Zvezda 9035 K-3 November Class Nuclear Submarine – Scale 1:350

The Zvezda 9035 model represents the nuclear submarine K-3 Leninskij Komsomoł of the November class, Project 627A, the very first Soviet nuclear-powered submarine. The model is in 1:350 scale, made from high-quality plastic, and intended for self-assembly. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing each modeler to choose accessories individually.

• Scale: 1:350 – a detailed miniature, ideal for submarine collections.
• Category: Plastic model kit for assembly.
• Material: High-grade plastic, which allows for precise detailing of the hull surfaces and construction parts.
• Country of service: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).
• Service period: Cold War – from the early 1960s until the 1990s.
• Add-ons: The model does not include photo-etched, metal, or resin parts, making it attractive in terms of price and allowing experienced modelers to enhance it with their own accessories.

Historical description: The K-3 November-class nuclear submarine entered service in 1958 and was the first Soviet nuclear-powered submarine. Units of this class performed strategic roles during the Cold War, patrolling underwater routes and forming the backbone of the Soviet nuclear fleet in the North. The K-3 became notable for numerous training and combat missions in the Arctic Ocean, including the passage under the Arctic to the North Pole in 1962.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – This model is recommended for both intermediate and beginner modelers who wish to develop their skills in naval modeling.

Recommended: The Zvezda 9035 is an excellent choice for Cold War history enthusiasts, submarine collectors, and anyone looking for a realistic model for historical diorama display. Thanks to its robust construction and faithful reproduction of the original K-3 shape, it provides full satisfaction both to collectors and those wishing to begin their adventure with ship modeling.