Star Trek: The Hunt for Red October - CG Battle Breakdown Scenario!

[@resurrectedstarships]

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[@Marinealver]

ah, so since the Federation has no cloaking device the Klingons act as submarines.

[@Phatman2167]

You know in the First Season of the Original Series they had a "Submarine" episode. #14: Balance of Terror. It was modeled after the movie "The Enemy Below."

[@JeanLucCaptain]

I'd love to have you do a animation of a Dominion Battleship chasing some poor federation or even better Maquis ship (Complete with stolen plans) in a New Hope Style Opening Animation. Do you have any plans for a Dominion BB in the future? and yes i mean this as a potential job offer.

[@nicholasklangos9704]

Very interesting! Enjoyed the analogy immensely! As a USAF veteran who was involved in the end of the Cold War fall of the USSR thru the Global War on Terror and Gulf Wars and a avid student of history the end had particular interest to me. As it brings to the for front the present situation. Back in the late 80s I predicted the USSR was cutting dead weight and buying time especially computer technology, which in fact was woefully weak and decades behind ours! I was on a mission to bring inspectors to Ukraine in 89, speaking to one on the way home who stated the missile tech he saw was so rundown and computer systems so bad they likely would have blown up in their silos on launch, a frightening idea! I predict and believe the entire present Ukraine situation is a ruse to gain our technology and weapons to use against us and is a huge problem! Fools rush in and this is a terrible danger to us and the world not enough see or understand except true historians which always repeats itself! Stalin killed millions in his bloody rise to power like Mao fools forget! Trump understands I only pray I am wrong, but I doubt it Washington is full of greedy fools, and traitors! God Bless America it may be our only hope!

[@kellyjeaularson5786]

This is like pitch for a movie idea. It's totally excellent!

[@robotmonkeys]

The XO's last words, "I would have liked to have seen Riza."

[@singletona082]

Me Too buddy... Me too....

[@bermanmo6237]

What goes on in Riza, stays in Riza.

[@nickmitsialis]

Good work! I've been told that many folks who watched it say that 'Master and Commander: Far Side Of the World' was also an excellent 'Star Trek' movie.

[@Marinealver]

Captain James T. Cook Captain James T. Kirk There's something similar to these aren't there.

[@nickmitsialis]

@@Marinealver Well Gene DID say it was like Wagontrain and Hornblower "IN SPAAAACE!!" didn't he.

[@MacrossLoversAgain]

Every time I see it I get that trek vibe too.

[@ericpeterson5994]

Venom geek media 98 has the same thought.

[@TheSDB13]

And they were even trying to do scientific expeditions aswell! *mindblown* XD

[@nekophht]

The moment you said "The Big D", my brain went "Come on, Big D, fly!" When we got to that moment, I chuckled at the thought of the Romulan crew watching the cloud surface. "The Captain scared them out of the clouds!" I love how this adaption worked out.

[@singletona082]

Would probably be more along the liens of 'The Captain scared them into the vacuum!'

[@highlander723]

I think this would have been a good movie. "Look I'm a Starfleet admiral which means I I'm a cheat and a liar and when I'm not shaking hands at diplomatic I'm planning how to put a knife in their back....but It means I keep my options open." I could totally picture starfleet admiral saying that

[@singletona082]

'When I'm not signing treaties I'm looking for ways to carefully pretend they don't exist.. Which means I like to keep my options open.'

[@shmuck66]

I could see a commodore saying that more than an Admiral. Every TOS Commodore seems like they were up to something one way or another.

[@OrionSlaveGirlUWU]

BAdmiral

[@isaac3702]

Thank you for making this. My grandfather was a big fan of Star Trek and The Hunt for Red October. It's because of him and those movies that I became such a fan of science fiction and joined the US Navy. He sadly passed away over five years ago, but as soon as I saw this, it immediately reminded me on him. If he was still around, I think he would have enjoyed what you made. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more of these.

[@dixievfd55]

Adm. Cartwright: Those torpedoes hit their target, and I was never here.

[@seankean4101]

based on the hunt for red october

[@ZOLTAR802]

“Mr. Ambassador, you have nearly a hundred starships operating in The Triangle right now. Your scout ships have dropped enough sensor buoys so that a man could walk from Chak to Bakers World to Laften without getting his feet cold. Now, shall we dispense with the bull?” (Holy moly that was so good! Fantastic channel!)

[@attiepollard7847]

Wouldn't a third party will have to moderate those discussions between the romulans and Starfleet like some non-aligned organization?

[@brucechmiel7964]

@@attiepollard7847 Who would do that? I'm thinking Klingons. Camp khitomer was only a few years ago at this point. Tensions are cooling down between the Federation and the Empire. But would the Romulans agree to that? I do not think so.

[@kingdave31]

This is so cool! I came up with a Hunt for Red October-style Star Trek story myself years ago, set in a similar point in the timeline. The Romulan ship was the Garuda-class supercruiser from the 1997 Starfleet Academy PC game, and I also used the idea of it being the first Romulan vessel with a singularity drive, the idea being that while Federation sensors could detect the power signature of a conventional warp drive through the cloak, the singularity drive neutralized that advantage. The "Red Route One" scene where the Romulan ship has to evade a torpedo from a pursuit Stormbird took place near a Jovian planet, and the final battle scene took place in a Wolf-Rayet system, where the intense radiation would foul sensors and make it almost impossible for future expeditions to determine what really happened.

[@resurrectedstarships]

Sounds similar! We are in synch on this!

[@josephmassaro]

You get an upvote from me for using a Chandley Class. One of my favorite FASA ships.

[@shadekerensky3691]

I always adore when two of my favorite things come together in a true work of art.

[@dhum2770]

"CAPTAIN TOM SELLEK" made me laugh so much I had to pause the vid. Too funny!

[@resurrectedstarships]

LOL I like the orignal actor but I was in a mustache mood - I also considered Sam Elliot - we get some "Buckaroo." I should done sam elliot!

[@dhum2770]

With GREAT mustache comes GREAT responsibility!

[@luminaire4946]

@@resurrectedstarships oh so it wasn't a mistake okay lol. Was gona say pretty big continuity error here.

[@resurrectedstarships]

@@luminaire4946 🤣

[@allovett6246]

"Mister, your tactical display showed your torpedoes make positive impact on the Romulan vessel and I was not here."

[@attiepollard7847]

Now I'm going to say that this is either a section 31 operation or deep secret operation by Starfleet intal

[@Marinealver]

I mean we know what Balance of Terror was. So yeah I can see Hunt for the Red Bird would be as an episode.

[@ericbright1742]

If we go by Christopher L. Bennett's Romulan Calendar, it would be Hunt for the Green Tke'tas.

[@miamijules2149]

Well, isn’t this just ridiculously awesome. Nicely done sir.

[@resurrectedstarships]

Lol 😂 well thank you!

[@michaelmacleod6517]

Thank you for the great work. Now I want to make a Sean Connery'esque Romulan for Star Trek Online.

[@DeaconBlu]

Killer vid mate. Both of these ships have been long term favs of mine. I had the old FASA table top game, way back in the day…even had white metal mini’s too,go with it. The Chandley and Winged Defender are a nice match for each other. Provided you have capable Captains on both bridges. More of stuff like this, if you please. Thanks! 😎👍❤

[@flatline8580]

Still have old lead figurines of both the Chandley and the Winged Defender somewhere! Loved using em in the FASA tactical game.

[@DeaconBlu]

😆 I do as well mate! Couldn’t tell ya exactly where they are…but they are in this house, somewhere! 😆@@flatline8580

[@MsShaunaM]

This was fun! Great transposition of "Hunt" into Star Trek!

[@TheKulu42]

I'm a fan of Star Trek and "The Hunt for Red October" is one of my favorite military novels. You're right. The movie's scenario works well for a Trek movie!

[@saintelmo5590]

Interesting adaptation. Your models and animations are really good! I, too, had dreamt of a "Hunt For Red October" scenario, and a couple friends and I did play it out on the old FASA Star Trek Starship Tactical Combat Simulator years ago. This was more of a Klingon/Federation scenario than a Romulan/Federation. IIRC, we used an uprated K't'inga class (my favorite Klingon ship in the STU since Star Trek The Motion Picture). I think we used a Miranda as the Dallas equivalent. We didn't follow the Red October movie too precisely, but it made for an interesting, pre-Undiscovered Country scenario. I even imagined how Starfleet Officers would communicate if Tom Clancy wrote a Star Trek novel that got adapted into a film. Producer: Mace Neufeld, Director: John McTiernan. Music by: (the late, great) Basil Poleduris NOTE: I realize that the scenario below sounds absolutely far fetched, but I just came up with this off the top of my head to adapt it to Red October's style of dialogue. So, take it with a grain of quadrotriticale. 🤣😂🤣 Sensors Officer Jones: Conn, Sensors, reporting new contact bearing two one five mark two eight. Designate contact: Kilo three five. Captain Mancuso: Conn, aye, what do have, Jonesy? Jones: Possible Klingon starship, Cap'n. Energy readings are borderline K't'inga, but there are certain fluctuations that could confuse it for a small star. Mancuso: But it is a ship, Jonesy? Jones: It has made minor course alterations, skipper, and there are not enough gravitics in the area to influence those changes. The turns are too precise, and as you know, stars tend to be pretty stationary, sir. Mancuso: (chuckles at the humor, then) Conn, aye. Start a track, Jonesy. Later, aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise Starfleet Intelligence Scribe Ryan has joined Captain James T. Kirk at a tactical display in the Combat Information Center of the Enterprise. As Kirk describes the deployment of several Federation starships executing a search pattern for the renegade Klingon ship, based on prompts provided by the Klingon government (who are astounded that "discraced" former Admiral Kirk still serves in Starfleet), Ryan notices a lone starship on the tracking board. Ryan: Captain Kirk, what is this ship over here? Kirk: (looks at the lone contact track) That's the Dallas, Bart Mancuso's boat. He's tracking what his sensor officer reported as, for lack of better words, a "rogue star". Ryan: A rogue star? Considered a celestial anomaly? Kirk: Yes, I suppose so, why? Ryan: (straightens) Captain, I believe the Dallas has just found the Black Gret'hor. I need you to get me to the Dallas.

[@ReddieEddie]

I’m speechless, awesome job man🎉 I’m a huge Star Trek fan and I understood everything you said which was so delightful. Thanks again and I look forward to more of your hard work😎👍🏼

[@shaggycan]

I'd watch it for Captain Selleck alone!

[@tomordemanjr.178]

I don't normally comment on videos, but I really enjoyed this. Thanks for your hard work.

[@jimskywaker4345]

I love how you use the singularity core as a parallel to a submarine fission reactor.

[@murasaki848]

The singularity core here is the counterpart to the "caterpillar", the magnetohydrodynamic alternate propulsion system the Red October was equipped with. On the Red October, the ship's standard power plant and drive were there alongside a new drive, whereas here the ship's standard power and drive exist alongside a new power plant.

[@ChloeReynolds-es9kn]

Love it! Hunt for Red October is one of my favorite films of all time. This video was a really fun mashup. I’d love to see more short stories like this in the future.

[@AdmiralJT]

This was fantastic! I need to rewatch Hunt for Red October. Great movie.

[@zacharygriffin2041]

I would totally watch a Star Trek remake of Hunt for the Red October

[@MacrossLoversAgain]

This is incredible! This is one of your best videos yet! I have been watching and rewatching your content for years. I hope you continue to make more amazing trek stories like this, and your battle breakdowns. The fact that you are one of the few trektubers who provide new and exciting FASA trek, makes you one of the best out here in these youtube streets. Whenever I watch your vids I always get the urge to break out my copy of ST:STCS and get a game in. For me like others here, I would love to see the next adaptation to be Master and Commander.

[@stab74]

You know, someone added the FASA ST game to Tabletop Simulator on Steam.

[@cursecat111]

1)Very entertaining.2)Love the fact you have used the Fasa ship recognition manuals.3)Love the Winged Defender and the Stormbird ships.4)"REALLY" love the Chandley class. One of my favorite ships from Fasa.🖖🖖🖖🖖

[@ericmadsen7470]

This was great. liked every minute. Well done.

[@vincentpuccio3689]

Pleasantly surprised by this. Much like the enemy below inspired balance of terror , Hunt for Red October transferred well into Star Trek. And I loved the way you animated the Stormbirds destruction

[@gameactual]

As a Tom Clancy and Star Trek fan, this is brilliant! I also recognize the background music. 👍

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very cool and very greatly well done and very nicely well executed and informatively explained in every detail way shape and form provided on this format and subject matter on this recreation of the Red October done in Startrek style indeed Sir!,👌.

[@3Rayfire]

Like I said in the preview, my favorite movie and my favorite Franchise brought together, you didn't disappoint.

[@Exoseven]

The ships from Fisa looks so cool… you made an awesome job, thx for sharing this. 🤩

[@TONYGILLEY]

I got a kick out of Magnum P.I. being the captain of Deimos, but why Captain Tom Selleck and not Scott Glenn's Mancuso? 🤣

[@resurrectedstarships]

IDK I think its the stash, I have been in a stash mood.

[@highlander723]

​@@resurrectedstarships I was totally expecting to see Scott Glenn but as soon as I saw Tom Selleck show up I just bawled out laughing.

[@TheKenthor]

One of my favorite movies and 2 of my favorite FASA ships from back in the day. Bravo, sir!

[@alderfek]

Excellent stuff Space Friend !

[@jamesa.7604]

You did a Fantastic job with rendering and storytelling! Well Done!

[@TheKenPrescott]

"My Daddy and I built a stasis shelter because some fool parked a dozen plasma launchers 90 light years outside of Sol. This thing could park a couple hundred just outside the atmosphere and no one would know anything about it until it was all over."

[@kojiattwood]

LOL

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

EXCELLENT video! I love the old FASA stuff and would love to see more content like this!

[@logicplague]

I love this! Hunt for Red October is one of my favorite movies, nicely done!

[@robertadamcik9179]

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!!!! Well done!

[@GlorfindelofGondolin]

Fantastic video. WoK and HRO are a couple of my all time favorite movies.

[@m.p.fitzgerald]

This was so much damn fun. The moment I can afford to I will join your Patreon.

[@jimskywaker4345]

extra star trek battle? Sweet.

[@PolarizedMechs]

"Photon torpedo! The Federation is shooting at us again!" "The frequency is too high. The torpedo is Romulan."

[@rodolfohernandez3303]

Fantastic....You know what? I'm gonna watch it again. Now this Is STAR TREK

[@dwaynemcclellan7641]

The name of the Alfa class submarine was the Konavlov not Leaonav

[@JavierBonilla78]

This is by far the best Star Trek Movie since the TOS and TNG movies. Congratulations are in order my friend, you understand the true spirit and logic of Star Trek. 🖖

[@Kriger97]

Beautiful. Incredible work

[@Electricfox]

Fantastic transfer of one of my favourite films, onto one of my favourite sci-fi series, featuring my favourite race from that series. 10/10, can't praise enough.

[@Rhron]

I liked it and love it and I don't mind seeing more of these scenarios based on other movies.

[@colinmerritt7645]

Admiral: "The Soyuz kept requesting permission to fire. If anyone messes up here we'll be in the biggest space battle since Orion."

[@yesyesyesyes1600]

Captain Selleck has to sent the Romulan the dimensions on Playmate of the Month.😂

[@matthewmillaisgray]

Thanks RS for a great well explained and captivating video. It engaged my imagination. Best wishes

[@BackyardShenanigansYT]

Captain Tom Selleck! That had me dying!!!!

[@stab74]

Ah the Chandley class! My favorite Starfleet ship from the old FASA game! Cool to see it rendered in 3D.

[@MatthewCaunsfield]

Great idea and very well realised! Loved the cast of characters 😂

[@warhawk4494]

Great job! Absolutely love this.

[@the7observer]

I like this type of adaptation. Would be interesting to see a real world navy battle inspired in those of WW2. The operations room youtube channel describes in detail some of these battles and you could use his videos as reference

[@resurrectedstarships]

I have that in mind!

[@MacrossLoversAgain]

​@@resurrectedstarships make it so please. 😊

[@TheTransporter007]

You put WAAAAAAAY too much thought in to this. Bravo.

[@MrAndy9572ac]

Duuude. Been waitong for this for forever. Awesome job and thanks so much for reading my mind. If you up for suggestions how about tackling bits from Red Storm Rising

[@KINGJEREMIAH1987]

Better than any episode of new Star Trek I have seen

[@williamlydon2554]

In the same vein, a video on a Star Trek 'verse version of the Hunt for the Bismark would likewise be both quite interesting and surprisingly lore friendly.

[@katieblackmore2004]

2 of the most beautiful ships in the FASA universe. I purchased the led and plastic table top 3D prints of the original 80's table top game, too make a fleet of Chandleys, each with a personal recognition colour strip on the wings. The Winged Defender had the same kind of recognition, on the small detailing on top of the wings. Beautiful ships

[@erzahler1930]

Thank you for this one, I thoroughly enjoyed it! I definitely like Red October and always wondered how this would translate to a Star Trek scenario. Great work! Two thumbs up! 👍👍 (Or four Andorian antennae up, if you're into that kind of thing! 👽)

[@tinywarfare9109]

Great stuff. I think this scenario may work its way over to my FASA Star Trek game.

[@anthonylowder6687]

Absolutely great work….I think Tom Clancy would enjoy this, I know I did !!!😀😀👍👍

[@jergran69]

Terrific idea for a video. Well done

[@mikewest2657]

I liked your adaptation of a great movie into a great star trek story. Very good, well done.

[@fortythird]

Genius!!! I would pay money to see this.

[@hectorbacchus]

When the Blue Talon appears is a great scene!

[@jhallam2011]

I have no words! You e outdone yourself this time! Well, I wish you had used the USS Jeff Hallam but at least you used my ship you picked for me! Also, wasn’t the Orion Syndicate located in the Triangle? Amazing video!

[@jaredcolon4535]

This was amazing. Perhaps you would consider adapting the movie "Grey hound"? And I'd be very I terested to see what u could do and come up with using the movie "The Finale Count Down" as inspiration

[@resurrectedstarships]

Interesting idea! Yeh I wil ldo some more adpatations.

[@mattmilsop4003]

I'd love to see more content using the FASA ships and lore.

[@MyJourneyToAWholeBitcoin]

Great story telling. So many Naval battles can be converted into Star Trek - like the Battle of the River Plate or the Yangtze Incident.

[@rdiddyspace1708]

this is badass movie scripting. being a fan of FASA for decades I'm pleased someone put these well thought out ships to good use and paired it with one of the best submarine movie scripts ever. outstanding work. Section 31 couldn't do this good of a job.

[@jimseibyl5140]

Wow! Cool mashup of FASA and red Oktober!

[@thestanleys3657]

That was great bravo 👏👏👏

[@SCSuperheavy114]

Anything with FASA ships is awesome!! Fantastic job!

[@anamarvelo]

And guess what just became my next Star Trek Adventure roleplay question mark

[@bearthegenxgm]

My friends and I did this as a FASA game, but it was with a Klingon BoP that could fire while cloaked (pre-Star Trek VI noless) and the Klingon Captain was Kramius! KAI THE CAPTAIN! Great video sir :)

[@ReustersPlace]

Really well done! Thank You

[@andrewbowles9753]

I liked the rendition of the good film through a Star Trek lens. Definitely going to share this with my brother.

[@RockRedGenesis]

Excellent video. I loved the Romulization of Sean Connery and Sam Neill. And James Earl Jones and Tom Selleck rock in the TMP era uniforms

[@CowboyRobot2000]

_Run silent, run deep_ was essentially the basis for the TOS episode "Balance of Terror."

[@MGAC1701]

This is outstanding!

[@beejcarson]

Well I guess what I’m running in my Star Trek Adventures…. Thank you, you glorious bastard.

[@Spacegamejunkie]

This was great, thank you! I do have one question though, why replace Scott Glenn with Tom Selleck?

[@resurrectedstarships]

Ummm...because mustache??

[@robotic2000k]

I came here to type: "One ping Vasili, only ping only" 😅

[@jjma5894]

This was awesome! To refine this video you can use A.I. to simulate adaopted dialoge with the actors voices. LOL

[@Iove75]

Wow, I haven't seen the Chandley Class in decades. I first saw it in a magazine way before the internet was a thing, I think it was around the time when Star Trek 3 come out. If I remember right the magazine was advertising for a snap together Chandley Class model kits but I can't remember the name of the company.

[@RedShift323]

Very interesting, nice video!

[@blkhrtme1]

Dude this is awesome

[@nap250]

that was awesome

[@stephennear9557]

This is crazy! The year the movie was released I was playing FASA ST RPG and my players were onboard the beloved Chandley class (why was this never made canon?). And I ran them through a very similar scenario. Although i established a Nova-class for the Red October but I like the use of the Winged Defender in this. I love the adaptations (singularity drive, use of a photo-star to avoid torpedoes, etc) that you’ve added here. But… Tom Sellick?! No love for Scott Glenn 😢 Great job

[@lexington476]

That was just like watching Hunt for Red October but the Star Trek version.

[@Marinealver]

So Balance of Terror

[@kojiattwood]

I wonder if Sean Connery would speak Romulan with a Scottish accent....

[@PhilTParker]

This was fantastic. I see you have a render of the U.S.S. Constitution. I would love to buy a copy. In American naval history, that is the ship that Silas Talbot, my great x 5 or so back grandfather commanded after her sea trials were complete for the US Navy at the time, 1801 or so. He took over and went after other ships from foreign powers or privateers off of the Eastern seaboard of the US. One of my best friends has his own Great x5 grandfather who commanded a small group of privateers at that time, also operating in the area. It is very good that the two never met because my friend would probably never have later been born! Silas Talbot’s ship was nicknamed “Old Ironsides”, because she NEVER lost a battle! The Constitution is still maintained in the Boston Navy Historical Dock in Charleston Harbor. She never lost a battle. The reason for the nick name? She was the first of her kind of sailing warship that was built out of Oak in a way that deflected cannonballs right off of her sides. A British sailor exclaimed during an engagement that her sides were made of iron, because he could see the cannon balls bouncing off of the ship’s sides. Amazing history!