World Tsar Michael 7 (МЦМ-7) non-shipbucket scale

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My scale = 2:1 shipbucket scale

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Destroyer UKRAINA class, Russia 1905.

Displacement: 730 / 880 t.
Dimensions: 73.2 x 7.24 x 3.35 m.
Propulsion: 2 steam-engine, 4 boiler, 6200 shp, speed 26-27 kts.
Armament: 2x1 120/45 mm (140 shells/gun), 2x2 456 mm torpedo-tube, 2x2 37/30 mm, 4 machine-gun, 24 contact mines.
Complement: 5/3/74.

Baltic Fleet (4 destroyers): Donskoy Kazak (Don cossack), Zabaikalez (Transbaikalier), Stereguschy (Guarding), Strashny (Terrible).
Pacific Fleet (4 destroyers): Voyskovoy (Army), Kazanez (Kazanman), Turkmenez-Stavropolsky (Turkoman-Stavropol), Ukraina (Ukraine).

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Destroyer OKHOTNIK class, Russia 1906

Displacement: 750 / 840 t.
Dimensions: 75.2 x 8.2 x 2.9 m.
Propulsion: 2 steam-engine, 4 boiler, 7300 shp, speed 25 kts.
Armament: 2x1 120/45 mm (160 shells/gun), 2x2 456 mm torpedo-tube, 2x2 37/30 mm, 4 machine-gun, 24 contact mines.
Complement: 5/4/86.

Baltic Fleet (4 destroyers): Okhotnik (Hunter), Pogranichnik (Frontier guard), Sibirsky strelok (Siberian marksman), Gvardeez (Guardsman).

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Submarine minelayer KRAB class, Russia, 1912.

Displacement: 550 (surfaced) / 750 (submerged) t.
Dimensions: 52.8 x 4.14 x 4.0 m.
Propulsion: 4 diesels x 300 shp = 1200 shp, 2 electric motor x 330 shp = 660 shp, speed 12.7/7.2 kts, range: 82 mi/4 kts (submerged), 2500 mi/8 kts (surfaced).
Armament: 2 x 456 mm torpedo-tube (+ 2 spare torpedoes), 1x1 75/50, 2 machine-gun, 60 contact mines.
Complement: 4/4/45 = 53.

Black Sea Fleet (1 submarine): Л-28 «Краб» (L-28 Crab).
Pacific Fleet (3 submarines): Л-29 «Лангуст» (L-29 Spiny lobster), Л-30 «Угорь» (L-30 Eel) , Л-33 «Трепанг» (L-33 Trepang).

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Great Job

[Satirius]

A much better scale for smaller ships. Does their details justice.

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Destroyer VSADNIK class, Russia 1906
Vsadnik (horseman, rider), Gaydamak (Ukrainian insurgent 1735-1768), Ussuriez (settler on the Ussuri River), Amurez (settler on the Amur River).

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Destroyer FINN class, Russia 1906
Finn (Finn), Emir Bukharsky (Emir of Bukhara), Dobrovolez (Volunteer), Moskvityanin (Muscovite).

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Destroyer SHESTAKOV class, Russia 1909

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Gunboat Kars class, Russia, 1910