Russian WWI Battleship GANGUT
Completed in 1911 the Gangut was the first battleship in the Imperial Russian Navy. A total of four Gangut class battleships had their keel laid and were completed in Saint Petersburg. The armour protection extended over most of the hull and also the relatively small superstructure. The two central turrets of the main armament could only be deployed laterally. The Gangut class battleships were intended for use on the Baltic Seas and were therefore specially fitted with an ice-breaker bow. The expensive battleships were rarely used during World War I in order not to jeopardize them. They came into the hands of the revolutionaries after the outbreak of the Russian Revolution. All the ships were renamed after the end of the Russian Civil War. The Gangut was renamed Oktjabrskaja Revoljuzija - October Revolution.
Twee uitvoeringen mogelijk;
- Battleship GANGUT, Russian Imperial Navy, 1912.
- Battleship "Okjabrskaja Revolutsija" (Oktoberrevolutie), 1919.
Afmetingen;
- Lang; 520 mm.
Aantal onderdelen; 423
Features:
- Detailed hull with fittings
- Can optionally be built as a waterline model
- Structured main deck
- Detailed deck superstructures
- 12 x 305 mm L/52 Naval guns
- 16 x 120 mm L/50 Naval Guns
- Detailed Bridge
- Lifeboats
- Two masts
- Authentic drive and ruder units
- Display stand
Revell verf kleur nr.'s; 5 / 6 / 17 / 36 / 78 / 88 / 92 / 374 / 381.
