"Bujan-M" – the Russian project 21631 rocket corvette

"Bujan M" (also known as project 21631) - the name of a class of modern Russian rocket corvettes. Ships of this type have been in service since 2014. The displacement of a ship of this class is about 950 tons, length - 75 meters, width - 11 meters. The maximum speed does not exceed 26-27 knots. The armament of this class of ships consisted of: one 100 mm cannon, two AK-630-M complexes or two 4-barrel VLS launchers for launching “Kalibr-NK’ or P-800 “Oniks” missiles. The “Bujan M”-class ships were created as a result of the development of the “Bujan’ type (Project 21630), the main changes were related to an increase in size and, most importantly, the use of a much wider range of rockets. It is assumed, that the main task of these corvettes is to operate in coastal waters and perform purely defensive tasks. On the other hand, the “Bujan M”-class corvettes can launch “Kalibr”-class missiles with a range of up to 1,500 km and can carry small nuclear warheads. By June 2018, six ships of this type had entered active service. In 2015, three corvettes of this class attacked targets in Syria with “Kalibr” rockets (with conventional warheads).

A small model of a small ship, intended only for medium and experienced modelers. The model is perfectly designed and maximally detailed - there are even details of the interior of the command cabin. You can glue one of several models of the name optionally - they are given different details of the sides and nameplates. The textual instruction is quite large and detailed in Russian and Polish; the graphic one is simply exemplary. There is quite a lot of color reserve. Almost all sheets with details are printed completely double-sided.