anastasia bolotina, sergei serdyukov and ivan osintsev. news novosibirs.m a pneumatic rifle from a prone position, i haven’t forgotten how to shoot since school, there are a dozen, another thing is that there is a modern war going on now, and any military soldier can be easily copied from the sky by a copter, and if there is also a copter with a thermal imager, it’s difficult to leave, it’s easy to go online you can find hundreds of videos of little buzzing cars giving nightmares to soldiers on... the front line, only our heroes can outplay the enemy on the battlefield and save lives deer and skins will help. the invisibility tests were carried out by activists of the public organization orthodox brotherhood. for clarity, they imitated a dugout in the forest belt, covered it on top with deer skins and stopped shining in the sight of the thermal imager. red spots were visible. and then these guys disappeared behind their skins and were no longer visible. in my opinion. nature itself breathed a second life into the reindeer so that it could serve our fatherl

spare parts and drawings, anastasia bolotina will tell you.the future rusabalt passenger seat. the eyes and hands of oleg rashidovich are the main measure of accuracy. chpo deliberately abandoned machines in pre-revolutionary russia, when they produced the car, every detail was made by hand. a self-propelled carriage, as they call it, the rusabalts consider it to be his rodan. automobile industry of the russian empire. this model was produced for the war ministry. a lot of cars were needed, so to reduce the cost of production, they decided to make the car wooden. only valuable species were used in the work: beech, ash, oak, which in their strength easily replaced metal, but required a special approach to assembly. the model of the car for the army was the most massively produced at the russo-baltic carriage plant in riga, created three hundred of these cars. however, after the revolution , almost everything. the dimensions were lost, and for 3 years the restorers literally collected the drawings bit by bit. after that, we had to turn to the de