Prototype Information: Moskva, Soviet Navy Helicopter Carrier The Moskva was one of the first Soviet Navy vessels designed specifically to support amphibious landing operations. She entered service in 1968 as part of the Soviet Mediterranean fleet. The main offensive weapon of the Moskva was its complement of up to 30 Ka-25 helicopters, but also carries sonar for underwater detection and surface-to-air missiles. The Moskva had one sister ship the Leningrad which was essentially identical. The ships were 645' long and had a maximum speed of about 30 knots.
FEATURES: 1/600th scale for static display - Skill level 2 parts in light grey plastic Full hull with twin propellers and rudder Detailed superstructure and stern flight deck with 2 Ka-25 helicopters Detailed deck cranes, missile launchers, and lifeboats
SPECS: Length: 327mm (12.87") Beam: 58mm (2.28") Scale: 1/600