October 06, 2009 - ...Alexei Paschitnow, the inventor of Tetris, had kind of the same idea as he did, in Spring 1984. Apparently he looked out of the window of his block in Moscow and thought about how the soviet architects actually plan these buildings....

September 04, 2009 - Soviet propaganda is the source for cutting edge constructivist design. No, really. Blogger Paulo Gabriel compiled a collection of creations from artists around the globe who use the strong lines, bold colors and block text to enhance their designs.

July 10, 2009 - ...legs made of crutches. Apparently, the table represents social struggles and the multiple problems associated with them. Lesauskas tried to express (using furniture) the problems that former Soviet countries are experiencing with the...

July 09, 2009 - This massive mini-machine is the world’s largest R/C Helicopter. It was designed after the Soviet Mi-24 Assault helicopter which came in at around 60 feet long. The R/C helicopter takes a good minute or so to get into flying mode but all the...

July 02, 2009 - Related to Red Army Vodka, Pepesza has taken form of an alcohol AK-47, known as a Kalashnikov. This gun is almost identical to the ones which were used by the Soviet Union during World War II. This dangerous looking gun comes in a wooden box with...

March 31, 2009 - ...a hoax is this quote from the Hotelicopter site: "The Hotelicopter is modeled on the Soviet-made Mil V-12, of which there were only two prototypes made....

March 15, 2009 - Tired of zapping mosquitoes with those electric bug rackets? An astrophysicist, Lowell Wood, came up with a ‘mosquito laser’ along with Edward Teller, the “architect of the original plan to use lasers to shield America from the rain of Soviet...

March 03, 2009 - Watchmen takes place in an alternate history United States where the country is edging closer to a nuclear war with the Soviet Union, freelance costumed vigilantes have been outlawed and most costumed superheroes are in retirement or working for...

February 07, 2009 - ...the graphics are a textbook example of classic Soviet design....

December 22, 2008 - It’s created with Cold War-era Soviet vacuum fluorescent tubes and generates one random four-letter pronounceable word per second--including the ones that would get your mouth washed out with soap as a child if you were caught speaking them aloud.