On the vast territory of the Moscow Film Studio, there is a large museum featuring exhibits from the Soviet era to the Napoleonic Wars. Here you can see prop weapons, modern reconstructions of ancient carriages, an exact replica of the royal throne from a film, costumes from Sergei Bondarchuk's "War and Peace" and Shakhnazarov's "Tsareubiytsa", as well as a real combat tachanka from the Civil War.

Particular attention is deserved by the magnificent collection of vintage cars used in filming. The cars are the main pride of the museum. Among the exhibits are: Daimler-Jaguar (UK, 1990, featured in the film "Brigada"), MAGIRUS (Germany, 1912, appeared in films "Shestoy", "Beg", "Tsareubiytsa", "Grehi ottsov", "Gibel imperii", "Golova Gogolya", "Shturmoviki"), Buick convertible (USA, 1941, featured in "MUR"), Fordson tractor (USA, 1913, appeared in films "Vechny zov", "Khleb i rozy"). All these exhibits are in working condition and can be used again in filming. Outside, you can see a real horse-drawn tram with an imperial (double bench on the roof), as well as the "Vetraduy" machine and a camera dolly, a predecessor of modern filming cranes.