- The Stalingrad class heavy cruiser was a heavy cruiser developed by the Soviet Navy, and its official name in the Soviet Navy was the Type 82 cruiser.
- Plans for this class began in 1941 and construction began in 1951, but the project was canceled in 1953.
- There were plans to build 4 ships before the cancellation, but preparations for the 4th ship were canceled, the 2nd and 3rd ships were dismantled during construction, and the name ship Stalingrad became a target ship. Once modified, it served until 1957, when it was dismantled.
- If this class had been completed as planned, it would have a total length of 273.6 meters, a fully loaded displacement of 42,300 tons, a speed of 35.5 knots, and armament of 3 x 305 mm triple guns, 2 x 130 mm twin guns, and 6 x 45 mm quad guns. It was supposed to be a large gunship with 10 x 25mm quadruple guns.
- Two types, a full-hull type and an offshore model, will be released at the same time.
- Each kit comes with resin parts, 3D printed parts, photo-etched parts, metal mast and gun barrel parts (2 types), and Soviet Navy flag decals.
- The total length will be approximately 391mm when completed.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )