# **Tiger II**
The Tiger II is a German heavy tank of the Second World War. The final official German designation was Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B, often shortened to Tiger B. The ordnance inventory designation was Sd.Kfz. 182. (Sd.Kfz. 267 and 268 for command vehicles). It was known as King Tiger by Allied soldiers, and is also known under the informal name Königstiger (the German name for the Bengal tiger which translates literally as Royal Tiger).

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Konigsberg Castle. It was badly damaged during the Second World War, and completely destroyed after. More information about this castle can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6nigsberg_Castle

Königsberg Castle

Недостроенное здание в центре Калининграда, строительство которого началось в 1970 году. Считается одним из символов и главным «долгостроем» города. Во времена Перестройки начались проблемы с финансированием проекта. Во второй половине 80-х годов, когда здание было готово на 95%, строительные работы были приостановлены. Здание планируют снести в 2021 году. Снято 20.06.2021 с помощью DJI Mini 2.

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Дом_Советов_(Калининград)


**The House of Soviets** is an unfinished building located in the city of Kaliningrad (Königsberg prior to 1946) in the Kaliningrad Oblast, an exclave of Russia. The local people often refer to it as the "buried robot" because its appearance resembles the head of a giant robot which is buried in the ground up to the shoulders. Demolition of the building expected to begin in 2021.
Captured on 20 of June 2021 with DJI Mini 2

Location:
https://goo.gl/maps/gJ9PknBbVSVGmBvv9


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Дом Советов, Калининград / House of Soviets

Die Klause Kastel ist ein Landesdenkmal in Rheinland-Pfalz und wurde von Mönchen in die Felswand aus Sandstein geschlagen. Die Ursprünge der Klause gehen auf das 13. Jh. und die Kreuzzüge zurück. Die Klause, die bis heute erhalten geblieben ist, ist dem preußischen König Friedrich Wilhelm IV zu verdanken, der durch den preußischen Baumeister Karl-Friedrich von Schinkel ein Grabmal für den blinden Böhmenkönig Johann errichten ließ.

The Kastel hermitage is a state monument in Rhineland-Palatinate and was carved into the sandstone rock face by monks. The origins of the Klause date back to the 13th century and the Crusades. The hermitage, which has been preserved until today, is owed to the Prussian King Frederick William IV, who had the Prussian master builder Karl-Friedrich von Schinkel build a tomb for the blind Bohemian King John. 

Infos: Kulturdatenbank der Region Trier [1](https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=1109)  [2](https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=46666)

Klause Kastel-Staadt

Plaque from the 16th century with the depiction of the Dance of Death. The plaque cast in silver has 2 fastening pins on the back. 21x4 cm.

Between 1410 and 1425, a mural with originally 30 and today still 24 dancing couples was created in the abbey of La Chaise-Dieu. The Dance of Death is the representation of the influence and power of death that emerged in the 14th century. Death dances with everyone, whether king, knight, maid, clergyman or child.

Happy Halloween (did not found a good looking pumpkin this year). Contact me, for commercial use.


Plakette aus dem 16. Jahrhundert mit der Darstellung des Totentanz. Die aus Silber gegossene Plakette hat auf der Rückseite 2 Befestigungsstifte. 21x4 cm.

Zwischen 1410 und 1425 entstand in der Abtei La Chaise-Dieu ein Wandgemälde mit ursprünglich 30 und heute noch 24 Tanzpaaren. Der Totentanz ist die im 14. Jahrhundert aufgekommene Darstellung des Einflusses und der Macht des Todes. Der Tod tanzt mit jeden, egal ob König, Ritter, Magd, Geistlichen oder Kind.

Dance of Death/Danse Macabre

The Passau Wolf is one of the most famous historical symbols of the city of St. Pölten and commemorates the city's centuries-long affiliation with the Diocese of Passau. The wolf sculpture visible today was erected between 1937 and 1938 and placed on Kardinal-Franz-König-Platz. It is part of a fountain and stands on a stele together with the city coat of arms, emphasizing its heraldic significance. The figure was created by Austrian sculptor Ferdinand Andri, while the architectural design of the fountain was created by architect Rudolf Wondracek.

The wolf is not there as a decorative animal motif, but as a deliberately chosen symbol of power and identity. The so-called Passau wolf is an ancient heraldic figure that originally comes from the coat of arms of the city and the bishopric of Passau and can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Since St. Pölten was under the secular and spiritual rule of the bishops of Passau for many centuries, this symbol was also incorporated into the city's coat of arms.

Passauer Wolf

The Kampfpanzer 50 t model along with its legendary camouflages exported from World of Tanks Blitz.

1. Kpz 50 t König
2. Kampfpanzer 50 t (Base)
3. Kpz 50 t Jäger

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Kampfpanzer 50 t

📍 [Cejlon, Nördliche Zentralprovinz (Sri Lanka), Sri Lanka](https://scaniver.se/L8.33432,80.39043)

Anuradhapura - Weltkulturerbe

6-8th-century -bc

Königsfamilie Anuradhapura

The relief depicts Ladislaus I of Hungary, known in Hungary as Szent László király. The medieval king is depicted as a fighting horseman: sitting on a horse, he holds a raised battle axe as if he were in the midst of combat. The dynamic form of the relief reinforces the impression of movement and battle. Above the scene stands an angel with outstretched wings, referring to the king's sainthood, as Ladislaus was later canonized by the Church. Below the relief is the inscription “Szent László király.”

The depiction refers to a well-known legend from his life. During a battle against the Cumans, Ladislaus pursued a warrior who had kidnapped a Hungarian woman. He caught up with him on horseback, defeated him in single combat, and rescued the captive. This scene became a popular motif in Hungarian art in the Middle Ages.

König Ladislaus I.

Konigslutter Spiralne

Konigslutter Zabiegowe

Königslutter Metlal

The Mátyás Hunyadi monument in Kőszeg was created in 1935 and originally erected in front of the main building of what was then the Hunyadi Mátyás Military School. The bronze statue was designed by Hungarian sculptor Székely Károly, who depicted the king as an armored standing figure with a sword. After World War II, the monument was removed from its original location and re-erected in its current location in 1953. The calm, upright posture of the figure and the clear, symmetrical composition emphasize dignity, authority, and a sense of justice, placing the work in the tradition of 20th-century historical monuments.

There are two important pictorial elements on the base of the monument. One is the coat of arms of the Hunyadi family, which shows the characteristic raven with a ring in its beak.  Secondly, a bronze plaque depicting the former military school building reminds us that the monument stood in front of this building between 1935 and 1945.

König Mátyás (I.) von Ungarn

Zweiköpfiger Löwenknauf, inspiriert von achämenidischen Zeremonialstäben (Persisches Reich, ca. 5.–4. Jh. v. Chr.). Lapislazuli-blau mit goldenen Details, Perlenreihen, Rosetten und kraftvollen Löwenköpfen – Symbol für königliche Macht und Schutz.
Lowpoly-Asset (ca. 4k Tris), schnell modelliert als Baustein für Unreal Engine oder andere Engines. Nicht 1:1 historisch originalgetreu, sondern meine freie Interpretation eines antiken Motivs aus Persepolis/Susa.
Frei nutzbar mit Credit (CC-BY 4.0). Ideal für Spiele, historische Szenen, Embleme oder Deko. Teil meiner privaten Lowpoly-Sammlung

Two-headed lion finial inspired by Achaemenid ceremonial staffs (Persian Empire, approx. 5th–4th century BC). Lapis lazuli blue with gold details, rows of pearls, rosettes, and powerful lion heads—a symbol of royal power and protection.
Low-poly asset (approx. 4k tris), Not 1:1 historically accurate, but my free interpretation of an ancient motif from Persepolis/Susa.
Freely usable with credit (CC-BY 4.0).

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