A full size Mercedes car is being nailed to the ceilings in one of Moscow airports now. It attracts sights from the people coming through the airport’s lobby and always question arises if it’s safe to walk right under in – or it might occasionally fell on your head? Well, some say that this is not real Mercedes but is made of plastic instead, but if it so then this should be a very precise copy, because all the smallest details, like brake discs etc are perfectly visible.
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Good! Texas1 can at last have a good night sleep.
Bless his little cotton socks, he was so worried that this is the end for Englishrussia
First – the picture is not visible.
Second – same was seeing in Hamburg airport, nothing new.
Happy New Year!
For Not Russian speakers: Signs next to car says: “This isn’t private plane” and other “But the feels the same”
Hey, guys, why is englishrussia.com not updating? I visit it every day hoping to see something new
Don’t try this at home.
It’s a replica, the windows are plastic.
I agree.
Wow that’s amazing. What a sight it must be
It’s a cardboard cutout.
Hey, what kind of sense does this make? NOBODY seems to look at the Benz!
Mercedes Benz is a VERY common car in Moscow. Not a special sight for the average Muscovite citizen.
I think the body of the car is fake and just the detials like lights and tyres are real.
Is this the Shermantenyevko?
No, it is Domodedovo International airport, I have been there three days ago =)
Did you remember to stop at duty-free shop and buy a nice gift for a loved one at your flight destination? Maybe some velvety chocolote for your friend, or a nice cleaning brush for the woman in the house?
No! But I bought some “Сырки” for myself =)
hey why is my car up there?
Great to see ER back online! Technik this is big news. Hamburg is in good old Europe. Russia is just old.
One comment missing from one of the brightest (not me) visitors here:
“Photoshop! It’s all photoshop!”
Hehe…
Tim only has one other person on the payrol to run this Blog. Give them a break, they deserve to rest during the Hoildays just like the rest of us.
Keep up the great job Tim!!!
This is in domodedovo airport not far from the entrance. I grabbed a pic of it with my mobile phone when I was then few months back 8)
Its made of plastic but it looks very real.
Did you remember to stop at duty-free shop and buy a nice gift for a loved one at your flight destination? Maybe some velvety chocolote for your friend, or a nice cleaning brush for the woman in the house?
You’re a baboon
fake
Ah Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, you’re back!
also fake
Russians probably believe this car is made in collaboration with a new russian technology which can defy gravity LOL!
It is anti-gravity field! I walk under and get sucked to roof. other peoples wear special leaded shoes for safety to stick to ground is why pictures blury as camera getting sucked up to skys.
It is Domodedovo, i was there yesterday
Please get rid the full page pre-load adverts, they are really annoying, and have stopped this site coming up on my RSS.
that can be a real car
no one is disturbed from the Mercedes hanging from above
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