Is this a new kit of the Moscow? Ebay fodder? I wrote about the Crusier Moscow in one of my books. Acutually about the Moskva and the destroyer Besstrashny both of the Black Sea fleet. I did not stop to consider that there could be a model of same.
Tough request. Understand that I did not join the forum to hawk books. I joined to learn how to build models. I have been selling die cast airliners on line since 1999 via my two online stores. When I added Dragon Wings die cast to my line up along with it came the opportunity to add Hasegawa, Fujimi, Dragon Models, and Zvezda kits. I decided to try them. In the meantime I realized that I wanted to build some of those kits. An Aeroflot IL96, a Kursk sub, and a few others. So I joined htis forum to learn from you guys how to do it. I do not even own an air brush but I just did order a dramel, sanding sticks, files, a weathering kit…from the store listed above and I just bought the Moscow today from them because of this thread.
If you want to check out the book you can visit my website at http://www.normharris.com/ The novel is navy related, based in part on a commination of true events and some fiction. A sequel is almost complete and the first was considered for a feature film, aka movie treatment, but never happened. The Moskva (the Russian word for Moscow or Москва M=M o=o c=s k=k B=v a=a in Russian text), Bon Homme Richard, Arleigh Burk, Besstrashny, and a few others are mentioned in book in fictional war story line.
OK? And I will not mention it again. As I said, I had not intended to mention it but this Moskva thread caught my eye and I had no idea there was a model of a ship that I had written so much about. So thanks for that tip.
Many thanks for your kind comments and suggestions! This Moskva 1/700 has been released some time ago by Trumpeter, but just recently they released both the Slava Class Cruiser “Moskva” and the Udaloy Class Cruiser “Panteleyev” in 1/350 scale and I’ve got them both. I usaully collect 1/350 or bigger scale. Good luck with your Moskva build project, Peewee!