Meng Model PS010 - 1:700 Aircraft Carrier Liaoning

Meng PS-010 – Chinese Aircraft Carrier Liaoning in 1:700 Scale

The Meng Model PS-010 kit offers a detailed 1:700 scale replica of the Liaoning, the first aircraft carrier commissioned by the Chinese Navy. Originally laid down as the Soviet Varyag, the ship was later purchased and refitted by China, entering service in 2012. Featuring a ski-jump flight deck for STOBAR operations, Liaoning marks a significant step in China’s naval modernization.

This model kit includes finely molded parts, a realistic island superstructure, deck details, and mini aircraft such as J-15 fighters and helicopters. Ideal for fans of contemporary naval forces and Chinese military equipment.

• Highly detailed hull, deck, and radars
• Includes J-15 fighters and Z-8 helicopters
• Photo-etched detail quality in plastic
• Clear instructions and decal sheet included

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:700
• Length: approx. 45.5 cm
• Manufacturer: Meng Model
• Skill level: intermediate
• Kit type: plastic model (assembly and painting required)

Note: Glue, paints, and tools are not included. Assembly required.

Box contents:

• Plastic parts for the Liaoning aircraft carrier
• Mini J-15 fighters and helicopters
• Decals with national markings
• Assembly instructions

About the Liaoning Aircraft Carrier:

Liaoning is China’s first aircraft carrier, based on the unfinished Soviet Varyag. After extensive refitting, it entered service in 2012 and serves as a training platform and symbol of China’s maritime ambitions. With ski-jump launch capability and an air wing of J-15 fighters, the Liaoning embodies China’s growing naval strength.

Real ship specifications:

• Length: 304.5 m
• Displacement: approx. 59,000 tons
• Propulsion: steam turbines
• Armament: CIWS, HQ-10 missiles
• Air wing: up to 40 aircraft (J-15, Z-8)

Meng Model – Precision Naval Kits

Meng is a well-known model manufacturer specializing in high-quality plastic kits of modern vehicles and warships. The 1:700 scale Liaoning kit is a fantastic addition for anyone interested in current maritime forces and China's naval rise.