Found HUNDREDS of vehicles in abandoned "Soviet-Spaceship"

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[@Football__Junkie]

What a waste of metal, parts, equipment, and real estate

[@leefithian3704]

LOTS of room there

[@co6mo]

They should recycle more

[@NLBLeague]

But its *free real estate*

[@Amphibax]

Getting this whole back in some decent shape would cost a lot of money and its probably just not worth it

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

thats what happened to most things after ussr collapse and rise of capitalism/privatization...

[@Antonic72]

It’s amazing that places like this actually exist, and most of us will never be aware of it.. As many would not get the opportunity to see places like these personally, this is the next best thing, so thank you for letting us see your explorations

[@OffGridInvestor]

Holy smoke well you mustn't have got out from behind the computer much! I know of places like this where the PUBLIC can go except most is outside. Truck wreckers, there's even a farm tractor wreckers my father went to. A handful of places will be undercover but many not. But this is simply the government bus wrecking yard. Beauracracy is what stops most of it going to scrap metal.

[@zKampeR45]

What is this box for?

[@jamesmanly7636]

Seems wasteful to have a huge government property full of burnt out and unusable vehicles. What’s it all for? Spare parts in an apocalypse?

[@sweetlakers]

Probably cheaper to just let it rot into dust eventually.

[@zalphero618]

How do you find these things in the first place. That is very cool. Looks like a postapocolypic scenery.

[@Skid235]

Looks like the perfect movie-set for some post apocalyptic movie.

[@pixel3340]

The year 2055 humanity lives above the sky's in floating islands living in peace while the others live below down and walk among the lands that once had green all over but now its nothing but abandoned buildings, cars, theme parks and schools the "others" are people who are left behind to live below and can't afford to live up the islands now they roam the lands scavenging old vehicle parts to make armor and weapons to fight the people above.

[@exoticfish4178]

@@pixel3340 jönk jönk

[@theboone3848]

Yeah, seems like a lost opportunity.

[@penclaw]

Doesn't make sense, who the fuck would park 200 buses in a building before apocalypse? oh i get it.. Captain Busdriver leads his team: "Follow me comrades, we gonna hide in that strange looking bulding and we will survive"

[@DANSKISPANSKI]

@@pixel3340 Did you make this up?

[@Its_Esoteric]

I love how he goes to these places for the experience and doesn’t just start breaking shit like everyone else seems to do. If you watch his videos sometimes he picks up objects but sets them back down in the same spot carefully as if he never touched them in the first place.

[@bedeckt]

i believe its an unwritten role of urban explorers. you want to leave the space untouched for the next person to discover.

[@user-tj3wr6dj4d]

@@bedeckt true it's a shame and you never know you break or take something you might get cursed .

[@jeremysales1232]

Rule is to take nothing but picture and memories. Leave nothing but footprints.

[@weltvonoben]

That's how it's supposed to be

[@jonas1015119]

Put some designer furniture in there and you've got your next Bond villain hiding place

[@warpspeed8305]

Yep... But in reality it's not really hidden. There lots of kids time from time.

[@froschgrosch5247]

I think you could get a good mood-style scenery out of it

[@Intuitivelyspeaking13]

They could make those into habitat for humanity buses for the homeless. Gut em fix em up with their help of course. Rearrange the set up a bit so access inside the buses is easy It’ll get many off the streets. My 2 cents.

[@Dertrend]

That's a really impressive roof. No mid supports, and it must end up with a lot of snow on it. Good ole Soviet engineering.

[@xichael]

Yeah, amazing it hasn't collapsed

[@1WheelUp]

the girders are built into the concrete to hold it up

[@AliShuktu]

@J B FYI: Chernobyl nuclear power plant was operational up to year 2000.

[@mihailojevtic7825]

And Chernobyl like reactors are working now.

[@ILLFINGAZ]

I was just thinking the same thing, how the hell is that roof still up with no support under it. All of that scrap metal could be recycled.

[@ramsis9123]

Imagine how many people were sitting on these seats heading to their jobs ,parties,families etc...

[@wall7103]

Not many parties from what I hear...

[@ravenonthecross]

Now that's a bald statement 😂

[@user-tj3wr6dj4d]

That's what I was thinking if they were all abducted if real .That has to be about 2000 ppl . All the thousands and thousands missing every year.

[@madgardener5820]

Gulags?

[@insistentmind498]

@@madgardener5820 My exact thought

[@MichaelSartore]

if renovated (big job obvs) that would make a badass venue for huge events like concerts and festivals. the middle column thing that goes to the roof is awesome.

[@braxtonmay391]

clean up some glass and its a sick rave spot already

[@adam.recording]

Oh yesss

[@silvermediastudio]

They don't have concerts or festivals.

[@isaacnewton6930]

Putin would prefer a giant jail

[@Ricecookerrrrrrrrrrr]

@@silvermediastudio Yes they do lmao

[@10BlackApple]

This is where all the destroyed cars from GTA disappear

[@equation1321]

Vsauce, Michael here

[@yaboi9436]

@@dav1dbone what the fuck are you on about?

[@79havanna]

what a shitty comment

[@dragonrage99100]

Jack Someone had a bad day. We don't need you here. Fuck off and go somewhere else.

[@kemonoking8519]

Jack who the fuck crawled up your ass mate?

[@publicserviceannouncement4915]

This is no longer urban exploration. I’m pretty sure you’re shifting into alternate realities.

[@jimbob20051]

wont be long before shiey noclips into the backrooms

[@koshikaneri8102]

Its becoz of the background music right

[@mixwb]

He never said he wasn't...

[@lexiouse5357]

@@dcjosephine1774 he boutta sneak into the scp containment facility

[@michaeldesilvio9980]

Public Service Announcement abandoned castles, mansions, skyscrapers, domes, star forts, cities, islands everywhere. Why aren't there any abandoned homeless shelters or tent cities? I noticed that every episode of Scooby Doo had a villain that was trying to scare people off the land. 👻

[@swpo1]

I'll bet you there's enough parts in there to get a couple dozen buses running

[@swpo1]

@@themerchant2579 What are you even talking about Abdul? Games?

[@themerchant2579]

@@swpo1 they be like find remaining parts to operate bus

[@themerchant2579]

@@Jaxcash how am I an uninformed Muslim? You got a problem greasy weeb? You seem to be from the kind that is easily triggered.

[@literallystingy2858]

IcedOutJax who said they want you to elaborate? no one once asked for your opinion wet wipe, so fuck off

[@Jaxcash]

abdul razak greasy weeb? You know nothing about mechanics. It’s so possible to make multiple busses out of those scraps. Like I said uninformed Muslim. Go praise your fiction god.

[@xro1589]

That structure looks awesome! Great engineering there!

[@xisaws]

this gives such post-apocalyptic vibes. it's fucking beautiful. it's like Shiey is exploring the ruins of an abandoned world. great videos man, keep up the amazing effort

[@kuttispielt7801]

Saws It is kinda i mean the soviet union doesn’t exist anymore

[@rd._874]

That gave me goosebumps head to toe..

[@r.chavez5513]

The apcolyolpse os coming

[@dangaming2698]

if im not wrong these are buses from the chernobyl explosion in 1986, they werent scrapped but moved to a big garage aka garage 7 which is this place

[@purpleelmo1237]

@@heinzerr L

[@f4llout503]

That would be a dope Paintball field

[@kazkoks]

Airsoft

[@f4llout503]

@@kazkoks Sure!

[@nathaniel_1152]

Laser tag :0 :p

[@trg1408]

Water gun

[@TheMeanmachine1111]

bomb A site

[@evidencedestroy9743]

who needs hl3, stalker 2 or dying light 2? u can easily imagine them combined by watching shiey's videos

[@RedBull10812]

We still use those yellow Maz busses (0:38) as city public transportation in Romania in 2020. I can confirm the doors randomly just fall of.

[@iDEaXANA]

I love how the start is just him walking normally on a public street and then taking a sharp left over a wall.

[@thesilverbird45]

Now this is wat I call *awesome* Keep up the great work shiey :D

[@eepee_eepee]

ty for not putting ads on your vids, it's a real breath of fresh air honestly

[@ttvdizturb3d]

lmao get ad blocker

[@eepee_eepee]

@@ttvdizturb3d nice catto

[@ttvdizturb3d]

@@eepee_eepee she died unfortunately, i loved that animal through and through

[@eepee_eepee]

@@ttvdizturb3d sorry for your loss

[@jorgeo65mlta]

I find your videos strangely relaxing, they take me back to my younger days when I did similar things. Thankyou and keep doing what you do.

[@gfreeman2367]

So what's next? Area 51?

[@TankiGold1000]

Area 69

[@jammygamer8961]

@@TankiGold1000 Area 420

[@imgoingtomakemynameaslonga6693]

area 743192

[@AndreasElf]

Livestream

[@AlluzHH]

Area 1337

[@badmeme486]

The Chernobyl evacuation buses were not scrapped, but were moved to a secure location by the Soviet government due to the inability to leave take them back to the exclusion zone and their radioactivity Shiey: *sweating profusely*

[@Doc_Rainbow]

haha :D but these busses are to new for that periode of time

[@jianglinyue3740]

Bad Meme you just said exactly what I want to say

[@Jollyman432]

rad is just a hoax man get over it

[@senzar9970]

goran jorkovich ok🤔😂

[@idonotlikeboats9328]

nico justfun when did that happen?

[@ShadowFrosty101]

Why does this look so nostalgic like it was once good you could make so many theories/story’s about this

[@absentiambient]

Something touching in seeing derelict buses. Imagine all the people back day who depended on these sheet metal tortillas, sitting there with all their thoughts, ideas and dreams.

[@zKampeR45]

So this is where buses in Romania come from

[@thesilverhornet-9423]

zKampeR is it always you, or is that a common avatar? I see on loads of channels 😂😂

[@CaalamusTube]

@@thesilverhornet-9423 *SUPER* common avatar... oh yeah yeah. ( lame dead meme )

[@zKampeR45]

@@CaalamusTube yeah I'm too lazy to change it

[@CaalamusTube]

@@zKampeR45 you should be ashamed of yourself :P

[@krazzynph]

Da coaie adv

[@setusername8275]

Fascinating! Some of these busses aren't even that old. I believe I spotted some MAZ 103 or 104 in there, which were built from the mid 90s to the mid 2000s. Dunno about the other ones though, I'm not exactly an expert on Ukrainian / Russian vehicles. ^^"

[@aries8402]

Those are all the buses that were used to evacuate Chernobyl & Pripyat. All for the evacuation. I cannot believe you found them! They believe they are toxic with radioactive chemicals on them. Phenomenal find.

[@spaceman77]

I saw these exact same buses, on an old video documenting the Chernobyl clean up effort. They use these for various types of workers going in and out of the project during the cleanup period. Looks like they had to store them somewhere for radiation purposes possibly? But very cool.

[@redphantom0019]

Just image the Mad Max vehicles you could make with all of those parts

[@hadleymanmusic]

For real man Im in lets do mad max for the railroad tracks.

[@OffGridInvestor]

NONE. It's just the government bus wrecking yard. Probably no engines in most of them. It's only beauracracy that has stopped these SHELLS from going to scrap metal.

[@frederikandersen8402]

RedPhantom 00 They probably had the engines taken out

[@redphantom0019]

@@frederikandersen8402 well, you could still make a very cool unpowered vehicle

[@connorshort2853]

RedPhantom 00 yea who needs power? At least they look cool

[@krydala7650]

I love the choice of music/the sound design of this one.. where it feels tense going in, but as soon as you are on top of the busses the music shifts. The place suddenly becomes wonderous, serene almost, the confusion fades...but once it goes back down, the hyper aware feeling comes back. This feeling of "having to be on guard". Really really nice.

[@mariofrio996]

Soviet architecture is so interesting to me, and I haven’t really gotten into it until watching your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@nothingshere1163]

This already looks creepy without monsters or animals in it Just imagine they all start up at once and they would destroy the whole city till explosion

[@sean8051]

Great video. No talking, no assumptions just exploring and a nice soundtrack

[@kodakenta]

Damn Uber and Lyft is really putting all these bus companies out of business.

[@starlitnight6982]

This is Capitalism.

[@pipodrankje]

out of _bus_ iness lmao

[@deepfried4185]

This is Russia....idiot.

[@deepfried4185]

And those are all government owned... lol so what companies are Uber and lyft putting out of business in Russia? Lol most US bus services are government too....can’t put government out of business

[@schumifannreins295]

@@deepfried4185 Darn, you are a bright guy. Ever heard of the concept of a "joke"?

[@CoffeeAndPaul]

In SovYET YOONyen, the buses in the wheel go rust, rust, rust.

[@jordandoesmx9862]

Can anyone else imagine him setting up his camera and dancing on the buses with no sound for his music video? 🤣 great song but that thought amuses me

[@KyDaog]

lol

[@hollystlocal2242]

When you spawn and have no weapons or gear 3:13

[@Jacob_Overby]

tbh i would enjoy playing in map layout like this

[@freeze2869]

@@Jacob_Overby maybe cod would benefit From a map like this, it would be a cool call of duty Cold War map

[@GnoneckOG]

This is so legit!

[@Boshseven]

i laughed so hard by reading your comment :-)

[@user-tj3wr6dj4d]

I made a comment and scrolled down to this time now is 3:12 What a weird coincidence. well time to respawn lol .imo we are living inside a simulation. Imagine coming across a big abandoned mansion and it really just being a simulation inside this simulation only for you and then going back and the mansion not even be there . Like you think it must of took years but in reality it only to secs . Some crazy shit .

[@asm_nop]

This looks like something out of Dying Light.

[@Chiefwilburthegreat]

i love how you made this all creepy but i bet when it was made they where just like “Oh let’s make a huge nice building to put old and broken down buses”

[@alfielawrence487]

All of the buses in that building were used to evacuate people from Chernobyl during/after what’s almost certainly one of the worlds most renowned Nuclear disaster’s. I mean… that’s kinda creepy in itself isn’t it? I’m sure that if it was you actually walking round there you’d find it pretty dam eerie lol 😂

[@pigdogurbex]

We went in this route during the night, we had to had to wait about an hour and 40 mins for them to stop looking..... I guess too many people go there now.

[@mattharris7256]

Thank you for giving so many people who would have never gotten to see something like this, the opportunity to see something like this.

[@kittyrules]

They all look Bus-ted (sorry)

[@fabianweber6937]

bruhh

[@Blue-X]

God damm

[@R8V10]

Looks like the company went Bus-t.

[@superberend]

ffs

[@tonyhussey3610]

I'd like to visit but I'm too bus_y.

[@THookz]

Dope sound track! Man, you are the only KZbinr that I can watch all night and fall asleep to, all love.

[@Alexander_l322]

It's like you're in a mission to explore the bus junkyard and at any moment a bad guy or angry wild animal will jump out to try to thwart your attempts to go further.

[@johannesbaumgartner3298]

if anyone is intrested this is the address: Boryspilska St, 15, Kyiv, Ukraine, 02000

[@dustdevil1506]

I went there and was asked to leave

[@Berlin2002-]

Pay a bribe

[@ZhekUA]

So many new buses are out of order (the oldest are 15 years old)

[@northseattle693]

@@ZhekUA yes, i wondered too

[@OfficialJoeKingOne]

What was this place?

[@dclxvi4168]

your footage is absolutely amazing, one thing which would be cool is to see what these places looked like when they were active in the past. True immersion

[@w.m.t.4897]

Looks like a perfect place for homeless people...they would each have a bus as a home and would have shelter

[@BitcHazel]

except for the fact that those buses are being stored there do to their radiation levels lol

[@jimmy1395]

@@BitcHazel Are you joking ? Most of the busses inside were produced shortly after the Chernobyl disaster and why the hell they would store contaminated busses in the middle of a city.

[@jimmy1395]

More info about the place called garage number 7. "The depot played its own role in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of April 1986, when about 70 buses stationed there were drafted for the mass evacuation of the residents of Pripyat, the town nearest the power station. According to one former worker, some of the vehicles never made it back after being abandoned in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone because they'd absorbed too much radiation. The rest re-entered service after undergoing decontamination". Source: CNN

[@absolutemattlad2701]

This is actually a good idea, I don't see any reason not to

[@warismysoul]

in your head is radioation level is. most of those busses is kinda new.

[@kennythemeat]

the roof of the dome itself is amazing. just one pole in the middle. and everything held together. looks pretty cool!

[@jayvids8671]

the strangest building I have ever seen the centre structure makes the whole thing look like some sort of antenna or receiver

[@tomsbesh]

This place is so extended that u could reproduce it virtually as a Battlefield map 😂

[@MegaMech]

That would be sweet. I was thinking the same thing.

[@SPIRITVOXPARANORMALDUNDEE]

Shiey great to see your channels getting bigger keep doing what you do best brother and stay safe out there 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@vaeiio2655]

this is what i think about when people say "great vlogging material "

[@wunder1385]

Many of them aren't even that old. How can they be so demolished?

[@twizz420]

They're used 24/7, and when they get in accidents or repairs are too expensive, they take them off the road and use parts for other busses that are still in service. Why they have so many is beyond me.

[@hardbasskvass597]

Because so many drunk drivers

[@patricklane2523]

Probably because they were all used in the Soviet era and when the Soviet Union fell they couldent up keep the cost on all these busses.

[@missingno3617]

Well, big amount of those buses are russian, finding parts for those engines are a bit difficult, so i asume that they had bad manintenance and they died in a short period of time. And seeing the big amount of the yellow minibuses, seems to be all withdrawn of service in a specific time.

[@frederikandersen8402]

wunderkind they are all old wtf

[@fet]

Glad you have frequent uploads keep it up!

[@bcoolism]

Here's a new Escape from Tarkov level

[@Carefreeblues]

Just stumbled on this video and I love that you say absolutely nothing. This is how urbex videos should be done, subscribed.

[@felixcat9318]

Whilst the countless abandoned vehicles are remarkable in their own right, the building itself is simply extraordinarily spectacular and quite unlike anything seen before! I would love to know more about this truly incredible building - Edit - and thanks to the person whom posted the location country of Ukraine, I Googled it to discover that it is Kiev Bus Garage Number 7, which took 8 years to construct, and that the main area is called the Circus. Another person said that buses from here were used in the Chernobyl evacuation, and this is also a fact.

[@help5158]

That's so eery

[@X3r0.]

My first thought was these may still be radioactive and hence why they are stored and not crushed or recycled … thanks for this info!

[@jaycebenson5316]

Would explain why they're in there. Probably started out with worrying about radiation then they got lefr behind

[@athaphian]

Thanks for sharing.

[@warior1195]

@@X3r0. is radioactive really last very long? How long it can last?

[@SwedishMindwacker]

Not only all the buses, but also the building itself is really cool!

[@plufsen]

This is absolutely insane! I've never seen or heard of any place like this!!

[@thetycoon1947]

That's an amazing structure from an architecture view.

[@davekirwin]

Incredible that there are so many in one place. Love the vibe the place has and the fact it's so easily accessible. Great exploration Shiey.

[@code9k]

Nice job dude, that was awesome

[@OneLovePsych]

The train surfing is GREAT (although I like the camping parts just as much!) but long videos of ones like these is what we ALL want!!!

[@caesars.3261]

You inspire me you’re such a fearless free soul compared to all the humane bots in the world

[@carterweaver5516]

Breaking away from the societal monotony ensuing our day to day lifestyle takes a lot of courage and willpower, so hats of to the guy.

[@doctorhino8736]

Bots live longer though. I would have a geiger counter on at all times if I was him.

[@carlgustaf855]

1:09 Destination; Rosengården! It is an old Swedish bus lol!

[@Nhn-hu5uq]

MI Q Virker ikke som om den kommer til å komme til Rosengården med det første

[@freedischwallin4031]

Står det verkligen Rosengården? Hur har den hamnat där? 😂

[@hanna2278]

fan va sjukt, undrar också hur den hamnat där

[@ridiculousjoe2248]

thanks

[@valerioelia90]

in Georgia there's plenty of public transport vehicles coming second hand from all over Europe, you see buses, school buses, even firetrucks, still with the original French, German or British writing on their sides and displays

[@shlepkovac3759]

Really like the ambient noises in the background. Adds a lot to the video

[@insistentmind498]

think of that med they give people ambien-ambient deffs is real

[@neilurwin9670]

Another Phenomenal Video I'm Amazed By The Hundreds Of Buses Left There Abandoned Etc. All The Best For Your KZbin Channel.

[@newyorkgal30]

Shiey u make these places interesting. Honestly it's not hard to believe they exist it's hard to believe someone like u exists. I am amazed by your beauty and your skills .... not the places. I would watch u brush your teeth and still be amazed. Your inside my mind and I like it.

[@wolfeeee]

Damn, looks so dope. Wish there were abandoned places like this by me

[@Nherdvous]

There might be... never know till ya search every nook and cranny. Git busy!

[@wolfeeee]

@@Nherdvous usually if something in Chicago looks abandoned, it's not a good neighborhood lol. It'd be a dream to visit chernobyl or equivalent, though. Maybe in the future :)

[@windy8872]

No not really it makes your naborhood look really dirty like the nearest one is like 5 blocks away for me

[@Magerquark]

There is for sure. Also he travels a lot to visit these places not everything is in his neighbourhood

[@wolfeeee]

@@Magerquark True, but Ukraine, Lithuania and surrounding areas aren't that dense with civilization. There's hundreds more places like this there than in the US, for better or worse. I've found abandoned factories and the sort, but it doesn't feel quite as abandoned, since there's always a busy road or a city right by.

[@FullFledged2010]

Couldn't care less about those old busses but that building is amazing! 🙌😮

[@dudndadn12212]

Isn't it could care less

[@paulocarpenko1614]

I agree. So utopian!

[@therealsinsane]

Next video: found hundreds of police officers and exploration of prison

[@billysidness5907]

Im amazed at the amount of "old USSR" stuff that shiey finds, absolutely incredible.

[@ShotoTodoroki-ek7kg]

Couldn’t agree more

[@silvermediastudio]

It's everywhere in the former USSR.

[@wolfedefurr7560]

old u.s. car are dump in a cave(Caverns of lost souls) old russian cars or busses are dump in a building(Soviet Spaceship)

[@darinlitterell9957]

They couldn't build one if they life depended on it😂

[@AliShuktu]

It's not russian. Not a bit.

[@cashawX10]

Would be interesting to know a bit more about the history there... Those buses look post-1991, but look like they have been there for a long time... WHY ??

[@dub4070]

Luca Viner no, they’re not.

[@jarmolampinen3706]

@@dub4070 yes, they are.

[@mattheweburns]

I really thought that the sounds were going to turn into music from the future sounds of London‘s dead cities album. Thanks for the videos, cheers!

[@Aciryc]

It must be really impressive this kind of place and so incredible to take a picture or a video. It's crazy to see all the abandoned vehicles. Limit badly in the heart of all the money wasted ...

[@maddennis55]

Thanks to a location information here in the comments, I found this on Google maps. Far east edge of Kiev. Can not tell what this place was, but with the tower in the middle of the dome building, and the open pits in the floor, and the lot it is in, I can't even guess.

[@AliShuktu]

LOL)) it's trolley depot.

[@sebastiangarcia-rw1tf]

Maybe a Depot or it simply was an incomplete structure.

[@bluekiwi5181]

Apparently dumped busses from Chernobyl, probs not though

[@AliShuktu]

@@bluekiwi5181 No. It's not.

[@studioshapesofficial]

maddennis55 Google for автобусный парк 7 киев It is a former bus depot turned into a graveyard for dead Public transportation vehicles

[@Unlovable]

What kind of building is that? I can't think of a use for this building with such a curved roof

[@Xxmeca421xX]

A hangar for planes

[@eetualajuuma1659]

Next level graveyard

[@AircraftTurnAndBurn]

Besides probably being a hangar for planes, it could also have been a really weird or experimental train roundhouse. But I don't see the track lining or any tracks leading outside, so probably a old converted hangar. (Or possibly the building was built specifically for holding crashed and old buses...)

[@hammercanttouchthis]

The middle part may have been an exhaust chimney. Those horizontal shaped windows look a lot like those in a prison guard tower but were probably for a security guard?

[@adambailey7857]

Perhaps a bus station? Would explain the buses

[@amazingthingsfromaroundthe2057]

I used to do stuff like this back in the 90's when I was younger. Yeah, used to go to big buildings and go in and explore all around and up on the roof and down in the basement, at night. Got chased by security many times! This was back before there was cell phone cameras and go pro's. All we got is just our memories!

[@Lyxxyrzz]

Nice!

[@seethetruth3795]

Even without the cool music it was still very creepy and kind of eerie in there? Cool video

[@paulphx]

wooot thats an paradies for photographers :D

[@Artist1974CH]

Oh yes! I agree!

[@BasEerdenKeuning]

This must have been an old bus depot servecing era and station

[@timdehaan629]

You think so?

[@AngryHybridApe]

Some eccentric oligarch has a thing for hoarding non-running bluebird buses

[@Slicknewt]

These are all old chernobyl evacuation busses. This place is in Kyiv ukraine

[@nothingtosee2778]

@@Slicknewt While this is in Kyiv, none of those are Chernobyl evacuation buses. Vehicles in video are mostly LaZ and Bogdan buses that were in production in 2000's, with few Soviet ones here and there, also some that were likely written off and sold by some european cities around that time.

[@qjajssIIal]

@@Slicknewt Kiev*

[@Den4ee]

Bus fleet #7 in Kiev, on the map 50°25'36"N 30°41'11"E

[@FoodFighters71]

Looks like a disused bus depot service workshop.A very large one as well.Never seen one this big and iam in this industry.

[@vezee]

The words at the end (7:40) were: "comparison" "lets" and "identification"

[@judahboyd2107]

I tried to find words in less obvious places than center screen but I didn't see anything. Probably need to collect all the words from the other videos.

[@ABLACKDOT18]

This is life! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@1nxxko]

the immersion in your videos is next level

[@sergiusveremej5231]

Это никак не советские автобусы , они в 2010 колесили по Киеву , удивительно что их не продали , а поставили на разбой, очень все печально , автопарк в таком состоянии .

[@dimat3164]

Откуда ты знаешь; модели не старые?

[@raJlabaJloM]

@@dimat3164 From the bus windows shapes etc. u can check old USSR type busses and see that these are new ones, well relatively new

[@jenya9794]

Cuz these type of busses are still being used in smaller towns in Russia and I remember riding these type of buses in the 2000s

[@msbull100]

@@dimat3164 Так епт, при совке были только Лиазы(скотовозы) и Икарусы. А тут более новые, квадратные.

[@msbull100]

Апокалипсис случился, не иначе.

[@cellokid5104]

Public transport agency: so, how much buses do you want? Big empty hall: yes

[@slimshadus]

Seriously, this is getting better and better

[@david_eldios_]

all words said in this video: "there are even more"

[@abandonedbucharest7704]

*comparison lets identification*

[@henrisblog134]

wtf does that even mean? (i know its at the end of the video)

[@Marthyboy88]

This makes me want to go back and play more Dying Light.

[@Jake_Towne]

That was incredible!

[@eb972]

What a cool structure. No support poles except the center. Pretty impressive.

[@SouloDaddy]

Opened in 1973, the unexpected scale of this futuristic building reflected the scope of the livelihoods it supported. The garage was an important hub for Kiev's international, domestic and bus city routes, with around 1,400 employees and 400 buses operating daily. "The construction lasted eight years," one former long-term staff member, who asked not to be named, said. "It was the most beautiful bus park in Ukraine and Europe at the time.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Amazing building, very clever design to give all that covered space with no pillars.

[@gearloose703]

How a span that long even possible for a structure like that.

[@gearloose703]

Seems to be about 80 meters. Total dia 165m.

[@bossanovabossanova3386]

ppl look down on this stuff but these guys LOVE what they do. they are not just some breaking and entering criminals, they LOVE seeing and discovering places most do not even know exist and are lost to time. they put themselves through a lot just to get to and inside these placese

[@123HunterHead]

Your life feels like a video game . You know those post apocalyptic ones first person

[@danielclint1033]

What is the point of abandoning these vehicles like this. Why not salvage, scrap and recycle?

[@notwichtig464]

"Its Russia" :D

[@makwieli]

@@dakurz5607 Ukraine is like Russia Lite

[@SusloNick]

not worth it, scrap is cheaper than labor. and US has even more scrapyards

[@Estlib]

Sometimes parts from broken down buses are used to keep others like that running longer

[@jimmy1395]

@@AnadiaShark I've read an article about Bus Station Number 7 (which is that place in the video) 70 buses were drafted from that depot. Some of them returned after the decontamination. The rest were left at the exclusion zone.