How to make regular street LADA
look brutal. This is how:
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Nine most expensive Russian cars you can buy now or were on sale recently starting with the "Marussia" SUV. The SUV has a 3.5liter engine and 340 horse power. The
design is sort of weird and The price tag was around $120,000 in 2010. But looks like you can't buy them anymore - the company filed for bankrupcy recently.
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This is a collection of six styles of Russian crosswalks that
can puzzle a foreigner. Some of them in Russia only.
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Those cars were christened as "Batmobile" by youtube viewers as soon as they first appeared some time ago. Their official name was first chosen as a
"Chastener" but later renamed to "Falkatus". A few of those Batmobiles arrived to Crimea to take part in FSB operation or drill there.
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Wooden sunglasses, wooden phone cases, looks like demand for everything wooden rose these days. And now this
Belarus company started making wooden bicycles. Let's see what those are about and how they look like.
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Here is a collection of most expensive yachts of Russian billionaires. And first of all here is the most expensive among Russian yachts - "Eclipse". It belongs to Roman Abramovitch. This thing is very expensive and huge. It's 162.5 meter (500 feet) long. They say it costed him $1.2 billion! It has a SPA centre, carries
helicopter and has a full size pool. And it maintenance is expensive. For example just one fill up of the tank worth $600,000! For this reason he rents his yacht away to cover up some of the expenses. Also "Eclipse" yacht got it's own personal mini-submarine. Let's see some more of those:
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Gaz-21 Volga car was a symbol of luxury in 1950-1960s in USSR. Very expensive, hard to get, the car that was used by part officials and rich farmers of Georgia alike was attracting sights on the streets. Pity but not many of those survived till now.
However this time guy got lucky - guy discovered a fully untouched car with just around 20,000 km on it. The paint is still shiny and bright as it was sheltered in a garage. No corrosive spots, clean interior, let's take a look!
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This is the Russian latest Arctic ice breaker "Novorossiysk". It was exhibited during last Arctic Forum Expo in Russia and
Oleg, the photographer, got chance to visit it and made some photos inside and outside. Let's take a look.
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On May 9th, 2017 there would be an annual "Victory Day" parade in Moscow and the air show is big part of it. Here
Russian blogger Marina went to see how they rehearse for the event. A chance to see nice show up close:
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The heritage of the Soviet Union, results of USSR collapse or just some criminal neglect. Abandoned factories, military regiments, and even space ships. Country that doesn't exist anymore, objects frozen in time. Just a few photos to get an
idea of the big sad picture. Starting with a "DUGA" radio radar station in Pripyat Ukraine, that was finished in 1985 just one year before Chernobyl accident. It was used for early detection of ballistic missile launches.
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