Question about modern micronauts

[StarCruiser]

I'd love to see those from GHQ but, they don't release a lot of "Modern" Micronauts during any given year.

The general trend has been to release a few -very- modern ships lately. Since those are all older modern ships (classics, in my opinion), it may be quite some time before they get around to them.

I won't post any links but there are other companies that have models in 1/2400 for some of those ships. CinC's are decent and not expensive.

[Donald M. Scheef]

Based on your posting, I am adding votes for the following items to the Consolidated Micronaut Wish List:
• Early Cold War Soviet guided missile cruiser Kara (Project 1134B) class
• Early Cold War Soviet guided missile cruiser Kresta I (Project 1134) class
• Early Cold War Soviet guided missile cruiser Kresta II (Project 1134A) class
• Early Cold War Soviet helicopter cruiser Moskva (Project 1123) class
• Early Cold War Soviet cruise missile nuclear submarine Charlie I (Project 670A) class
• Late Cold War Soviet cruise missile nuclear submarine Charlie II (Project 670M) class
• Late Cold War Soviet nuclear submarine Alfa (Project 705) class
Since none of these types has enough votes for the “top 100,â€￾ I will not be updating the posted Consolidated Micronaut Wish List Summary at this time.
Thank you for your interest in GHQ’s Micronaut series.

Don S.

[Donald M. Scheef]

The most recent modern "Soviet" types (and both are a bit of a stretch) released in the Micronaut line are HRC1, CV Liaoning (former Soviet Varyag) and HRC2, destroyer Taizhou (former Soviet Sovremenny class). These were released in the 2013/2014 season.

I'll add a vote for the late cold war Soviet (actually built in Poland) LST Ropucha (Toad, Project 755) class.

Don S.

[CG2]

Actually, there were three Rogovs. One has been scrapped, the other two are in reserve but I wouldn't expect them ever to go to sea again.