[MOC] Models of warships (1:200 scale)

[seaman]

Soviet/Russian missile destroyer "Sovremenny" (pr.956 "Sarych"), 1:200 scale, LDD+PovRay

Edited August 18, 2019 by seaman

[Mister Phes]

This is a fine recreation so I'll post it on the Eurobricks frontpage!

[seaman]

On 8/13/2019 at 12:17 PM, Mister Phes said:

This is a fine recreation so I'll post it on the Eurobricks frontpage!

Such a surprise! Thank! Soon I will add more images.

Edited August 18, 2019 by seaman

[JoeChu1980]

Wow! it's very great scale model, smooth studless feature

[seaman]

On 8/15/2019 at 1:07 PM, JoeChu1980 said:

Wow! it's very great scale model, smooth studless feature

Thank You!

I slightly adjusted the main caliber.

And new render.

Edited October 27, 2019 by seaman

[bamsham363]

really love these micro builds, especially the ships, and the attention to detail shown, would love to see this built, although might still be a little costly

[seaman]

On 8/20/2019 at 6:08 PM, bamsham363 said:

really love these micro builds, especially the ships, and the attention to detail shown, would love to see this built, although might still be a little costly

You are right ... Now I am building a smaller ship at a same scale ... If the model comes out beautiful, then I will try to build it out of real bricks.

[WPE]

Wow, this is really amazing! I've always been a big fan of Technic but this is an absolute masterpiece.

[seaman]

On 8/27/2019 at 1:33 PM, WPE said:

Wow, this is really amazing! I've always been a big fan of Technic but this is an absolute masterpiece.

Thank You!

[seaman]

In order not to create a lot of topics, I will add new models to this topic.

Soviet/Russian frigate pr.1135  "Thunderbird" (NATO designation - Krivak I), 1:200 scale, LDD+PovRay.

Workhorses of the Navy of the USSR. Taking into account all the modifications about 50 ships were built. A number of them are still in service. For its time, it was an advanced ship with a high degree of automation, good armament and good crew living conditions.

My memories of these ships are connected with the holidays - there was not a single naval parade on the Neva in the 1980s in which these handsome men of a darkly gray color did not participate.

The ship has a high density of weapons and a variety of equipment, so it is very interesting for modeling.

However, the abundance of small parts and, especially, lattice masts made me work hard and literally "smash my head"))

But the spent elements (torpedo tubes, 76-mm guns, launchers "Osa" and radar antenna posts) are useful in the construction of larger ships))

Option with 100 mm gun mounts - pr.1135m Krivak II.

The model consists of 1224 (981 without underwater) parts, a little over 61 cm in length, if built from real bricks.

Edited November 3, 2019 by seaman

[Mrlikeslegothings]

Looks cool

 

[seaman]

On 9/21/2019 at 9:54 AM, Mrlikesninjagomoviethings said:

Looks cool

 

Thank You!

"Kronstadt" - large ASW ship pr.1134A "Berkut-A" (NATO designation - Kresta II class cruisers).

Many believe these ships are among the most beautiful in the world. I agree with this - the appearance of this ship combines the swiftness and power of the nuclear missile age with the grace of the sailing era.

This ship Soviet designers managed to realize all their dreams. He was finally formed part of electronic and missile systems base which was a powerful SAMs "Storm", designed also to defeat surface targets. Based on the experience of operation previous projects have improved conditions for placing ASW helicopter. 

 My model of LEGO warship is sustained in the scale of 1:200, for the construction took 1590 (1930 - full hull) bricks, 107 studs long.

1:350, 1:700 and 1:200 scale

Edited November 17, 2019 by seaman

[_TLG_]

Very nice and accurate model!

[seaman]

21 hours ago, _TLG_ said:

Very nice and accurate model!

Thank You!

[seaman]

Russian carrier group.

 

"Sovremenny" class destroyer and "Krivak I" class frigate - LDD+PovRay, 1:200 scale. "Admiral Kuznecov" carrier - real bricks steel :)

[seaman]

Soviet/Russian frigate pr.1135  "Thunderbird" (NATO designation - Krivak I), 1:200 scale, LDD+PovRay, 1023 bricks, 82 stud. Corrected proportions and hull shape. Other images will also be corrected.

Edited November 4, 2019 by seaman

[009]

Amazing build, great work 

Always love to see scaled model.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

So many details on a 1: 200 scale ...this is crazy!

[seaman]

On 11/4/2019 at 9:41 AM, 009 said:

Amazing build, great work 

Always love to see scaled model.

 

On 11/10/2019 at 10:08 AM, LEGO Train 12 Volts said:

So many details on a 1: 200 scale ...this is crazy!

Thanks!

"Nikolaev" - large ASW ship pr.1134B "Berkut-B" (NATO designation - "Kara" class cruiser)

 Soviet/Russian ocean antisubmarine hunter. 1:200 scale, LDD+PovRay. 2028 bricks, 116 studs long.

Last, the most advanced series of cruisers pr.1134. By increasing the size was enhanced missile and artillery weapons, improved living conditions crew. Steam power plants are replaced by gas turbine. According to independent experts - before the Soviet cruiser "Kirov" and "Slava" types, as well as American "Ticonderoga", seven cruisers "Nikolaev" class were the most heavily armed ships in the world.

The model is not easy to build. Ship superstructures and numerous masts, weapon systems and antenna devices consisting of a large number of parts of various shapes.

Full hull version - 2424 bricks.

Compare with 1:350 scale model.