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In the 1990s, people were scrapping Soviet figurines en masse. For most, they were simply heavy pieces of bronze. But few knew that behind these works lay real people, destinies, and entire stories. This is the story of the Chuguev family. The father was a sculptor at the Black Sea Shipyard, creator of the NIMOR series, whose works were found throughout the USSR. The son was the man who handled the metal in Nikolaev in the 1990s. How did it happen that bronze figurines were turned into kilograms of metal? Who was behind this? And why are these works worth hundreds of dollars today and considered rare? In this video: — the story of Vasily Chuguev — the NIMOR and ChSZ series — rare bronze figurines from the USSR — the fate of Soviet heritage in the 1990s — real facts that are rarely discussed Subscribe to the "Antiques Lab" channel — here you'll find history, collecting, rare USSR items, and real archival facts without the fluff. #antiques #ussr #figurines #bronze #nimor #chsz #collecting #ussr rarities #soviet figurines #90shistory #scrapmetal #vintage #sculpture #nikolaev #bronze figurines #antiqueslab