Angara 3 launch vehicle model, produced by the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center, 32 inches tall on 9 x 6 inch base. The rocket itself has 4 reusable flyback Baikal boosters mounted to it. Each element has Cyrillic decals, the Baikals all with Russian flags. Transparent lucite base with plaque.

The most curious aspect to this model is the use of Baikal boosters; after providing thrust to the Angara rocket, once at an altitude of about 75 kilometers, the Baikals separate from the Angara, and folding wings stored parallel to their fuselages turn through 90 degrees allowing the boosters to land safely. This is both cost-effective and a safety feature since Russia's new cosmodromes are far inland and so falling space debris must be avoided.