http://moxingfans.com/m/view.php?aid=6555 A twin 130mm turret in 1/35??? Ok, not my thing, I just think it’s an oddity is all.

In a certain scale it can be used as Rebel Ion Cannon.

There is also the Kashtan CIWS turret.
Maybe we will get a whole cruiser in 1/35th eventually ....

A 252 m long Kirow Class cruiser?

Don`t want to be nitpicking, but it`s no landbased system.

Yeah, somehow both Takom and RPG models (with their Phalanx) failed to notice this. Or did they?

252/35 = 7.2 meters THAT would be something to bring to a local modeling contest

The AK-130 was also used on the Sovremenny class which are "only" 156 meters long ...
The Kashtan is mounted on the People's Liberation Army Navy Sovremenny-class destroyers (two second hand Russian ships and two improved versions, 956-EM)

"On the improved Project 956EM the aft AK-130 main gun was removed. The four AK-630 CIWS were replaced by two sets of Kashtan CIWS short-range air defence gun/missile systems. Each Kashtan system comprises a 3R86E1 command module and two 3R87E combat modules. Each 3R87E combat module has two 30 mm GSh-30k six-barrel automatic guns (range 0.5–4 km (0.31–2.49 mi)) and two SA-N-11 air defence missiles. The missile is armed with a 9 kg (20 lb) warhead and has a range of 1.5–8 km (0.93–4.97 mi). This improved 956EM version is also the first to be armed with the newer version of SS-N-22, which reported has a designation of 3-M80MBE and possibly funded by China (according to Russian sources), and the new missile differs from the older ones mainly in that the range is increased from 120 km (75 mi) to 200 km (120 mi). The air defense software is upgraded to accommodate the newer SA-N-12/SA-17 SAM system, but since China had already joined Russia in developing an even newer successor, it is not clear if SA-N-12/SA-17 has entered Chinese service in large numbers.

In 2006, the extra spheres (painted white as the mid-2006) added atop of the superstructures of the Chinese ships appearing in latest photographs of the Chinese units have shown that these Chinese ships had been upgraded with the domestic HN-900 Data link (Chinese equivalent of Link 11A/B, to be upgraded) and SATCOM (probably the SNTI-240).

From mid-2014, all four Chinese Sovremenny-class destroyers are planned to undergo a midlife upgrade program. Hangzhou is currently undergoing refit with the removal of its original components, and are expected to be replaced with domestic systems. In addition to replacement of electronics and sensors, armament upgrades include replacing 2x4 3M80E Moskit anti-ship missiles with 2x4 YJ-12A supersonic missiles, swapping two launchers for 48 SA-N-12 SAMs with 4 sets of 8-cell vertical launch systems totaling 32 cells for HQ-16C or Yu-8 anti-submarine missiles and adding a 24-cell FL-3000N short-range anti-air missiles.[4][5] "

Exactly what I was thinking...Sci-Fi it!

Therefore, it CAN be used as a land based weapons system. I think that this kit could take off in another genera role than a naval cannon.