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he Egypt-Soviet monument was built to mark the completion of the construction of the Aswan High Dam in the 1960s.
Designed by sculptor Ernst Neizvestny.
I haven't really made many Russian figures, so I thought it was about time.
The left is meant to be an ordinary soldier, the right a Soviet marine. In all the pictures I found of marines they were wearing crossed over bandoliers, and the two rubber bands were the best I could do. :)
Thanks for taking a look, hope you like them!
After I finally got my Ushankas I could complete my Soviet troops for now. I hope y’all like it and thanks for taking a look!
Watch (with certification and instructions) bought in Moscow in 1988. For 8/12/2019 Macro Mondays theme "Printed Word."
Berlin - Tiergarten
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This is one example of the decaying grandeur of an old Soviet spa in Georgia.
In the 1920s, Tskaltubo was a thriving spa town with an exclusively Soviet clientele. Citizens would flock here as part of a state-funded health program on sanctioned vacations meant to reenergize them while they contemplated socialist ideals. If the workers were healthy, as the theory went, the workforce would be healthy and thus more productive to support the regime.
I was invited by Moscow City Transit to attend what was basically a streetcar photo charter for the press and bloggers. The subject was a Soviet MTV-82 series tram, which operated in Moscow from the 1940's through 1980's.
The statue, Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, was built in 1937 for the Soviet pavilion at the World's Fair in Paris and is one of Moscow's icons.
Hey guys.
made this guy last week. I think he turned out ok. I know the pouches dont look legit but thats because I made then for a Jap soldier but changed my mind later.