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Getting ready for the 65th anniversary of Victory Parade
#1
Guys,

An interesting series of pictures showing the preparation of uniforms for the upcoming parade.

Marc
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#2
Nice pictures and a head nod to classic Soviet, er Russian, uniform manufacturing, but this all seems pretty wasteful to me...
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#3
Nice Craftsmanship! Wooden Nails...interesting!
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Lapa Wrote:Guys,

(...) preparation of uniforms for the upcoming parade.

Marc

Marc,

Interesting pics of... 2010. :) To compare with the 2010 parade.

Cheers.

Ch.
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Christophe Wrote:...Interesting pics of... 2010. :) To compare with the 2010 parade...

Ooooops, 1945 + 65 = 2010. Early signs of Alzheimer starting to show :D

Marc
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Would like to see the work being done (particularly the bullion work) in some sort of video documentary.
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A bit odd on picture 5...soviet marshal epaulets yet with a russian federation arm patch. Reinforces the concept that there is little uniform about russian/soviet uniforms
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Jeffrey Meffert Wrote:A bit odd on picture 5...soviet marshal epaulets yet with a russian federation arm patch. Reinforces the concept that there is little uniform about russian/soviet uniforms

Agree. I find it interesting also that the shoulder board has black base, or at least it looks so.

Looking at pic 8, it looks like they're preparing a parade for hotel bellboys.
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Jeffrey Meffert Wrote:A bit odd on picture 5...soviet marshal epaulets yet with a russian federation arm patch. Reinforces the concept that there is little uniform about russian/soviet uniforms

I thought exactly the same thing.
I presume that the uniform was made for a former MSU.

Thought I would try to post the photo here in case the link goes bad at some future point.


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#10
Black background does look pretty baddass compared the "official" olive drab.
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