„Navarin“ – the Russian battleship

The origins of the “Navarin” battleship were laid on August 19, 1889, in St. Petersburg. Launched on September 19, 1891, the service began on July 1, 1895. In September 1900, the army became part of the international squadron that stormed Shanghai-Guan. After the end of the Chinese company, “Navarin” remained in the Russian Pacific squadron until December 12, 1901. During the Russo-Japanese War in 1905, he took part in the Battle of Tsushima, where on the first day he was hit by several projectiles of large caliber, which left the ship behind the squadron. At night, 3 torpedoes, launched by Japanese miners, hit the “Navarin” and the ship sank. The next day, Japanese and English ships rescued only 3 sailors from battleship.

A complex, well-designed and richly detailed ship model of interesting architecture for moderately experienced and experienced "sea wolves". Where necessary, details are printed on both sides.