Across Russia on a Virtual Train
Summary
There are many interesting fellow travelers in this train to meet with: drummer Bigus who carries to Valdivostok a big African snail helping his friends, hereditary Siberian Petr Petrovich Mamin and his granddaughter, British photographer Mr. Johnson and Swiss painter Annic.Since 2002 KsanLab has completed more than 200 projects for Fortune 500 corporations, medium and small businesses and got 13 awards at the advertising, marketing and design contests.It is a very Russian transport that can give traveler an easy and spectacular guide thousand miles long.Trans-Siberian (Transsib) Railway was built to connect two very important and very distant cities of Russia – Moscow and Vladivostok.Now this ride takes 30 minutes on a personal computer using the multimedia virtual railway tour developed by KsanLab and Neq4.It is all real here: show a ticket to conductor and go to the wagon.A passenger can walk inside the train and enjoy wonderful news - and go out on the stops to see what’s outside.There are many interesting fellow travelers in this train to meet with: drummer Bigus who carries to Valdivostok a big African snail helping his friends, hereditary Siberian Petr Petrovich Mamin and his granddaughter, British photographer Mr. Johnson and Swiss painter Annic.