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Lets face it, despite good help from Red Dave we undeniably fc*ked up on our first trip to KK a few weeks ago because we didn't find the Adler ceiling. It turns out we had gone to the right building but we took it for a Soviet barrack block, and with the crappy and somewhat childish artwork on the doorway it's not surprising. The other reason (oh OK then - EXCUSE) is that there was a dirty great truck and some workmen nobbut a few yards from the one external feature of this building that would have given us a clue it wasn't actually a Soviet army barrack block after all and made us attempt a penetration
So... armed with some more info and with no workmen in sight we went back for seconds - we weren't dissapointed!
A huge thank you to Red Dave again for all his help...
So... armed with some more info and with no workmen in sight we went back for seconds - we weren't dissapointed!
A huge thank you to Red Dave again for all his help...
The piccies!
There had been a wagon here and men working on the wall. No surprises then that we didn't get round to this point last time!
Not a soul in sight today though!!
This ornate balcony points at the building being German in origin, not Soviet as we had previously assumed...
Despite being very gloomy it was immediately clear that these ground floor corridors were much more asethetically pleasing than those in comparable Soviet blocks elsewhere on site...
A tin of boot polish on a table in an office that had clearly been used fairly recently, perhaps during the filming that was done in this building...
The huge map on the wall is of the USSR...
Up on that balcony...
A padded door? You'd be forgiven for thinking this was an asylum perhaps!
Harry Ramp Hilton Room 101! Evidence of occupation within!
The main staircase leading up to the Adler landing above. I'm not a lover of graf but I thought this was quite good!
As you climb the ornate staircase you soon catch sight of the Adler...
It is orientated away from the staircase...
The staircase itself is quite beautiful, constructed as it is of polished stone...
Sadly the graf nobbys clearly have no respect...
The Adler in all it's glory...
Feeling suitably chuffed! Thanks again Red Dave...
Finally, a shot from directly beneath the Adler. Sorry it's not a full width image but I desperately need a wide angle lense and a camera to carry it on!
That's all folks, hope you liked the pix!
Thanks for looking.
There had been a wagon here and men working on the wall. No surprises then that we didn't get round to this point last time!
Not a soul in sight today though!!
This ornate balcony points at the building being German in origin, not Soviet as we had previously assumed...
Despite being very gloomy it was immediately clear that these ground floor corridors were much more asethetically pleasing than those in comparable Soviet blocks elsewhere on site...
A tin of boot polish on a table in an office that had clearly been used fairly recently, perhaps during the filming that was done in this building...
The huge map on the wall is of the USSR...
Up on that balcony...
A padded door? You'd be forgiven for thinking this was an asylum perhaps!
Harry Ramp Hilton Room 101! Evidence of occupation within!
The main staircase leading up to the Adler landing above. I'm not a lover of graf but I thought this was quite good!
As you climb the ornate staircase you soon catch sight of the Adler...
It is orientated away from the staircase...
The staircase itself is quite beautiful, constructed as it is of polished stone...
Sadly the graf nobbys clearly have no respect...
The Adler in all it's glory...
Feeling suitably chuffed! Thanks again Red Dave...
Finally, a shot from directly beneath the Adler. Sorry it's not a full width image but I desperately need a wide angle lense and a camera to carry it on!
That's all folks, hope you liked the pix!
Thanks for looking.