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The only way you'll ever get me to go skiing is by letting me carry a .22 and fire at cans on a fence post 100 meters away while pretending they're soviet troops.
Some sort of Soviet spy AU of Vannika, originally done for a tumblr anon #characterart #characterdesign #spyAU
"At the Bogratyrs' Gate". Vintage Soviet postcard by K. Bokaryov (Palekh), 1968
🛒https://t.co/XQECH1Q4TX
Wojciech Kossak - portait of Gen Tadeusz Rozwadowski, the commander of the Austro-Hungarian 12. Feldartilleriebrigade, 1914 (?)
Gen Rozwadowski was to become the Chief of Staff of the Polish Army during the Polish-Soviet war 1920-21
In Soviet Russia, dolls puppeteer you! #AliceMargatroid
#gamedev #indiegames #indiegamedev #touhou #touhouproject #東方Project #retro #nintendo #nes #STG #stg同好会 #shmup #pc98 #アリス・マーガトロイド
"If you want to look like that, work out!" – Soviet poster, 1966, showing a man flexing in a mirror before a brawnier version of himself.
@ttejue I just watched it and i have to say you are on point with that lol
Cartoon soviet actually sounds good
The bunny character
Doesnt help i have him as a sona does it?
The Soviet Union's military tech imagined in "Soviet Military Power 1985," published by the U.S. Department of Defense.
6. The Hobbit by J.R.Tolkien
The Hobbit is one of my favourite childhood books. Back then I only read it in Russian, via a very famous Soviet edition illustrated by M. Belomlinsky. It will probably forever be my favourite version of The Hobbit. Those illustrations are EVERYTHING
I bet Saga x Katya supposed to be Queen Olga of Russia and George I of Greece👀👀👀
No doubt if Katya actually Russian (even tho Russian still Uni-Soviet at 80s StS timeline)
and Saga ofc is Greek😌
#SaintSeiya
Coming soon: https://t.co/Xc16VsT52I
A dystopian historical fantasy set in the Soviet Era. Presenting a richly imagined alternative history, this is a tale of friendship, survival, and heartbreak. Fans of THE BOOK THIEF and THE WOLFHOUND CENTURY will enjoy this striking fantasy.
The Lada was imported by Satra Motors, which already sold Moskviches in the UK. The brochure highlighted the car's mechanical simplicity: the Lada's engine was not carried over from Fiat, being a new Soviet design. Sturdier suspension and a thicker steel body were other changes.
The Lada 1200 first burst onto the British motoring scene in 1974. The references in the initial brochure to the model 'needing no introduction' and 'look(ing)... strangely familiar' were big hints that it was a Soviet-built version of the well-known Fiat 124. #carbrochure #Lada
Soviet art and art from a couple days ago. To the art historian who is going to write a boring, peer reviewed paper no the subject, you're welcome.
