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A soldier of the Soviet Army is charging towards the enemy lines during the Eastern Front of the Second World War, he’s part of a secret group called: The Oprichniki, a secret organization that looks into the supernatural and paranormal.
Believed to be disbanded by Tsar Ivan IV Vasilyevich
The Oprichniki changed its goals from a secret police to a group devoted to study and create phenomenon. They played a large role during the second world war and the cold war by studying the paranormal in the hopes of creating super weapons. The Oprichniki is divided into two main groups with each having several subdivisions. Their members are well trained into hand-in-hand combat and firearms and most high-ranking members of the Russian military are members of this secret organization.
This shot was actually part of a deleted scene of a brickfilm called: Lego World War II: The Little Match Girl. The reason why this scene was deleted is because of the time limit. 13 minutes is already too long for a brickfilm of this caliber. Several scenes didn’t make it only for this reason alone.
I highly recommend to check out this brickfilm because this was pretty out of the box for me.
I’m overall pleased how this shot turned out and it’s a pity why this scene couldn’t be included into the brickfilm.
Custom: weapons/hat: Brickarms
Link to the project:
Don't think she has much more cruising in her. Apart from that ridiculous structure that appears to be a later addition on the aft upper deck, she has nice lines.
A few more sawed offs to add to my collection.
PPSh-41 Machine Pistol:
Inspired by a few images I found off of google. Not really much else to say besides that.
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Mosin Nagant SBR:
Recently getting the WW1 weapons pack from Brickmania, I decided to redo my M38 carbine with the new straight bolt model. I decided to put the older version to some use and turn it into an SBR. I might modify it further to make it into more of an apocalypse-type carbine.
Nagant M1895:
Based off a brickwarriors British revolver, I thought it would work as a Russian Nagant.
Sawn off PTRS-41:
Again, based off an image I found on Google.
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Well before the days of the 'internet highway' and detailed information about the activities of railways in the Soviet Eastern Bloc countries, the appearance on Thessalonica depot of People's Republic of Bulgaria Railways Electroputere-built Class '06' No.36 was something of a surprise to me at the time, but undoubtedly an everyday occurrence, working cross-border passenger and freight diagrams. Electroputere in Romania built 130 of these 2,100hp diesel-electric locomotives for use in Bulgaria and locos of this design were also supplied to Poland and China as well as for domestic use in Romania. The Romanian company also built the first thirty ill-fated class 56 locos for B.R. Behind the diesel, at the head of a line of dumped steam locos, was Hellenic State Railways class 'La' (Λα ) 2-10-0 No.902.
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One of the earliest Soviet tank designs, the Vezdekhod-17A rolled off the production lines in the first weeks after the Revolution.
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Soviet Cold War wheel bike. In response to Alt history Soviet things I have seen, I made this boi around 4 am. Not related to my other alternate histories, this is alt. Cold War, late 40s early 50s. Tell me what you think.
Well, I just couldn't stay away. I'm pumping content these days.
AKA Pyotr Parker. Or the Berlin Wallcrawler.
There's some heavy Red Son influences here. It was a lot of fun to draw this!
Let me know what you think!
New to my collection of old cameras is this Soviet-made Smena-2. Made by GOMZ (predecessor of LOMO). This particular version appeared in 1959, with combined shutter release and frame counter operation.
The Smena was designed as a low-cost camera for the masses, made of bakelite (an early plastic, which is somewhat brittle).
The lens is shorter than normal (40mm instead of 45mm or 50mm) which makes the camera more compact, and also provides more depth-of-field for guess focusing (and the camera requires guess-focusing as it has no rangefinder).
This helped amateurs get pictures that were more often in focus, but on the other hand a short focal length creates some wide-angle distortion (in closeup shots), so wide angle lenses are best for group shots or interior spaces.
During the construction of Novopolotsk, architects and artists worked closely with each other. As a result of this cooperation, specialists from Vitebsk art workshops have created mosaics on a variety of topics on new houses. Despite the fact that some of the mosaics have already been destroyed, the total volume of mosaic panels in Novopolotsk remains one of the largest in the republic.
При строительстве г. Новополоцка архитекторы и художники плотно сотрудничали друг с другом. В результате этого сотрудничества на новых домах специалистами Витебских художественных мастерских появились мозаики на самые разные темы. Несмотря на то, что часть мозаик уже уничтожена, общий объём мозаичных панно в Новополоцке остаётся одним из крупнейших в республике.
Moscow. View on the Kotelnicheskaya embankment building. View from the Krasnokholmskiy bridge (Краснохолмский мост) I like the view from this spot and i'll keep on shooting this sight until i get photo that i'll really like. This is not perfect yet.
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The Soviet War Memorial in Vienna, more formally known as the Heldendenkmal der Roten Armee (English: Heroes' Monument of the Red Army) is located at Vienna's Schwarzenbergplatz. The semi-circular white marble colonnade partially enclosing a twelve-metre figure of a Red Army Soldier was unveiled in 1945.The Heroes' Monument of the Red Army in Vienna was built to commemorate 17,000 Soviet soldiers who fell in the Battle for Vienna of World War II.
These soccer bleachers in northern Moldova, one of the poorest nations in Europe, have fallen in complete disrepair since the fall of the Soviet Union. The wonderful people of Moldova are making a slow but sure rebound since 2009 when the Communist party lost control. Moldova is currently seeking entrance into the European Union.