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Thanks to Ken cuz i kinda used his furry as a ref. :)
Heres my mosin sniper... The head is a lil big i think :P
Soviet T-54 tank during Operation Danube, Prague, Czechoslovakia, August 1968. Note swastika on the upper front plate painted by Prague citizens
Lomonosov LFZ Leningrad factory Russia. USSR Soviet era. Blue stamp 1950's. 20 cm high. Young cadets in the Navy School. Made by S.Velihova, sculptor and E.Lupanova, porcelain artist
Nation : Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Pavilion Name : Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Pavilion
Subject : Handicraft
Island : Ile Notre Dame
Description : Figurines in a display case amongst Soviet houseware.
Photographer's Notes : dolls and pottery ware
References : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ussr
General Description:
The massive roof structure of the U.S.S.R Pavilion made it the largest of its kind ever constructed. The pavilion themed "In the Name of Man, for the Good of Man", consisted of two main storeys housing six sub-levels. The pavilion's first floor was lined with terraces on the north end taking advantage of the surrounding water. Exhibition areas were found on all levels portraying Soviet lifestyle both urban and rural, economic issues and art. Cosmos Hall located on the upper levels featured Soviet scientific and engineering achievements, focusing on space technology. Visitors enjoyed space travel simulations. A 600 seat central auditorium located on the first level displayed Soviet documentaries and fashion shows. An 1100 seat restaurant also located at ground level was one of Expo's most successful featuring a variety of food and drinks from the various republics of the Soviet Union. All sub-levels and terraces were connected by escalators and stairs.
Nation : Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Pavilion Name : Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Pavilion
Subject : Visual Works
Island : Ile Notre Dame
Description : Painting of young women at the Crimea summer camp.
Photographer's Notes : painting. Girls who do not act like ours would "Children's Summer camp in the crimea" by Artek
General Description:
The massive roof structure of the U.S.S.R Pavilion made it the largest of its kind ever constructed. The pavilion themed "In the Name of Man, for the Good of Man", consisted of two main storeys housing six sub-levels. The pavilion's first floor was lined with terraces on the north end taking advantage of the surrounding water. Exhibition areas were found on all levels portraying Soviet lifestyle both urban and rural, economic issues and art. Cosmos Hall located on the upper levels featured Soviet scientific and engineering achievements, focusing on space technology. Visitors enjoyed space travel simulations. A 600 seat central auditorium located on the first level displayed Soviet documentaries and fashion shows. An 1100 seat restaurant also located at ground level was one of Expo's most successful featuring a variety of food and drinks from the various republics of the Soviet Union. All sub-levels and terraces were connected by escalators and stairs.