GON Museum. Interactive.
We’ll save the most interesting and my favorite for last, for dessert. In the meantime, let’s look at everything else. Previous report: GON Museum. Aurus I’m probably not going to… Continue reading "GON Museum. Interactive."
In fact, they are not mine, I was just lucky to visit them. So there are many more of them, but here only of a military-technical orientation.
We’ll save the most interesting and my favorite for last, for dessert. In the meantime, let’s look at everything else. Previous report: GON Museum. Aurus I’m probably not going to… Continue reading "GON Museum. Interactive."
My mind, accustomed to the Asian expanses of my homeland, didn’t immediately grasp the smallness of the European part of the country. It’s 1.5-2 hours from Moscow to Kubinka, just… Continue reading "Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces"
A preface for foreign readers. I don’t know about you, but in our country, rather unusual vehicles are used to transport top officials, organized into a special unit. This unit… Continue reading "GON Museum. Aurus"
Despite the motor-themed name of the museum, the first thing that catches your eye from the entrance is two rows of wooden and not-so-wooden carts and wagons for various purposes,… Continue reading "Museum «Motors of War». Motorless Germans."
It would be strange if a museum dedicated to military mechanization overlooked such a significant topic as German motorcycles. But that’s not what happened! There they are, lined up along… Continue reading "Museum «Motors of War». German motorcycles and their other engines."
Undoubtedly, this museum couldn’t help but dedicate its exhibition space to German technology. It’s arranged in several compact “islands,” which we’ll explore now. Initial report: Museum “Motors of War”. Introduction.… Continue reading "Museum «Motors of War». Cars of Germany."