It is somewhat popular to put old airplanes on outdoor displays in Russia & old MIG fighter jets are among the first things that can come to mind… Well this time someone decided to put a MI-24 helicopter gunship you see below on display, watch what happened…
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This beautiful building demonstrates the level of corruption and arrogance that can be found in Russia these days, while this idiotic collection of Russian construction here might seem silly, the new bridge with missing bolts is already a serious issue, now you can add an expensive new building that has a river washing away the structure under it…
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In Russia it takes a long time to put new cars into production. Usually new concepts show up on car shows for years before they ever reach mass production. Unfortunatelly because of that sometimes really good concepts never get a green light, like in the case of this GAZ-3106 that also never made it past a concept stage (lets hope that Lada Project C concept will escape same fate)…
Another abandoned facility somewhere in Russia, except that it’s all burned, and we have a model posing this time. As usual all pictures are by the abandoned property expert Alexander Klochkov.
Well one Russian guy decided to make his ordinary VAZ-2108 that you see below look like a Lamborghini Murcielago , here is what happened…
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When two months worth of snow fall out in three days, you get this…
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Left to right, Vladimir Putin, Anatoliy Sobchak (Mayor of St. Petersburg), Boris Yeltsin.
First it was the Moscow University lasers here, now its the fireworks and a lights show, enjoy…
“Diana i love“, “Kiril, don’t write anymore, it confuses…”
While all other kids played with Evel Knievel, we had metal cars and tanks, ah good old days…
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GAZ-3105 is a Volga that unfortunately never reached mass production. They began building first prototypes in 1987 and in 1992 GAZ even displayed this car on the international car show in Leipzig, Germany. Interestingly enough this car had all wheel drive, and was powered by the 170hp engine.
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