4D Model MM0595-12 1/144 Soviet Space Shuttle"Буран"Kit Three Modes

According to public information, the space shuttle "Blizzard" of the Soviet Union is the first space shuttle in the world to successfully carry out unmanned and autonomous space flight and be reused. The Mornia Consortium, newly established by the Soviet Union in 1976, was solely responsible for research and development. It was launched from Baikonur Space Center for the first time on November 15, 1988. It flew around the earth twice, traveled in space for three hours, returned safely as scheduled, and landed accurately on the concrete runway 12 kilometers away from the launch point, completing an unmanned test flight. This is the first unmanned mission independently carried out by a space shuttle in space history, and it is a great achievement in the space history of the Soviet Union. Due to the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia finally cancelled a series of plans for the "Blizzard" space shuttle in 1993. As the first reusable space shuttle that successfully flew in autonomous space, Blizzard demonstrated the strength of Soviet Union in the field of space technology. Although the project was terminated after only one unmanned flight, its design ideas and technical solutions laid an important technical foundation for the later space launch system and profoundly influenced the global space technology development route.