General Admiral Apraksin 1:200 Orel (209)

Card Model Kit 209 General Admiral Apraksin 1:200 – Russian Coast Defence Battleship | Orel Publishing

Scale - 1:200

Model Sheets - A4

Assembly Instruction Language - English, Polish, Russian, German

Product Description

The Card Model Kit 209 General Admiral Apraksin by Orel Publishing presents a highly detailed paper model of a historic Russian Coast Defence Battleship from the late 19th century. Designed in 1:200 scale, this advanced naval model accurately represents the ship as it appeared during its active service in the Russian Imperial Navy.

Originally laid down in St. Petersburg in 1895, General Admiral Apraksin was the third vessel of the Admiral Ushakov class. The battleship famously took part in the Battle of Tsushima (1905) as a member of the Second Pacific Squadron. After the battle, the ship was captured by Japan, commissioned into the Imperial Japanese Navy under the name IJN Okinosima, and remained in service until being scrapped in 1939.

This edition is an improved and upgraded version of the original model, enhanced by Aleksandr Kustov. It features corrected historical colours, refined textures, realistic wooden deck details, and accurately painted bronze elements. The kit includes English-language instructions, making it accessible to international modelers.

Ideal for experienced paper model builders, naval history enthusiasts, and collectors of historical warships.

Key Features

• Highly detailed card model kit of General Admiral Apraksin

• Scale: 1:200

• Category: Navy / Warship Models

• Type: Coast Defence Battleship

• Country: Russia (1899)

• Publisher: Orel Publishing

• Improved edition with upgraded colours and textures

• Realistic wooden deck detailing

• Correctly rendered bronze-painted elements

• 20 A4 sheets of parts

• English assembly instructions

• Accurate historical representation of a pre-dreadnought battleship

Summary

A premium-quality 1:200 scale paper model of the Russian battleship General Admiral Apraksin, featuring historical accuracy, refined colouring, and detailed textures. An excellent choice for advanced card modelers and naval history collectors.