broncepulido is right. His turn.

ok, thinking on other matters, but:

What pre-dreadnought representes Potemkin in the Eisenstein's Soviet epic "Battleship Potemkin"?

ok, thinking on other matters, but: What pre-dreadnought representes Potemkin in the Eisenstein's Soviet epic "Battleship Potemkin"?

 

Dvenadsat Apostolov ('Twelve Apostles), though I understand Potemkin herself also appeared in some scenes.

Ok, but I don't remember about Potemkin featured in some scenes, apparently she was scrapped previously before the filmation (I'm with a new computer with Windows 7 and rare effects in my text composition!):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_battleship_Potemkin

Sevastopol[/url] in 1919; wreck scrapped, 1922]

 

 

 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_battleship_Dvenadsat_Apostolov

Ok, but I don't remember about Potemkin featured in some scenes, apparently she was scrapped previously before the filmation (I'm with a new computer with Windows 7 and rare effects in my text composition!)

 

Yeah, the film was apparently shot in 1921-24, during part of which time she was still around as a training vessel, and of course the ship was gone by the time the film was released in late 1925. The shots with the ship underway used a stand in.

Guess its my turn...

 

Who was advised to settle down in Mongolia after completing their wartime mission?

V-bomber pilots.

V-bomber pilots.

 

Too easy, huh. Back to you, SHUK.

not idea about it. Absolutly surprised !!!!!!!

that remembers me about the Mirage IV missions: nuke strike against the USSR, to eject and to be recovered in the Finland shores ...

I think it may have been the crews actually. Anyway...

 

Which 1970s action movie features a US SSN, a Soviet "Delta" and a British Resolution-class - all in the same place?

Roger Moore as superspy James Bond in

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spy_Who_Loved_Me_(film)

Got it in one. Your go.

A very easy one: in which movie we can see very detailed the aperture mecanism of a Vulcan bomber cockpit?

Alien?

No, it's a very easy question ...