LEGO artist Peer Kreuger made the Stilzkin Indrik, a remarkably strong and agile vehicle that can pull heavy loads over snow. Could any reader translate the Russian text for us?
???????? ?????? is simply Stilzkin Indrik. Stilzkin is a fictional company, and Indrik is the name of a Russian mythical beast. ?????? (the barrels on the first sled) means 'fuel'. ????? (the barrels on the second sled) means 'Vodka'.
The opening and closing title simply says "Stilzkin Indrik" (the label on the side of the vehicle says "Stilzkin". One set of containers is labeled "vodka" ("?????"). Other containers say "??????" which means "fuel".
The Russian text is simply a transliteration of the vehicle name's into Cyrillic. The labels on the barrels say "FUEL" (although, for some reason, in Ukrainian (palivo) rather than Russian (toplivo)) and "VODKA".
@S-r-ex- As with everything else NASA puts out, the vid will probably be an artist's animation instead (complete with non-realistic colors). Even when they have actual footage (and stills) NASA loves to do wild illustrations and animations in spectacular colors, because the public loves it and in turn tells Congress to keep funding them on future projects.
id really like to see a vid,i mean wat other reason is there to show a still shot?(i say still shoot cuz there doesnt seem to be enough light to take a pic.unless they brought a kodak in there.:p)
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?????? (the barrels on the first sled) means 'fuel'.
????? (the barrels on the second sled) means 'Vodka'.
Indrik: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indrik
Artist's web site: http://www.mahjqa.com/
As with everything else NASA puts out, the vid will probably be an artist's animation instead (complete with non-realistic colors). Even when they have actual footage (and stills) NASA loves to do wild illustrations and animations in spectacular colors, because the public loves it and in turn tells Congress to keep funding them on future projects.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZTl7oi05dQ