kg
The Admiral Kuznetsov, the Russian Navy's first full-fledged aircraft carrier, entered service at the end of 1990. It is equipped with a ski-jump ramp on its flight deck, a VLS for anti-ship missiles, a total of 24 8-cell short-range surface-to-air missile VLSs on both the forward and aft flight decks, eight close-in defense systems, six 30mm Gatling guns, and two 10-cell anti-submarine rocket depth charge launchers, making it a uniquely heavily armed aircraft carrier.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Pit-Road
Item No: M51
Product Specifications: ・Waterline/Full Hull Model Selectable
Contents/Accessories: ・Included Aircraft:
Su-33, Su-33UB x 4 each
Su-25, Mig-29, Yak-141 x 6 each
Ka-27, Ka-29, Ka-31 x 2 each
・1 ship included
Size: ・Overall Length: 435mm
Package Size (cm): 25 x 55 x 7
Weight: 900g
Scale: 1/700
JAN: 4986470023366
■Remarks
[The image shows the product assembled and painted]
Joint development with “Trumpeter”