Sergey

It was joyful to look that it is interesting to young men

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The exhibition was spent in the city of Sergiev Posad. I have shown some subjects of military history.Helmets, the weapon, documents and awards of the Soviet and German army.

70 years of a victory near Moscow.

My collection.Here some photos of this exhibition

I congratulate. Good stars

I want to help you with dialogue with the Great Patriotic War Museum in Moscow. http://poklonnayagora.ru/

my e-mail Osip1958@mail.ru

3 Today the platform for installation as exhibit is necessary

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And it is my second tank

Very nice.

I congratulate. These are good subjects. It is pleasant to see them here.

Thanks.

Yes work has interested many people Some Russian TV channels have shown the tank and the story. Earlier I did not know that I will make it. Now I know that сделел this work.

Great Job Sergey

Thanks

Excellent work.

The next project, what will that be?

Regards

Brian

Thanks Brian

This tank is made at factory in 1942. I have some parts of tank T34 which is made at factory in 1939. It is other model The most part of these cars it is destroyed in the first months of war.

They more rare and work will be interesting.

I cannot access YouTube from my computer on the ship. Can you post some still photos here? I would love to see the finished product!

Greetings,

Thanks for attention Here it is possible to see other photos of all stages of work

http://foto.mail.ru/mail/osip1958/118?page=3

very impressive. I think you probably know this person

http://www.rg.ru/2010/04/15/tank.html

for those who don't read Russian, just click on the link bellow the photo.

The person recovered a whole division

Yes I know that there are these people. They do technics breadboard models in scale 1-1. My tank for 90 percent - from parts of fighting vehicles 42 years.

what a splendid effort!!!

i can't even get my garage cleaned in the course of a year,

and sergey rebuilds a T-34!!!!!

congratulations on your labor of love.

joe

Greetings,

If fairly that with garage I the same have a problem. But the tank this another.

Sergey - I think you win the GMIC award for the coolest thing in your collection... fantastic work!

Thanks. One year of work. It is a lot of roads for search of original parts. Pleasure and affliction when all has ended

Wow, Fantastic work Sergey

Christer

Thanks. It is pleasant to read .

Today the tank moves by rail on the North. It will be a monument in the city of SALIHARD. I think that it will be the most northern monument to the tank Т34-76 in the world .

Today all is finished. It is possible to look here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02hKiGypugM

Pending Sergey's return, I'll ask one!

1. What is this structure?

2. Who designed it?

3. Why was it never built?

Good luck!

Alex

I ask to forgive me. It is a tough job. I have not found a good and interesting question.

Just found this site today and wondered if I'd find mention of the memorial here...

My name is David Keeley, one of the three that were fighting to save the memorial. I'm the one sown on the NTV report, in Newsweek Russia and in the Wall Street Journal article.

Unfortunately, yes, the memorial was destroyed. I had been told it had already been destroyed prior to my return to Bagram in '08. When i got there, however, it was still intact, but damaged. They'd attempted to move it but stopped when it began to crumble. A couple of weeks later the civilian deminning team tried again, destroying it.

At this point there was nothing we could have done. The area that housed the memorial was to be built up as part of a military construction project I cannot discuss here. Every inch of the ground surrounding it had been dug up, leaving this small island with the memorial on it. It looked to me like no one was able to make a decision about what to do. The US military couldn't bulldoze it. The Russians wanted to move it to the embassy at Kabul, but I believe there were issues with allowing them access to the base by the Afghanis. There was also talk of the cost of moving it but I think that's all speculation. The deminers took matters into their own hands, and the memorial is unfortunately destroyed.

It saddened me to see it destroyed. I feel regardless how you feel about an enemy in time of war, after the war has ended we're all human beings once again, men who fought to protect what was dear to us. It should have been preserved to honor these men who died in such a bloody war as a reminder of what happens when diplomacy fails and we send our sons off to fight.

Has read this message. Thanks. It is the general memory of war.

War where Russian guys yesterday died, and the American guys today die.

Sergey!

Класс! Do you own such a badge? If so, please show an image of the reverse.

Greetings. I will show photos later. Today I not houses