The relief model of Earth is made of solid Abachi wood, hand-painted, and designed in accordance with accepted cartographic standards.

The globe has a scale of 1:13,000,000 and illustrates the details of orography in different regions of the planet, and has generalized general geographical content.

The globe frame has a classic design for floor globes, made of solid American Walnut. The inlay on the horizontal circle is made of Sapele mahogany and Makassar ebony.

The relief map of the World is made in Miller's cylindrical projection, on a scale of 1: 25,000,000.

The political map is made in 4 colors. All states, capitals, administrative centers of the first and second order are indicated on it, selected by number.

The map is made of solid abacha, framed with a passe-partout with a classic ash baguette, hand-painted with oil paints.
The model of surface was built using elevation data taken from the Endeavor shuttle. In the polar regions it's based on topographic and airborne radar measurements.

The relief map of Russia is made in an equidistant conical projection, on a scale of 1: 7,500,000.

The map is made of solid beech and framed with a passe-partout with a classic oak baguette. The map and frame are hand-painted with oil paints.
Altitude data was primarily obtained from NASA's Terra satellite in 2000.

The relief map of the Russian Empire is made in the normal conical equidistant Kavraisky projection, on a scale of 1: 5,500,000.

Geographical names and meanings of settlements correspond to 1917, it's given according to the rules of pre-reform Russian spelling. The positions of state borders correspond to the beginning of the first World War (1914). The main historical material for creating the map was various cartographic works published in the period from 1914 to 1917.

The map is made of solid beech and framed with a passe-partout with a classic oak baguette. The map and frame are hand-painted with oil paints.
The model surface was constructed using elevation data taken from the space shuttle Endeavor in 2000.

The relief historical plan of Kazan and its surroundings reflects the city and its natural environment in the mid of 19th century and accurately reconstructs the terrain.

Geographical names (toponyms) on the map are given according to the rules of pre-reform Russian spelling.

The map is made of solid abacha wood and hand-painted with oil paints. The coat of arms of the Kazan province in the legend is cast in silver. Frame material: mahogany, American walnut.

The map covers the entire theater of the war of the allied empires against Turkey in 1787-1791 and reflects the special role of A.V. Suvorov in her victorious outcome.

The map is made in the normal conic equidistant Kavraisky projection, on a scale of 1: 700,000.
All geographical names preserved the original spelling and were transferred from archival maps of the 18th century, covering the territories of the Ekaterinoslav governorship (with acquired territories), the Tauride province, the Caucasus and other lands. Details of the military operations on sea and land are shown in detail, aggregating information from historical and contemporary maps of the war.

The map is made of solid Abacha wood using automated, high-precision equipment. Hand-painted with oil paints in a grisaille color scheme.
The map relief is based on materials from modern satellite imagery SRTM, on the inset map (Battle of Rymnik) – based on materials from high-resolution ALOS PALSAR imagery.

The relief map of the Western Military District of the Russian Federation is made in the Albers conical projection.

Scale 1: 3,200,000.
The map is made of solid abacha and framed with a passe-partout with a classic oak baguette. The map is hand-painted with oil paints.
The model surface was constructed using elevation data taken from the space shuttle Endeavor in 2000.

The relief map of the Caucasus region is made in the classical conformal Mercator projection.

Scale 1: 2,500,000.
The map is made of solid beech and framed with a passe-partout with a classic oak baguette. The map and frame are hand-painted with oil paints.
The model surface was constructed using elevation data taken from the space shuttle Endeavor in 2000.

The relief map of Uzbekistan is made in the classical conformal Mercator projection.

Scale 1: 2,000,000.
The model of surface was constructed using elevation data taken from the space shuttle Endeavor in 2000.
The map is made of solid abacha, framed with a passe-partout with a classic ash baguette. The map is hand-painted with oil paints.

Model of the area in the Basmanny district of Moscow.

Scale 1: 3000.
The surface of the model was built based on the results of ground-based geodetic and space surveys.
The map is made of solid beech and framed with a baguette. The map is hand-painted with oil paints.