Raw, documentary-style color photograph, dim Soviet factory workshop, 1970s aesthetic. A weary-looking worker with a deadpan expression, wearing a grease-stained leather apron over work clothes, is carefully guiding a standard-sized, realistically proportioned pair of infant underwear cast from solid grey concrete onto the large, well-used iron platform of an industrial mechanical scale. The object is a life-sized replica of regular fabric underwear. The scale's face, a large circular brass and iron dial with Cyrillic numbers, shows its needle pointing precisely and frozen at the mark '40 кг', confirming the immense, logic-defying weight for such a small object. The worker's gaze is fixed on the dial. In the background, constructed from rough wooden planks and riveted metal, a utilitarian red sign with bold hand-painted white letters reads: 'JOY CASINO JOY - Когда нет проблем 99% RTP'. The scene is lit by harsh, yellow light from hanging factory lamps, creating deep shadows. Authentic heavy film grain, visible industrial grime, and a desaturated palette.
Character appearance reference (MUST match exactly):
- Литейщик: Крепкий мужчина 35-45 лет, в кожаном фартуке поверх рабочей одежды. Лицо сосредоточенное, профессиональное. Уставший, но серьезный вид. Мускулистые руки.
