Шоу-музей Гранд Макет Россия открылся 8 июня 2012 года в Санкт-Петербурге. Идейным
вдохновителем и автором концепции проекта стал предприниматель Сергей Морозов. Музей готовился к открытию пять лет. Над масштабной экспозицией работало сто специалистов. Макет изготавливался из гипса, который наносился на специальный каркас из сетки. На создание
одного квадратного метра поверхности уходил месяц труда.
Это самый большой макет России в мире, который занимает площадь 800 м². Макет воплощает собирательные образы городов и сюжеты из жизни нашей страны от Дальнего Востока до Калининграда. Здесь демонстируются сценки из жизни, знакомые каждому: занятия спортом, отдых на даче, военная служба, путешествия, массовые мероприятия и даже попытка побега из
тюрьмы.
Большой гордостью создателей является автомобильное и железнодорожное движение, реализуемое с помощью электромагнитной индукции. У машинок и поездов работают фары, сигнальные и стоп-огни. Транспорт передвигается максимально реалистично: машины останавливаются на светофорах, маневрируют и меняют траекторию. Еще одним новаторским
решением стала имитация смены времени суток: каждые пятнадцать минут день сменяет ночь. Для реализации этого эффекта используется более 800 000 светодиодов, равномерно освещающих пространство макета.
Руководство музея предусмотрело удобства для всех посетителей. Гости могут воспользоваться удобной парковкой и гардеробом, перекусить в кафетерии, арендовать аудиогиды и бинокли для самостоятельного осмотра экспозиции. Для людей с ограниченными возможностями здоровья организовали пандусы, отдельные парковочные места и специально оборудованные туалетные
комнаты. Для маленьких посетителей сделали специальные ступеньки для комфортного осмотра макета.
Гранд Макет Россия – музей с мировым именем и технологическое чудо, созданное талантливыми мастерами. Масштабную экспозицию невозможно осмотреть за один раз, поэтому
посетители возвращаются сюда за новыми впечатлениями снова и снова. Этот
музей одинаково интересен взрослым и детям.
Фото: Станислав Константинов
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Russia at a scale of 1:87 - Grand Maket in St. Petersburg
The Grand Maket Russia show museum opened on June 8, 2012 in St. Petersburg. The project's creative inspirer and author of the concept was entrepreneur Sergey Morozov. It took five years to prepare the museum for opening. One hundred specialists worked on the large-scale exhibition. The model was made of plaster, which was applied onto a special mesh frame. Creating one square meter of surface took a month of work.
This is the largest model of Russia in the world, covering an area of 800 m². The model embodies composite images of cities and scenes from life across our country from the Far East to Kaliningrad. It displays vignettes of everyday life familiar to everyone: playing sports, relaxing at a dacha, military service, travel, mass events and even an attempted prison escape.
The creators' great pride is the automotive and railway traffic, implemented using electromagnetic induction. The cars and trains have working headlights, signal lights and brake lights. The transport moves as realistically as possible: cars stop at traffic lights, maneuver and change trajectory. Another innovative solution is the imitation of the change of day and night: every fifteen minutes day turns into night. To achieve this effect, more than 800,000 LEDs are used to evenly illuminate the model's space.
The museum management has provided conveniences for all visitors. Guests can use convenient parking and a cloakroom, grab a snack in the cafeteria, rent audio guides and binoculars for independent viewing of the exhibition. For people with disabilities there are ramps, separate parking spaces and specially equipped restrooms. For small visitors special steps were made for comfortable viewing of the model.
Grand Maket Russia is a museum of world renown and a technological wonder created by talented craftsmen. The large-scale exhibition cannot be viewed in one visit, so visitors return again and again for new impressions. This museum is equally interesting to adults and children.
Photo: Stanislav Konstantinov
The creators' great pride is the automotive and railway traffic, implemented using electromagnetic induction. The cars and trains have working headlights, signal lights and brake lights. The transport moves as realistically as possible: cars stop at traffic lights, maneuver and change trajectory. Another innovative solution is the imitation of the change of day and night: every fifteen minutes day turns into night. To achieve this effect, more than 800,000 LEDs are used to evenly illuminate the model's space.
The museum management has provided conveniences for all visitors. Guests can use convenient parking and a cloakroom, grab a snack in the cafeteria, rent audio guides and binoculars for independent viewing of the exhibition. For people with disabilities there are ramps, separate parking spaces and specially equipped restrooms. For small visitors special steps were made for comfortable viewing of the model.
Grand Maket Russia is a museum of world renown and a technological wonder created by talented craftsmen. The large-scale exhibition cannot be viewed in one visit, so visitors return again and again for new impressions. This museum is equally interesting to adults and children.
Photo: Stanislav Konstantinov 
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Russia at a scale of 1:87 - Grand Maket in St. Petersburg
The Grand Maket Russia show museum opened on June 8, 2012 in St. Petersburg. The project's creative inspirer and author of the concept was entrepreneur Sergey Morozov. It took five years to prepare the museum for opening. One hundred specialists worked on the large-scale exhibition. The model was made of plaster, which was applied onto a special mesh frame. Creating one square meter of surface took a month of work.
This is the largest model of Russia in the world, covering an area of 800 m². The model embodies composite images of cities and scenes from life across our country from the Far East to Kaliningrad. It displays vignettes of everyday life familiar to everyone: playing sports, relaxing at a dacha, military service, travel, mass events and even an attempted prison escape.
The creators' great pride is the automotive and railway traffic, implemented using electromagnetic induction. The cars and trains have working headlights, signal lights and brake lights. The transport moves as realistically as possible: cars stop at traffic lights, maneuver and change trajectory. Another innovative solution is the imitation of the change of day and night: every fifteen minutes day turns into night. To achieve this effect, more than 800,000 LEDs are used to evenly illuminate the model's space.
The museum management has provided conveniences for all visitors. Guests can use convenient parking and a cloakroom, grab a snack in the cafeteria, rent audio guides and binoculars for independent viewing of the exhibition. For people with disabilities there are ramps, separate parking spaces and specially equipped restrooms. For small visitors special steps were made for comfortable viewing of the model.
Grand Maket Russia is a museum of world renown and a technological wonder created by talented craftsmen. The large-scale exhibition cannot be viewed in one visit, so visitors return again and again for new impressions. This museum is equally interesting to adults and children.
Photo: Stanislav Konstantinov
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