Admiral Ushakov 1:200 Orel (016)

Admiral Ushakov 1:200 Card Model Kit – Orel Publishing | Russian Coastal Defense Battleship 1905

Publisher - Orel

Scale - 1:200

Model Sheets - A4

Assembly Instruction Language - English

Product Description

Build a historically significant warship with this high-quality 1:200 scale card model kit of the Russian coastal defense battleship Admiral Ushakov, published by Orel. This meticulously designed model recreates a ship that fought in the Battle of Tsushima in May 1905, where Admiral Ushakov, along with her sister ships Admiral Senyavin and General-Admiral Apraksin, served with distinction.

Constructed originally at the Baltic Shipyard in Saint Petersburg (1893–1896), Admiral Ushakov met her fate during the Russo-Japanese War after heavy engagement with Japanese cruisers. This model captures the vessel’s unique appearance, compact battleship structure, and historical character.

Inside the set, you will find 14 A4 sheets of sharply printed parts, full-color high-quality graphics, and a clear English-language instruction manual. Featuring precise detailing, accurate hull lines, realistic deck structures, and historically correct markings, this kit offers a rewarding build for both beginners and advanced paper modellers.

Key Features

• Scale: 1:200

• Publisher: Orel

• Ship Type: Coastal Defense Battleship

• Country/Period: Russia, 1905 – Russo-Japanese War

• Historical Subject: Admiral Ushakov – Participant in the Battle of Tsushima

• Volume: 14 A4 sheets with high-quality printing

• Instruction Language: English

• Includes: Detailed hull, superstructure, armament, and deck components

• Skill Level: Suitable for intermediate to advanced modellers

• Excellent detailing and precise fit

Summary

The Admiral Ushakov 1:200 card model kit from Orel provides a richly detailed and historically accurate representation of a Russian coastal defense battleship from 1905. With high-quality printing, 14 A4 sheets, and clear English instructions, this kit is perfect for enthusiasts of naval history, the Russo-Japanese War, and premium paper model construction.