For those who find this sort of thing interesting?! http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2010/08/25/gate-to-arctic-lenin-nuclear-icebreaker/#more-17253

Fascinating stuff

Aesthetically beautiful. The clocks are my favourite.

I love old stuff like that. A bloke came round to change my LEB leccy meter to a new Seimens one. Let me keep the old one. New one is a really boring plastic box with LCD panel. 🙁

Reminds me of "Polar Star" by Martin Cruz Smith. Great book, thriller set on a massive Soviet fish processing boat.

enjoyed it – thanks for the link.
man – that Marshall Zhukov had some medals !

Bah!

The link is blocked at work.

I will have a look at it when I go home.

Great stuff, real steampunk chic!

Some lovely art nouveau and art deco stuff there too! That staircase is great…

Good link, thanks!

I like the polar bear statue, but WTF kind of bone is that next to it?! 😯

First time Ive seem a clock with only the 12, 4, and 8 shown

…maybe they worked 4 hour shifts or something.

Medical room looks scary…

nice one thanks for that , army man my self , but naval stuff is cool, esp subs.

Excellent – the medical room looks better equipped than our local hospital, and the ship is clearly way better appointed than a cross-channel ferry! Really interesting – thanks.

No idea why it was blocked at work. Probably beacuse it had the word "Soviet" in it or something. Cheers

I love old stuff like that. A bloke came round to change my LEB leccy meter to a new Seimens one. Let me keep the old one. New one is a really boring plastic box with LCD panel

Did you remove the magnets before he came?

I saw a bloke with a watch with just 12, 4 and 8 on it. Looked strange but I thought it was a fashion thing. perhaps there is a good reason.

anyone know?

First time Ive seem a clock with only the 12, 4, and 8 shown

I think that's because they do 4 hours on watch on the bridge?

Those teenagers didn't look too enamoured with it all though…