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Neptune mission

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    The Neptune Mission model depicts a Ukrainian R360 Neptune missile system firing a cruise missile at the russian cruiser moskva. The missile hits the ship, sinking it. The mechanism of the model is very simple: one gear moves both missile and cruiser towards each other. A sliding guide hole causes the rear of the cruiser to sink. In creating this model, Ugears designers and engineers were inspired by real events on the night of April 13-14, 2022.
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    Brand Ugears
    Сollection Machines
    Level Easy
    Assembly time 0.5 - 1
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    Number of components 44
    Model Size 34*10*4 cm
    Package Size 24.8x9.2x1.8 cm
    Weight, kg 0,184
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