Ukrainian Dream Official Limited Edition
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- 💎Each moment of UKRAINIAN DREAM is so valuable to us. We are looking forward to share this miracle with you.
In 1988, Antonov Aviation built the world's largest cargo aircraft, the AN-225, named Mriya (translated from Ukrainian, means Dream) and landed it at the Gostomel airport, in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Its specifications were astonishing: it was 275 feet long, 288 feet wide and 59 feet tall. To understand just how enormous Mriya was imagine a six-story house with four entrances. The Mriya weighed 350 tons (700,000 lbs.) and could lift another 250 tons (500,000 lbs.). This was an absolute record. Mriya was a beast. No plane on earth could come close to that much carrying capacity. For example, Mriya could transport a herd of 42 elephants, or more than 1.8 million iPhones.
Over the years, the Mriya AN-225, has transported giraffes, yachts, parts of power plants and other large items other planes could not transport. Mriya carried the first Soviet "Shuttle" called "Buran" made its longest flight. After a short flight into space, the Buran remained grounded, but the Mriya would continue to soar!
Such an amazing feat of engineering has rarely been seen on earth. Each takeoff and landing of the Mriya became spectacle, attracting the press and people from all over the world.
But in February 2022, Mriya was savagely destroyed by Russian rockets and artillary, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
You can destroy a plane, but you can't kill a dream. One day Mriya will fly again.
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Could you guys please make a model of 'The Dish' from Parkes observatory in Australia? You could put a warm (and/or RGB color) led light in the building to shine through the windows and also give the dish a slow rotational mechanism. Also you could light up the dish with another LED light shining down on it from where you'd put the Engine/receiver (the thing held up by the 3 beams over the dish) and include some red and/or warm lights around the parameter of the dish like in real life. Check-out what it looks like at night to see what I mean, if you nailed the lighting to replicate what it looks like in real life, that would be sick.
I would also like to propose optional metal colors for some of your models. For example... Gun Metal, Gold, Copper, and Brass tones. Gun metal would be a good option for the Helicopter and Piano (so would gold, and/or a mixture of gun metal and gold).
Thank you so much for your great idea! We will discuss it asap
Thank you. We should discuss it with a team
@@MetalTimeWorkshop you could partner up with The Dish Observatory and they could sell it in their store, and have one on display in their museum. You could start with the Dish and expand to other famous observatories around the world.
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