Fans of the Netflix show The Queen's Gambit may recognize this set - it appears in the final episode of the series where Elizabeth Harmon played against Vasily Borgov in Moscow.

This striking, minimal design originated in Latvia and was popular throughout the Soviet Union around the 1930s. Its sleek lines still look modern by today's standard. The wide, flared bases make the pieces very stable and a pleasure to play with. An excellent set for rapid games as the pieces are sturdy and resistant to toppling over.

Files for FDM and resin printing included.

Resin files include pre-supported versions and solid version for printing in transparent resin.

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Piece dimensions (mm)

• King diameter: 44 height: 105
• Queen diameter: 40 height: 86
• Bishop diameter: 37 height: 73
• Knight diameter: 37 height: 72
• Rook diameter: 37 height: 64
• Pawn diameter: 35 height: 54

Piece dimensions (inches)

• King diameter: 1.73 height: 4.13
• Queen diameter: 1.57 height: 3.38
• Bishop diameter: 1.45 height: 2.87
• Knight diameter: 1.45 height: 2.83
• Rook diameter: 1.45 height: 2.52
• Pawn diameter: 1.37 height: 2.12