| Kit
# |
Description |
| 70001 |
Petr Veliki,
Armor-Clad,
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| 70002 |
Yermak -
1898
Russian Icebreaker 8,000 ton displacement (Click on
Photograph for Preview)
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| 70003 |
Khrabry,
Gunboat 1897 Now
Available
Khrabry,
Built by Bob Cicconi - Here are photographs of the Khrabry
with photo-etch added by Bob Cicconi.
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| 70004 |
Gangut,
Imperial Russian Battleship 1894, Combrig 1:700 Scale -
This installment by Combrig of the battleships of the
Imperial Russian Navy in 1:700 scale, presents a highly unusual
subject with a very short history. Designed to fight the ships
of the Imperial German Navy, the only opponents that Gangut
faced and which ultimately vanquished her were uncharted rocks
in the Baltic Sea.
Gangut,
Imperial Russian Battleship 1894, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by
Andrey Zhukov - Andrey Zhukov built the
Russian Imperial Navy Barbette Battleship "Gangut",
1894 by Combrig in 1:700 scale. This
ship has a short biography - Commissioned in 1894 and sunk two
years later after striking an unmarked underwater rock. After 6
hours or struggle, the ship was lost and still remains in a
depth of 29 meters in the Baltic Sea. There were no casualties.
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| 70080 |
USS
Vesuvius,
Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Cruiser 1890 - Combrig
has produced this marvel of naval technology of 1890 in 1:700
scale with their release of USS
Vesuvius.
USS Vesuvius, Pneumatic
Dynamite Gun Cruiser, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Peter
Fulgoney - Popularly known as the
Dynamite gun cruiser, the USS
Vesuvius was unique in having three 15-inch
pneumatic guns installed fixed fore and aft that fired a shell
at a fixed elevation of 18 degrees. This is an excellent
little Combrig kit, built by Peter Fulgoney almost
out of the box.
|
| 70090 |
British
Harbor Set 1890-1918, Combrig 1:700 Scale - Combrig
has produced a unique set centered around the tug Ioann
Kronshtadsky. As if this historic vessel was not
enough because of its small size, Combrig has included 52
launches, boats and rafts to further enhance the appeal of this
product for the modeler.
|
| 70091 |
USS
Dunderberg, Union Casemate Ironclad 1867, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- The Combrig 1:700 scale Dunderberg
is a replica of the largest ironclad produced during the
American Civil War. An additional attraction is that if you wish
to attack Kolberg, you can model the French Rochambeau.
The model is easy to build but offers a platform for layers of
extra detail. Now
Available
Rochambeau, French
Ironclad 1870, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Peter Fulgoney
- Originally built as the USS
Dunderberg for the United States Navy, the
American Civil War was over by the time this ship was launched.
She was sold to France in 1867 and became Rochambeau.
Peter Fulgoney built the kit from Combrig in 1:700
scale as she appeared under the French flag.
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| 70092 |
HMS
Renown, British 2nd Class Battleship, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- The Combrig 1:700 scale Renown
offers great opportunities to the Royal Navy modeler as well as being of
interest to the naval historian. Just the color scheme options offer a wide
variety of choices. Just think of a white battleship, with buff funnels, red
striping and a green waterline flying the Royal colors. Who wouldn’t want to
model a battleship in that gaudy livery?
HMS Renown,
Battleship-Yacht 1905, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Bob Cicconi
- These are photos of the Combrig
1/700 scale HMS Renown
that Bob Cicconi just completed. He chose to build it
circa 1905-1906 when it was used by the royal party to make a
tour of the world.
|
| 70093 |
USS Chicago,
Protected Cruiser 1898 - The most powerful ship in the
USN when she was commissioned, the USS
Chicago was the "C" in the ABCD of the
first four warships for the new American Steel Navy. This model
is of Chicago after
her 1895 to 1898 refit. Now
Available
|
| 70094 |
USS Baltimore,
Protected Cruiser 1890 - One of the 2nd generation cruisers of the
new Steel Navy as the USN was called emerging from the long period of
post Civil War decay, the USS
Baltimore was one of the ships with Dewey at the
Battle of Manila. Now
Available
USS
Baltimore, Built by Bob Cicconi
- This is the USS
Baltimore kit built by Bob
Cicconi with photo-eth and rigging added.
|
| 70095 |
USS Olympia,
Dewey's Flagship at The Battle of Manila Bay, Protected Cruiser
1898 - Still preserved at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
the USS Olympia was
Commodore Dewey's flagship at the Battle of Manila Bay in 1898.
She was the last and best of the protected cruisers built for
the USN. with Photo-Etch
Now
Available
USS Olympia, Protected
Cruiser 1898 at Manila Bay, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Peter
Fulgoney - Peter Fulgoney seen USS
Olympia on the site before but thought it would
be a challenge to try and imagine what she would look like going
off to the Manila Bay battle. Peter built the Combrig
1:700 scale USS Olympia
and even put Commodore Dewey in the tower above the conning
tower.
|
| 70096 |
HMVS
Cerberus, Breastwork Monitor 1870 - Breastwork monitor ordered by the crown
colony of Victoria on the southeast coast of Australia. This
historic design was in many ways the forerunner of the Royal
Navy battleships at the start of the 20th century. Now
Available
|
| 70097 |
|
| 70098 |
Salem, USN Scout
Cruiser Coming |
| 70099 |
USS
Maine, American 2nd Class Battleship 1898, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- Remember the Maine! With the Combrig USS
Maine in 1:700 scale, you certainly will not
forget. Top drawer in every regard. The Combrig Maine
has a tremendous amount of detail cast integral to the hull and
major component castings and an excellent brass ship-specific
photo-etch fret. with Photo-Etch
USS Maine,
2nd Class Battleship, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Bob Cicconi
- These are photos of the latest build
by Bob Cicconi. The USS Maine
is built as she appeared shortly before her loss in Cuba, which
precipitated the Spanish-American War. Bob thought it
appropriate to "Remember the Maine" on Memorial Day.
The kit is the very nice Combrig 1/700 scale Maine
pretty much out of the box, with the exception of the masts
which are brass, and the addition of Gold Medal Model's
Gold Ultra railing set.
|
| 70101 |
Poltava, 1904
Battleship |
| 70102 |
Sevastopol, 1904
Battleship
|
| 70103 |
Petropavlovsk,
1904 Battleship, |
| 70104 |
Kniaz Suvorov,
1905 Battleship |
| 70105 |
Orel, 1905
Battleship |
| 70106 |
Sokol, Destroyer |
| 70107 |
Navarin, "The
Factory", 1904 Battleship |
| 70108 |
Sisoy Veliki, 1904
Battleship |
| 70109 |
Retvizan,
1904 Battleship, Click for Review
|
| 70110 |
Tsesarevich,
1904 Battleship, Click for Photographs
Tsarevitch,
Imperial Russian Battleship 1904, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by
Andrey Veslivy - Andrey Veslivy built the Combrig
1:700 scale kit of the Imperial Russian battleship, Tsarevitch,
as she appeared in 1904 as part of the Russian Pacific Squadron,
subsequently known as the First Pacific Squadron.
|
| 70111 |
Borodino,
1905 Battleship
|
| 70112 |
Bogatyr,
Armored Cruiser,
|
| 70113 |
Avrora,
Armored Cruiser, (Click for photographic preview)
|
| 70114 |
Askold,
Five Stack Protected Cruiser
|
| 70115 |
Svietlana,
Cruiser, Click on Photographs
|
| 70116 |
Boyarin, Cruiser,
2nd Rank, Click for Review
|
| 70117 |
Rurik,
Armored Cruiser, 1904
|
| 70118 |
Rossiya,
Armored Cruiser |
| 70119 |
Gromboi,
Armored Cruiser, Early Fit (kit #70219 has 1914 fit) |
| 70120 |
Novik,
Protected Cruiser, 1905
|
| 70121 |
Oleg,
Cruiser |
| 70122 |
Ochakov,
Cruiser |
| 70123 |
Pallada,
Armored Cruiser, Click on Photograph for
Photographic Preview
|
| 70124 |
Diana, Armored
Cruiser, Click on Photograph for Photographic Preview
|
| 70125 |
Oslyabya,
Battleship 1905, Click for Review
|
| 70126 |
Peresviet,
Battleship 1904 |
| 70127 |
Pobieda,
Battleship 1904 |
| 70128 |
Admiral Senyavin,
Coast Defense Battleship, 1905 |
| 70129 |
Admiral Ushakov,
Coast Defense Battleship, 1905 |
| 70130 |
General-Admiral
Apraksin, Coast Defense Battleship, 1905 |
| 70131 |
Imperator
Nikolai I, Battleship 1905,
|
| 70132 |
Admiral
Nakhimoff, Armored Cruiser
|
| 70133 |
Variag,
Cruiser |
| 70134 |
Bditelni,
Destroyer, 1904, Port Arthur Squadron
|
| 70135 |
Vnimatelni,
Destroyer |
| 70136 |
Boevoi,
Destroyer |
| 70137 |
Lieutenant
Burakov, ex-Taku, Destroyer, 1904, Port Arthur
|
| 70138 |
Koreets,
Gunboat Click on photograph for biography of the ship and
photographs of the completed model.
|
| 70139 |
Zhemchug,
Light Cruiser
Zhemchug, Imperial
Russian Scout Cruiser, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Tom Lindsay
- This
is Combrig's 1:700
scale Zhemchug
kit, built in the spring of 2004 by Tom Lindsay. It is
built out of the box except for opening up the aft compass
platform structure.
|
| 70140 |
Izumrud,
Light Cruiser |
| 70141 |
Almaz,
Cruiser 2nd Rank
|
| 70142 |
Bayan,
Armored Cruiser, Click for components review.
Bayan,
Imperial Russian Cruiser, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by David
LaPell - This is Combrig's 1/700 scale
cruiser Bayan. The
ship is pretty much out of the box, and David LaPell
added White Ensign Models railings and figures. He
used paint brush bristles for rigging and painted aluminum foil
for water coated with two coats of future floor wax.
|
| 70143 |
Tri
Sviatitelia, Black Sea Predreadnought, early rig
|
| 70144 |
Georgi
Pobedonosets, Battleship, (Click for a
Photographic Preview)
Georgii
Pobedonosets, Imperial Russian Battleship, Combrig 1:700 Scale,
Built by Bob Cicconi
- This is the 1/700 scale Combrig
Georgii Pobedonosets
built by Bob Cicconi. The ship was launched in 1895 as a
modification of the Sinope
class, and had a fairly uneventful career, save that it was
involved in the Potemkin
mutiny saga.
|
| 70145 |
Imperator
Aleksandr II, Battleship, Half-Sister to Imperator
Nikolai I (70131) Click
for Review
Imperator
Alexander II, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Andrey Zhukov
- This is the Combrig 1:700 scale Russian
barbette Battleship Imperator
Alexander II, built by Andrey Zhukov.
|
| 70146 |
Vladimir
Monomakh, Cruiser 1st Rank, Laid Down in 1880, the cruiser
was at Tsushima. (Click on photographs for Reviews)

Click for Build Review |

Click for Unassembled
Components Review |
|
| 70147 |
Dmitri
Donskoi, Cruiser 1st Rank, Laid Down in
1881, the cruiser
was at Tsushima. (Click on photograph for Photographic
Preview)
|
| 70148 |
Imperator
Aleksandr III 1904 - Borodino
Class battleship (Click
for Photographic Preview) Now
Available
|
| 70149 |
Likhoi
- 1906 Destroyer (LT Burakov II Type) (Click on
photograph for Photographic Preview)
|
| 70150 |
Tochnyi
- 1907 Destroyer (Tverdyi Type) (Click on
photograph for Photographic Preview)
|
| 70151 |
Dvenadtsat
Apostolov - Black Sea Predreadnought 1892 Now
Available (Click for a
Review)
|
| 70152 |
Panteleimon
- This famous Black Sea battleship was earlier named Kniaz
Potemkin Tavricheskii and changed names after the mutiny. Now
Available (Click for
Photographic Review)
|
| 70153 |
Rostislav
- Battleship, 2nd Class 1899 This small battleship became a
shore bombardment specialist in World War One in one of the
first strategic/economic shore bombardment campaigns ever
devised. Now Available
(Click for Review)
|
| 70199 |
Henri
IV 1903, French 2nd Class Predreadnought Battleship. Introduced
superfiring gun. Now
Available
Henri IV, French
Battleship, Built by Bob Cicconi
|
| 70201 |
Gangut,
1914 Baltic Sea Dreadnought |
| 70202 |
Tral,
Minesweeper; Storm, Sloop; MO-4, Hunting Craft;
& OD-200, Hunting Craft; (Four ships in one box.) |
| 70203 |
Sibirskiy
Strelok, Destroyer |
| 70204 |
Kirov,
Project 26, WWII Light Cruiser |
| 70205 |
Molotov,
Project 26bis, WWII Light Cruiser, |
| 70206 |
Type
S Submarine
|
| 70207 |
Type M Series XII
Soviet Coastal Submarine 1939 - The most numerous
class of Soviet submarines in World War II. (Click on
Photograph for Preview)
|
| 70208 |
Profintern,
Light Cruiser, Coming |
| 70209 |
Petropavlovsk,
1914 Baltic Sea Dreadnought |
| 70210 |
Oktyabrskaya
Revolutsia, Dreadnought Battleship 1934, Coming |
| 70211 |
Parizhskaya
Communa, Dreadnought Battleship
|
| 70212 |
Soobrazitelni,
Destroyer, Pr. 7U, 1943
|
| 70213 |
Rurik,
1909 Armored Cruiser |
| 70214 |
Tashkent,
Destroyer Leader
|
| 70215 |
Novik,
Destroyer, Fastest Warship in the World at the start of World
War One, (Click for Review)
|
| 70216 |
Imperatritza
Maria, Black Sea Dreadnought, with
Photo-Etch, (Click
for Photographic Preview)
|
| 70217 |
Imperatritza
Ekaterina Velikaya, Black Sea Dreadnought, with
Photo-Etch, (Click
for Photographic Preview)
|
| 70218 |
Imperator
Aleksandr III, Black Sea Dreadnought, with
Photo-Etch, (Click for Photographic Preview)
Volya 1918,
Ex-Imperator Aleksandr III, Built by Peter Fulgoney -
|
| 70219 |
Gromoboi,
, Cruiser 1914 fit, (early fit is kit 70119) |
| 70220 |
Andrei
Pervozvannyi, Battleship, with
Photo-Etch
(Click for Review)
Andrei Pervozvanny,
Imperial Russian Predreadnought, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Building a
Battleship by Jim Baumann - In another Baumann
Special, Jim painstakingly discusses his build of the
1:700 scale Combrig model of the Andrei
Pervozvanny, last
class of Imperial Russian predreadnought battleship.
|
| 70221 |
Imperator
Pavel I, Battleship, with Photo-Etch |
| 70222 |
Vyborg,
Coast Defense Ship |
| 70223 |
Marti
- Minelayer 1941 The last Russian
Imperial Yacht was the Shtandart.
In the 1930s she was converted into a 6,000 ton minelayer. Laid
down for Tsar Aleksandr III, the warship was not broken up until
1961.
|
| 70224 |
Bayan
II, World War One Armored Cruiser with Enhanced Deck
Armament
|
| 70225 |
Pallada
II, World War One Armored Cruiser (Click for In-Box
Review)
|
| 70226 |
Slava
- The fifth ship of the ill fated Borodino
Class. The battleship
fought heroically against two German dreadnoughts at Moon Sound
in October 1917. The model depicts the Slava
in her 1917 World War One fit. Click for photographic
preview.
|
| 70227 |
Type
D Submarine, Series I (D-2) -
The very first
Soviet submarine design was the Dekabrist,
later D-Class
medium size submarines. (Click for a Photographic Preview of the
D-2)
Narodovolets D-2, Soviet
Submarine 1929, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Peter Fulgoney
– Peter Fulgoney built the Combrig 1:700
scale D Class Soviet submarine Narodovolets
D-2 in the full hull version. The model is
photographed to represent the submarine under water.
|
| 70228 |
Type
L Submarine, Series II (L-3) - The second medium size submarine design
of the Soviet Navy. (Click for a Photographic Preview of the
L-3)
|
| 70229 |
Type
K Submarine, Series XIV (K-21) - The best Soviet
submarine design of World War Two was the K Class.
These very large submarine cruisers were designed for Arctic
operations with the Northern Fleet. (Click for Photographic
Preview of K-21)
|
| 70230 |
Kerch,
Gajibey Class Destroyer - 1917
As part of the
1914 Naval Program 8 large destroyers were ordered for the Black
Sea Fleet. Kerch was one of the first four that
were to serve under the flag of the Tsar and the Bolsheviks. (Click
for Photographic Preview of Kerch, World War One Destroyer)
|
| 70231 |
Kerch,
Soviet Light Cruiser (Ex-Duca D'Aosta) Coming |
| 70232 |
Azard,
Orphey Class Destroyer- 1916 (Click for Review)
|
| 70233 |
Valerian
Kuibyshev, Gavriil Class Destroyer - 1944 Now
Available |
| 70234 |
Kars, Gunboat 1910
- (Click for Review)
|
| 70235 |
Lenin,
Caspian Sea Gunboat 1942 - This model depicts the Lenin
after it had received a major refit in 1940 and made the gunboat
a significant anti-aircraft platform.
|
| 70237 |
Krasin,
Soviet Icebreaker 1922 - Probably the most famous
icebreaker in history. Most famous for saving the crew of the
airship, Italia on
July 11, 1928. Krasin
is still in existence as a museum ship in Saint
Petersburg.
Krasin to the Rescue,
Soviet Icebreaker July 11, 1928, Combrig 1:700 Scale -
Peter Fulgoney has built the Combrig 1:700 scale
kit of the Soviet Icebreaker Krasin
to depict her on July 11, 1928. She was already famous for coming
to the rescue of ships of many nations, however,
the greatest world fame came from the rescue of a crew of an
airship.
|
| 70238 |
Communication
Cutter Project 357, Soviet Union 1953, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- The eighteen communication cutters of Project
357 were designed to provide extended
communication range to transmit orders to units of the Soviet
fleet. Combrig is always bringing new and exotic topics
to the 1:700 scale modeler and the Project
357 communication vessel surely ranks as an
exotic topic.
|
70241  |
SMS
Konig, Konig Class German Battleship 1914, Combrig 1:700 Scale,
Photographic Review - Build
the best of the pre-World War One German battleships with the
1:700 scale Combrig SMS
Konig. In the 1914 fit you get the original light
pole mast version, complete with net shelves and booms and also
an enlarged forward superstructure because she was built as
squadron flagship.
|
70242  |
SMS Grosser Kurfurst
|
| 70243 |
HMS
Kent, County Class Armored Cruiser 1903, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- Time to revenge the Monmouth.
With the Combrig 1:700 scale HMS
Kent, you’ll have the most effective of the 35
armored cruisers to fly the White Ensign. This small County
class armored cruiser sank two German light cruisers in distant
waters and justified the County class design concept as commerce
protectors.
HMS Kent, Royal Navy
Armored Cruiser, Combrig 1:700 Scale, Built by Peter Fulgoney
- Peter Fulgoney has valiantly stepped into the breach and
rendered sterling service to all modelers with his build of the Combrig
1:700 scale HMS Kent,
with a kite balloon no less.
|
| 70244 |
HMS
Monmouth, County Class Armored Cruiser, Combrig 1:700 Scale
- Join the Cult of the Armored Cruiser! There is no need for
passwords, secret handshakes or decoder rings. Nor do you need
to recite passages from Whispers From the Fleet. With the
Combrig 1:700 scale HMS
Monmouth you will get an excellent model of one
of Kit Cradock’s doomed squadron.
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