Chess enthusiasts and collectors, you're going to love this Soviet Grandmaster reproduction set - it's like owning a piece of chess history! This is an accurate reproduction of the legendary chess set used in major Soviet tournaments during the 1950s and 1960s, including the famous 1962 Soviet Championship where Mikhail Tal played. The craftsmanship is absolutely exquisite - each piece is weighted with iron studs in the base, giving them that perfect, substantial feel when you move them across the board. The boxwood construction is beautiful, with ebonized boxwood for the dark pieces and antique boxwood for the light ones. The king stands at 4.1 inches tall with a solid 1.6-inch base, and every piece has green felt bottoms to protect your chessboard from scratches. What's really nice is they include two extra queens (34 pieces total), which comes in handy during those intense games where pawns get promoted. The total weight of the set is about 1450 grams (3.21 pounds), so these pieces have that satisfying heft that serious players appreciate. They're designed to work with boards that have 50-55mm squares. Whether you're a tournament player wanting that authentic Soviet-era feel or a collector looking for a beautiful display piece, this set delivers on both aesthetics and playability. The chunky wide bases and classic Staunton design make them easy to identify during fast-paced games. It's the kind of chess set that makes every game feel more significant, like you're playing in your own championship match. The 24-month warranty against manufacturing defects gives you peace of mind too. Definitely a set that will be cherished for years to come!
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