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07180
Russian 9K57 “Hurricane” self-propelled multiple rocket launcher

product description:
BM-27 Uragan (Russian: Ураган), translated as “hurricane”, system code-named 9P140, is a self-propelled multiple rocket launch system designed in the Soviet period. It began to equip the Soviet Army in the late 1970s, and it was the first heavy-duty multiple rocket launcher system to use modern tail-fin spin-stabilized rockets.

  The BM-27 Uragan uses 16 tubes of 220 mm rocket launchers mounted on the rear of the Gil-135 heavy 8×8 chassis. The chassis is the same model as that of the Frog-7 rocket launch vehicle. There are two gasoline engines that drive the 20-ton vehicle to a maximum speed of 65 kilometers per hour. One engine drives the four wheels on the left, while the other drives the four wheels on the right. Although the Gil-135 truck has eight wheels driven, only the front and rear axles can be steered. The maximum mileage is 500 kilometers.

  The cab of the Gil-135 truck has three defense capabilities, which can enable the crew to launch rockets in a nuclear, biological and chemical contaminated environment without being exposed to contamination. Four crew members can deploy or withdraw the system in less than three minutes.

product number 07180
product name Russian 9K57 “Hurricane” self-propelled multiple rocket launcher
barcode 9580208071800
Product ratio 1:72
product type Plastic Model Armor Kit
model size Length: 144.5mm Width: 54.5mm
total number of parts 50+
metal parts n/a
etched parts n/a
film n/a
resin parts n/a
Total number of offset plates 5 sprues and tires
Announcement date 2022-11
more description The kit consists of over 50 parts
rubber tires

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01086
Russian BAZ-6403 trailer towing ChMZAP-9990-071 semi-trailer

product description:

      The BAZ-6403 tractor is a member of the Baz Motor Works “Worthing-1” series of heavy-duty military vehicles. Developed on the basis of BAZ-6909. There is a high degree of commonality of parts between the various vehicles of this car family.

      BAZ-6403 has strong off-road mobility. It can be used in rough terrain and remote areas. The main purpose of this tractor is to tow a semi-trailer to transport main battle tanks, self-propelled artillery and other heavy equipment. The maximum carrying capacity can reach 52 tons. The overall weight can reach 90 tons. It can also tow semi-trailer tanks, anti-aircraft radar and other special equipment.

product number    01086
product name    Russian BAZ-6403 trailer towing ChMZAP-9990-071 semi-trailer
barcode    9580208010861
Product ratio    1:35
product type    Plastic Model Armor Kit
model size    Length: 566.2mm   Width: 90mm   
total number of parts    900+
metal parts    n/a
etched parts    3 pcs
film    n/a
resin parts    n/a
Total number of offset plates    28 sprues and tires
Announcement date    2022-11
more description    >  Detailed multi-directional slide-molded cab.
>  Full drive train assembly complete with engine transmission, differential  housing and suspension units.
>  The main tires are hollow rubber with very good tread pattern
>  The windshield and side win

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06702
British Royal Navy “Belfast” light cruiser 1959

product description:
The “Belfast” cruiser belongs to the “Edinburgh” class light cruiser of the British Royal Navy. It served in World War II and is now moored near Tower Bridge on the Thames in London as a museum for people to visit. It is under the jurisdiction of the Imperial War Museum.

  "Belfast" started construction in 1936 and was launched in 1938, with a displacement of 13,175 tons. There are two triple-mounted main gun turrets on the bow and stern, equipped with 12 6-inch (152 mm) caliber main guns, built by the Royal Navy Largest light cruiser. The ship had distinguished victories in World War II, including the sinking of the German battlecruiser (or light battleship) Scharnhorst, as well as Operations Tungsten, Sea King, and Zipper (not carried out). During the final stages of the European war, the ship was unwittingly spotted by a German XXI-class submarine in the North Sea. Fortunately, the submarine captain did not attack because the war was coming to an end.

  The ship also took part in the Korean War, providing fire support to United Nations forces ashore with naval guns.

  The ship was decommissioned in 1963 and opened to the public at Symon's Dockyard in London Pool, upstream of Tower Bridge, from the Trafalgar Battle Memorial Day in 1971. It is the second British warship preserved in the name of the state.

product number 06702
product name British Royal Navy “Belfast” light cruiser 1959
barcode 9580208067025
Product ratio 1:700
product type Plastic Model Warship Kit
model size Length: 281mm Beam: 43.7mm
total number of parts 180+
metal parts n/a
etched parts 1 piece
film n/a
resin parts n/a
Total number of offset plates 6 sprues , hull and decks
Announcement date 2022-11
more description hull made from multi-directional slide moulds.

  • Deck wood pattern finely rendered
  • Contains display stand and engraved name plate
  • Photo-etched frets included