Takom 6017 - 1:350 Soviet Destroyer PR.7 Gremyashchiy 1942

1:350 scale plastic model kit of the Soviet destroyer Gremyashchiy (Project 7) – 1942

This Takom kit represents the Soviet destroyer Gremyashchiy, one of the most famous warships of the Northern Fleet during World War II. Built as part of the Project 7 (Gnevny-class) series, the ship served in Arctic waters escorting Allied convoys and engaging German submarines and surface vessels. The model features exceptional detail with a finely molded hull, full weapon suite, and photo-etched components for ultimate realism.

• Scale: 1:350
• Model length: approx. 35 cm
• Manufacturer: Takom
• Difficulty level: intermediate / advanced

Note: The kit does not include glue, paints or tools. Assembly and painting required.

Model features:

The kit includes a detailed hull, deck, superstructures, masts, and weaponry. Photo-etched parts are provided for fine details such as railings, ladders, and radar frames. Optional display base and decals for Northern Fleet markings are included. The parts are crisply molded for an accurate and clean build.

Box contents:

• Detailed hull and deck
• 130 mm main gun turrets and AA weapons
• Torpedo and depth charge launchers
• Masts, radar, and deck fittings
• Photo-etched parts for fine details
• Decals for Soviet Northern Fleet markings
• Color assembly and painting instructions

Recommended tools:

• Hobby knife or sprue cutters
• Files or sanding papers
• Brushes or airbrush
• Plastic cement
• Model paints
• CA glue (for photo-etched parts)

About the Gremyashchiy (Project 7):

Gremyashchiy was a Soviet destroyer of the Project 7 (Gnevny-class), launched in 1938 and assigned to the Northern Fleet. During World War II, it played a crucial role in protecting Arctic convoys between the USSR and Allied ports, engaging enemy submarines and aircraft under harsh weather conditions. The ship earned distinction for its crew’s courage and combat effectiveness, becoming one of the best-known Soviet destroyers of the war. After the conflict, it remained in service until being decommissioned in the postwar years.

Technical data of the real ship:

• Class: Project 7 (Gnevny-class) destroyer
• Length: 112.8 m
• Beam: 10.2 m
• Draught: 4.8 m
• Displacement: 1,612 t (standard), 2,040 t (full load)
• Propulsion: 2 steam turbines, 48,000 hp
• Maximum speed: 37 knots
• Range: approx. 1,670 nmi at 19 knots
• Armament: 4 × 130 mm guns, 2 × 76 mm guns, 2 × 45 mm guns, 2 × 12.7 mm MGs, 2 × triple 533 mm torpedo tubes, depth charges
• Crew: about 197

About the manufacturer – Takom:

Takom is a respected model kit manufacturer recognized for high-quality molding, historical accuracy, and fine detailing. The company’s kits of armored vehicles, artillery, and ships offer excellent fit and precision, making them a favorite among experienced modelers who value realism and craftsmanship.