Modelist constructor
| Modelist constructor ( Russian Моделист-конструктор )
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| description | Trade journal |
| language | Russian |
| First edition | 1962 |
| Frequency of publication | per month |
| Editor-in-chief | AS Ragusyn |
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modelist-constructor |
Modelist-Konstruktor ( Russian Моделист-конструктор ) is a Russian - Soviet journal for science and technology, which is aimed at hobby designers / hobbyists. The topics of the magazine are the development of own devices or technology (e.g. amateur computer, hover vehicle, amateur airplane, etc.). The monthly booklet offers drawings and detailed instructions for building them yourself. The magazine's authors are inventors and designers.
The first issue of the magazine "Junii modelist-Konstruktor" (German young modelist constructor ) was released in August 1962. Aircraft designer Andrei Tupolev and Vladimir Ilyushin , as well as the cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin gave the starting signal. In 1966 the monthly magazine changed its name to Modelist-Konstruktor . It contributes to the development and creativity of the Russian people in the technical field.
As a special feature, Modelist-Konstruktor published in 1987 (Моделист-конструктор 1987/02 эвм своими руками , German computer with your own hands ) a step-by-step guide for building an 8-bit computer called “Spezialist” ( Russian : Смпециалиток ). This offered black and white graphics, could be connected to a television set and had a membrane keyboard with around 72 keys. A normal compact cassette served as medium or external storage . On the computer with 48 KB of RAM memory, a. Computer game classics such as Snake or Pong can be played.
There are several sources of fully archived issues of the journal on the Internet, including a. the output for the above DIY computer with a precise list of required parts and step-by-step assembly instructions.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Журнал «Моделист-конструктор» (Russian)