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    <lora:MOSSwSh4rpD3tails:0.5> A grid of nine separate images in three rows of three, each cell showing a different designed object on a plain neutral background with even spacing. In the top left cell, a typical product in the style of Lada, Soviet-era saloons and small off-roaders with a simple squared-off body of flat panels, thin chrome bumpers, a plain chrome-framed grille with a horizontal bar. In the top centre cell, a typical product in the style of Faberge, Imperial Russian jewelled objects, especially egg-shaped caskets in layered translucent guilloche enamel in pastel pink, powder blue, mint green, lilac and cream, over engraved sunburst patterns. In the top right cell, a typical product in the style of Aeroflot, a bare polished aluminium fuselage with a thick pale blue stripe and a white wing and tail emblem. In the middle left cell, a typical product in the style of Dymkovo Toy, fired, then coated in a bright milky-white chalk base that gives a smooth matte porcelain-like finish. They show plump stylised women in long bell-shaped skirts. In the centre cell, a typical product in the style of FSO Syrena, upright, rounded two-door saloon from the 1950s and 1960s with a bulbous bonnet, a smooth two-box body. In the middle right cell, a typical product in the style of Zastava Automobiles, the Yugoslav car maker of the 1980s. Cars are small, square-cut, boxy hatchbacks and saloons with a flat, near-vertical nose, a thin black plastic grille. In the bottom left cell, a typical product in the style of Volga, Soviet saloons of the 1950s and 60s with a rounded pontoon body, a wide chrome mouth grille with a leaping deer hood ornament, round chrome headlamps. In the bottom centre cell, a typical product in the style of Lomonosov Porcelain, Russian Imperial porcelain, including its revolutionary 1920s Suprematist and agitprop work, white thin cups, plates and teapots with geometric abstract red, black and white shapes. In the bottom right cell, a typical product in the style of Soviet space programme, 1960s rockets and spacecraft with a spherical capsule with portholes, a pea green and metallic silver bare hull.
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    <lora:MOSSwSh4rpD3tails:0.5> A grid of nine separate images in three rows of three, each cell showing a different designed object on a plain neutral background with even spacing. In the top left cell, a typical product in the style of Lada, Soviet-era saloons and small off-roaders with a simple squared-off body of flat panels, thin chrome bumpers, a plain chrome-framed grille with a horizontal bar. In the top centre cell, a typical product in the style of Faberge, Imperial Russian jewelled objects, especially egg-shaped caskets in layered translucent guilloche enamel in pastel pink, powder blue, mint green, lilac and cream, over engraved sunburst patterns. In the top right cell, a typical product in the style of Aeroflot, a bare polished aluminium fuselage with a thick pale blue stripe and a white wing and tail emblem. In the middle left cell, a typical product in the style of Dymkovo Toy, fired, then coated in a bright milky-white chalk base that gives a smooth matte porcelain-like finish. They show plump stylised women in long bell-shaped skirts. In the centre cell, a typical product in the style of FSO Syrena, upright, rounded two-door saloon from the 1950s and 1960s with a bulbous bonnet, a smooth two-box body. In the middle right cell, a typical product in the style of Zastava Automobiles, the Yugoslav car maker of the 1980s. Cars are small, square-cut, boxy hatchbacks and saloons with a flat, near-vertical nose, a thin black plastic grille. In the bottom left cell, a typical product in the style of Volga, Soviet saloons of the 1950s and 60s with a rounded pontoon body, a wide chrome mouth grille with a leaping deer hood ornament, round chrome headlamps. In the bottom centre cell, a typical product in the style of Lomonosov Porcelain, Russian Imperial porcelain, including its revolutionary 1920s Suprematist and agitprop work, white thin cups, plates and teapots with geometric abstract red, black and white shapes. In the bottom right cell, a typical product in the style of Soviet space programme, 1960s rockets and spacecraft with a spherical capsule with portholes, a pea green and metallic silver bare hull.

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    worst quality, watermark, jpeg artifact, bad anatomy, bad hands, bad fingers, multiple views, jpeg artifacts, extra limbs, extra fingers, mutated hands, bad perspective, bad eyes, distorted eyes, bad arms, bad legs, extra legs, extra arms

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    11/6/2026
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