Kamov Ka-25 Hormone

A 1/72 scale diecast helicopter model of a Kamov Ka-25 Hormone.

The Kamov Ka-25 “Hormone” was a Soviet naval helicopter of the 1960s, designed for anti-submarine warfare. Featuring Kamov’s coaxial rotors for shipboard stability, it carried sonar, torpedoes, or depth charges. Compact, versatile, and reliable, it served in multiple roles including search and rescue, reconnaissance, and mine-laying, becoming a Cold War naval aviation icon.

Includes a display stand.

This model has a fuselage length of 15cm (5.9") and a rotor span of 19.5cm (7.6").

Kamov Ka-25 Hormone Diecast Helicopter Model

This 1/72 scale model helicopter captures the iconic Cold War-era Kamov Ka-25 “Hormone,” a Soviet naval workhorse designed for anti-submarine warfare. With its distinctive coaxial rotors and compact shipboard design, this diecast helicopter brings historic aviation engineering to life in display-ready form.

Model Dimensions & Specifications:

• Scale: 1/72
• Fuselage Length: 15 cm (5.9 inches)
• Rotor Width: 19.5 cm (7.6 inches)
• Materials: Diecast Metal & ABS
• Display: Includes a display stand
• Assembly: This is a ready to display model; rotors need to be attached by hand.

The Kamov Ka-25 was the Soviet Navy’s first dedicated anti-submarine helicopter, instantly recognizable by its twin coaxial rotors that eliminated the need for a tail rotor. Designed in the 1960s, this compact yet versatile machine carried sonar, torpedoes, and depth charges, and later variants expanded into reconnaissance, rescue, and mine-laying duties. Its rugged design made it a trusted naval asset throughout the Cold War.

This diecast helicopter is a perfect collectible for aviation enthusiasts, a unique toy helicopter for display, or a thoughtful gift for anyone passionate about military history. Add this scale model to your collection and bring a piece of Cold War naval aviation to life.