History of the Project 1125

In 1934, the Gorky assembly plant received orders to produce a line of armored river boats: Projects 1124 and 1125. Over the next ten years, more than 100 of these boats would be built, featuring a variety of weapons. Most boats were equipped with modified tank turrets, such as the 76mm gun from the T-28. Thanks to their extremely shallow draft, they could navigate any major waterway in the western Soviet Union. These patrol boats proved a difficult challenge to the Axis invaders, in particular along the Danube River. These boats were powered by a pair of 800 horsepower engines, giving them a top speed of about 19 knots. They were protected by as much as 20mm of armor and were armed with multiple weapon turrets. This version of a Project 1125 boat has a T-28 tank turret, a smaller machine gun turret, and a multiple rocket launcher mounted in the rear of the boat. Contents: 1 unpainted armored boat - 1 unit flag - 1 unit card
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Stastistics 

• Displacement: 29 tonnes standard
  
• Dimensions: 22.6 m x 3,50 m x 0,50 m
  
• Propulsion: 2 screws, 2 gasoline engines, 720 hp.
  
• Top speed: 28 knots
  
• Armour: 12 to 50 mm
  
• Armament: 1 x 76 mm, 1 x 12,7 mm HMG, 2 x 7.62 mm LMG AA
  
• Crew: 10