History of the Fabergé Egg

[robcat2075]

Not CG but still beautiful 3D modeling...

 

A Brief History of the Fabergé Egg

 

 

 

I'm reminded of a David Letterman joke from the 80s:

Malcom Forbes bought a couple of rare Fabergé Eggs last week for $20 Million.

I think he really got taken though, when he paid $10 Million for some Fabergé Bacon.

 

 

 

 

[serg2]

You beat me, Robert))) I just wanted to drag this stuff out of fb. Thank you!

[robcat2075]

Check out these videos.  The original "Easter Eggs"
 
 

 
 

 
 

[Roger]

So having never seen an actual Faberge egg...are these the size of regular eggs or more like ostrich eggs?

[robcat2075]

So having never seen an actual Faberge egg...are these the size of regular eggs or more like ostrich eggs?

 

Judging from the size of the hands in the videos they appear to be about 1-2x the size of a chicken egg but I've read of some that are smaller.

[Roger]

 

So having never seen an actual Faberge egg...are these the size of regular eggs or more like ostrich eggs?

 

Judging from the size of the hands in the videos they appear to be about 1-2x the size of a chicken egg but I've read of some that are smaller.

 

 

I am such a silly Billy. I guess if I had watched all the way to the end of the first video I'd have gotten my answer.

[robcat2075]

There's always a surprise inside.

 

How about "Fabergé Egg" for a contest topic?

[Roger]

There's always a surprise inside.

 

How about "Fabergé Egg" for a contest topic?

 

Now that would be a cool Easter/Spring contest. I'd be up for that.

[Roger]

I guess I'm not going to the right garage sales:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba6StECAfOI