The same fear sailors felt during the first and second World Wars.
The steel, silent killers of the sea.

It would make a nice poster

'The Hunt for Red October' is the only movie I saw that I enjoyed both the film and the novel version.

Re-verify our range to target. One ping only.

Give me a ping, Vasili. One ping only, please.

I would love to see a second part of this where its surfacing in the distance in a sea of blood.
Maybe with some kind of huge structure of creature that is causing the sea to bleed

Red skies at night- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXfc7VMyj94

Just one ping, please.

Looks and feels awesome, man.

Ah you too, not easy to get over it, in my experience more exposure = results - but each person has a different way of coping.


This is still amazing.

this is absolutely wonderful... what a book cover it would make...

V.

Now THERE'S a good album. Cover, name, and all.

Brilliant as always.

The Hunt for Red October is such a good movie, and Captain Ramius is the role Sean Connery was born to play, great piece Apron!

I would say you accomplished your goal. Nicely done.

Submarines are beautiful deadly things

Red October is my favorite movie and nothing can change my mind on that fact. If you want another good submarine movie(s), check out “The Enemy Below”, “Crimson Tide” and good ol’ “Das Boot”. Also, if you want a truly horrifying submarine movie, “K-19 Widowmaker” is a must as it concerns a nuclear reactor failure aboard a Soviet submarine that failed its christening (sign of exceptional bad luck).