Great Model of Moscow
A 1540 square feet (144 square meters) model of Moscow is now being exhibited in one of Moscow exhibitions.
This model has been built in 1988 and is being used for Moscow planing. Each house is a separate piece and from time to time is needed to be cleaned and polished in order to look nice.
If the house being reconstructed in Moscow the same new model house appears on this epic model, same thing happens when new house is being built in Russian capital.
The scale of the model is 1 to 500.
via makzer
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Moscow truly is a 3rd world city trying so hard to be prominent, rich and grandeur like NYC
do you mean Shanghai? What is this, “NYC”? Is that like Babylon? Does it still exist???
I think the model needs some miniature cars on the streets. And some people.
It is not necessary. People and cars are necessary that in a breadboard model to estimate scale, here there are trees. People and machines there are less than trees, to sense from them any. Clearness of perception will be gone, the overall picture will be greased
Why is there no model of St. Basil’s?
There is. Look again at the Kremlin model. You’re used to looking up past the Lenin Library, through Red Square towards St Basil’s. Here you’re looking opposite, over St Basil’s, Gum on the right, the Lenin tomb and clock tower on the left. Got it? G
Um…no. I know exactly where St. Basil’s should be. In the 15th picture there is clearly no St. Basil’s. Perhaps you would like to point it out to me again?
I think it’s funny that they are still playing with these Thomas the Train style blocks. When will they modernize with computer models? Sad.
It’s sad of you thinking they doesn’t have computer models. Check up the Internet!
‘Check up the Internet!’ Ha! Please to learning english!
Why should he? His English is probably better than your Russian. Here’s some advice : you should be the one learning Chinese and Russian, so you’re prepared when your new overlords arrive.
Oh man, thanks for that. I needed a good laugh to start the day!
Now back to my computer models…
[laughs while Chinese banks literally run the financial world, Chinese economy grows to the largest in the world, Chinese government owns more half of the U.S.]
Hope you don’t get outsourced to Indonesia by a Chinese tech company
My line of work will NEVER be outsourced.
You all americans think people have to learn english, but nobody in the usa know other language, they even speak english badly… grow up the cold war has gone, stop criticating the russians they would not change with any comment of yours… and dont hide behind a computer go to russia and criticate people face to face… jejej
Give me a lizard suit and I will go Godzilla on that city.
Love it, its brilliant, id love to see a model of the city where i live.
In foto #14 you may view a model man making #2 in his model flat.
I’d be a KING KONG
I purchased a fridge magnet in Moscow of the 12th picture down.A bridge crosses the river and the road goes right or left.My picture is in full color.
Picture 21 is the church Stallin had demolished so the palace of the soviets could be built.
The palace was never built and the church was rebuilt in the early 90s.
Moscow looks like a giant dart board!
The kremlin is the bulls eye!
If you add 70 more floors to moscow university in the 6th pic down and take the wings off it would be the empire state building!
Pretty good. I imagine that this assists people as well as computer models as it would give a better overall perspective than on a screen.
anyway, after all - once you have it - why not keep updating it?
Can anyone name the river in english and in russian?
Moscow/Mocba G]
This model would be hard to view when exhibited. You would need to hang people above it to view it properly - maybe they should stick it to the ceiling instead.
amazing. any idea how long it took to create initially? (excluding the ongoing time required to update), and how do they edit the buildings in the centre? by pulling the tables apart or hanging someone from the ceiling?