Hobby Boss 87019 Russian Navy Typhoon Class 1/700

Hobby Boss 87019 Russian Navy Typhoon Class 1/700 is an exceptional plastic model kit representing the legendary Russian Project 941 "Typhoon" submarine. Known as the largest submarine in the world, this vessel was a symbol of the Soviet Navy's power during the Cold War. The 1/700 scale model faithfully recreates the distinctive silhouette of this powerful submarine with great attention to detail. Typhoon-class submarines were impressive machines designed to operate under Arctic ice and equipped with systems for breaking through ice layers. Each Typhoon-class unit could carry up to 20 intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads, each with a range of up to 10,000 km, making them a key component of the Soviet nuclear deterrence strategy.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of use: USSR/Russia
• Service period: Cold War (1981–1989, withdrawn from service in the 2000s)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), sprue-cut parts
• Number of parts: 19
• Set contents: hull (upper and lower), conning tower, display stand with silk-screened nameplate and clear labeling
• Suggested painting: Russian Navy colors
• Not included: paints and glue – must be purchased separately
• Category: plastic warship model kit
• Model dimensions: length 245.2 mm, width 42.0 mm

Hobby Boss 87019 is the perfect choice for modelers interested in naval themes and Cold War history. The kit is recommended for both beginners and intermediate modelers thanks to its not overly complicated construction (difficulty level: 2/5). Assembly includes the basic hull parts, conning tower, and display stand, allowing you to quickly build an attractive display model. It is also an excellent choice for 1/700 scale collectors as well as enthusiasts of military technology and Soviet engineering.

The Hobby Boss 87019 Russian Navy Typhoon Class in 1/700 scale kit lets you create a miniature replica of one of the most powerful weapons of the Cold War. We recommend this product to anyone who values accuracy, easy assembly, and a fascinating history in the world of submarines.