This Baltic Fleet battleship carried the name Marat from 1921 to 1943. It was commissioned in 1914 under the name Petropavlovsk and became the third dreadnought of the Gangut-class. This model represents the battleship after reconstruction of 1928-1931. Marat supported the land forces during the Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland. The ship defended Leningrad during World War II. Its anti-aircraft guns shot down two German aircraft on the second day of the war.
- 2-piece full hull
- Interior reinforcing bulkheads
- Engraved deck planking and details
- Fully represented superstructure
- Full weapons suite
- 305 mm L/52 naval guns, 120 mm L/50 naval guns, 3-inch (76 mm) Lender AA guns, ship's boats, boat cranes, masts, finely molded fittings and braces
- Injection molded railings
- Display stand
- Completed model is 20.5" long
- Decals and markings for Battleship MARAT - includes ships markings, printed paper jack and ensign
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