1/350 Trumpeter Russian Destroyer Taszkient 1940 - 05356 AirbrushALL SUPER DECALS FOR 3 VERSIONS

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1/350 Trumpeter Russian Destroyer Taszkient 1940 - 05356 AirbrushALL SUPER DECALS FOR 3 VERSIONSTaszkient lead destroyer on January 11, 1935, start of construction in Italy, November 28, 1937, launch, and October 22, 1939, the Soviet Union to receive service. Taszkient's avant garde design at the time was an exception; it was one of the few ships that could exceed 40 knots at 40 knots during World War II after the 1942 reform, even up to the light cruiser firepower level. During World War II, her main task was to transport people and goods to