IN THE ROOM:
Public design Bureau: Moscow, BMW (2).
Small-scale mechanization: A. Norvatov. “Vortex” of the Cup (5).
Furniture with his own hands: A. Polibin. Round, but… with angles (8).
Collection
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2007-05
IN THE ROOM:
Public design Bureau Vitaly Abramov. The APC? No, car (2).
Avtomatservis: V. Tomasenco. Front axle govern itself (5).
Firm “I”: Design… wipes (7).
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2007-04
IN THE ROOM:
Report number: A. Polibin. “Autoexotic’2006” (1).
Public design Bureau: A. starilov. From “Volga” buses (2);
R. Cherepnev. Bike trainer (4).
MOSKVICH 400
He appeared on the streets of the capital shortly after the war, in 1947. At first glance the design of the car “Moskvin-400” was not fundamental innovations. Its main advantage was a good correlation of parameters of a balanced relationship of technical solutions, comparative simplicity.
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2007-02
IN THE ROOM:
Public design Bureau: A. Matveichuk. ATV for all seasons (2);
A. Trenev. Winter scooter (5).
Avtomatservis: R. Kravtsov. We catch the moment of ignition (6).
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2002-12
IN THE ROOM:
Public KB: N. Pakhomov-the-father, N. Pakhomov-the son. Snowmobile boat motor (2);
Gavrilov. All-wheel drive Bicycle (6).
Small-scale mechanization: D. Kabirov. The mini-smoker (7);
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2008-08
IN THE ROOM:
Public office design: V. Andreev. The tractor does not plow (2).
Avtomatservis: V. Abramov. Underground Boxing (4).
Firm “I”: I. Sergeev. Way to the top (8).
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2005-12
IN THE ROOM:
Public design office: Vladimir Belousov. Mini chopper from scooter (2);
A. Schmidt. Wieloosobowe (3);
A. Matveichuk. The sled with the seat (4).
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 2006-05
IN THE ROOM:
Small-scale mechanization: Sergei Goryachev. Inseparable pair (2).
Public design Bureau: V. Stuntin. Parta of stages (8).
Furniture with his own hands, B. Vladimirov. Shelf no secrets (11).
MODELIST-KONSTRUKTOR 1998-03
IN THE ROOM:
Public KB: A. Pisman. In the sky – with the engine behind (2).
Small-scale mechanization: A. Timchenko. Reliable assistant tillers (6).
Furniture with his own hands, set for the attic (8).
