Hamina-Class Missile Boat (Ohjusvene) – Finnish Navy

Hamina-Class — Finland’s Fast and Lethal Coastal Striker

Sleek, fast, and built for the archipelago, the Hamina-class missile boat (ohjusvene) is the Finnish Navy’s premier fast attack craft, a vessel designed to strike hard and disappear into the island-studded coastline before the enemy can respond. This premium 3D-printed scale model captures the sharp, purposeful lines of the Hamina FAC in precise, display-ready detail.

The Hamina class operates across two squadrons of the Finnish Coastal Fleet. Tornio and Pori serve with the 7th Surface Warfare Squadron at Upinniemi, alongside minelayers MLC Hämeenmaa, MLI Porkkala, and MLI Pyhäranta. Hamina and Hanko form part of the 6th Surface Warfare Squadron at Pansio, together with minelayers MLC Uusimaa and MLI Pansio. Together, these vessels form the backbone of Finland’s coastal sea denial capability.

Vessel Specifications

• Class: Hamina-class fast attack craft
• Finnish designation: Ohjusvene (missile boat)
• Role: Missile fast attack craft (FAC)
• Home bases: Upinniemi and Pansio
• Squadrons: 6th and 7th Surface Warfare Squadrons, Finnish Coastal Fleet
• Named vessels: Hamina, Hanko, Tornio, Pori

Four hulls. Two squadrons. One of the most capable coastal strike forces in the Baltic. The Hamina class commands attention, on the water and on your shelf.