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Posting favored songs? I'm in: - Here is one, and it happens to be Russian, that I believe is one of the most beautiful songs ever written Lyrics and melody both, it is a beautiful piece of music

There is clearly a common theme palying out here in the thread: - Playing nice is VERY important! We should all perhaps remember to apply this guiding lesson. :mrgreen: :beer: :mrgreen:

That could be nice to know: - What's the catalog (please!)

Absolutely, marchplumber, you are right: - Thanks, USSR, for the great pics!!

The day in 1945 that Soviet troops and American troops met at the Elbe River, and cut Nazi Germany in half was a good day. It spelled the end of the tyrant Adolph Hitler and the nightmare of his Nazi dream. The world needs to watch for it and plans like it still, and crush them early. Amen

Make nice, and they might let out early for good behavior. :mrgreen: :naner::mrgreen:

Lucky (for me) that I don't, because then I might be tempted to buy one! Sorry, theman10k, I got nothing.

Those are sweet. Beats any golf cart by a long shot!

Neat shot, especially in contrast to the smaller fuselage ("smaller", but not small) just in front it. Wow. That AN-225 is a Beast.

Just call me "Drifting Dan": - What kind of bike?!

Nice post, Tracer. Not so familiar with the Buran. Made me want to do my homework, and ran across this (but maybe you already know all about it): https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a9763/did-the-soviets-actually-build-a-better-space-shuttle-16176311/

Ooops. Bigger than I first though: - 1-1/2 ton? 2 ton?!

It's a great rig. We'll wait as long as it takes, no problem! You might already noted, but what model year is she? And what will she carry (net), like a ton? 3/4 ton?

Whoa, that sucker is a BRUTE!

It's the cadmium fumes, you need to step out of the plant for fresh air now and then! :mrgreen::doghead::mrgreen:

It sure is looking good. About tht chain finish, the "gold" tone might just be cadmium plating, it's a relatively cheap anti-corrosion dip commonly used for steel parts. I think that's right, anybody back that up?

Hey, USSR, there was a note here yesterday about the Elbe, where did that go?!

First you got to add the numerator to the denominator and then subtract the multiplier: - Isn't that the formula?!

Admittedly drifting here, but before rolling back on track, I found this: - A lot more "twins" than I ever imagined, who knew?! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin-fuselage_aircraft

Can't be sure this (vid attached) is total fiction or historic content...BUT: -Apparently Willy Messerschmitt even looked at the twin canopy concept Who knew?