Many ships in those days, particularly the first in a class, were painted light grey when they were launched because the ship's lines were more clear in the b & w photographs than if they were painted black.
Quite good, but couldn´t you have shown the construction/launch photots first? And also, that photo of the Olympic at 0:55, I know why you´ve made it all blurry - because it says "TITANIC" instead of "OLYMPIC" on the bow, it is, of course edited, because TItanic was not painted in white when she was launced.
Ok, I just saw another version of that photo with the name "OLYMPIC" instead. There is however another version that says "TITANIC".
Nope, (partly) wrong. Below the waterline she was painted in a dark red-brown-ish color. Between the waterline and the superstructure she was painted white. The superstructure was also painted white.
Olympic will be in my heart forever. Why she was scrapped, I never know. She should be sunk like her sisters.
SuperTitanicfreak 1 week ago
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Oh this video is great. Olympic will be no doubt remember, even in HD.
SuperTitanicfreak 8 months ago
i really mis ships like here...queen mary 2 is the only ship that is near the olympic at this time
sanderrodijk 1 year ago
Many ships in those days, particularly the first in a class, were painted light grey when they were launched because the ship's lines were more clear in the b & w photographs than if they were painted black.
jimmyzat 1 year ago
Quite good, but couldn´t you have shown the construction/launch photots first? And also, that photo of the Olympic at 0:55, I know why you´ve made it all blurry - because it says "TITANIC" instead of "OLYMPIC" on the bow, it is, of course edited, because TItanic was not painted in white when she was launced.
gladgurkan91 1 year ago
I made it blurry for the effect. If you did not know, Olympic was white and red when she was launched. Red hull and white superstructure
Casscade009 1 year ago
Ok, I just saw another version of that photo with the name "OLYMPIC" instead. There is however another version that says "TITANIC".
Nope, (partly) wrong. Below the waterline she was painted in a dark red-brown-ish color. Between the waterline and the superstructure she was painted white. The superstructure was also painted white.
gladgurkan91 1 year ago
And now you should understand that it was for the effect
Casscade009 1 year ago
Yes / jajamän. :)
BTW, I have a vid about the Olympic too, watch it if you want.
gladgurkan91 1 year ago
@gladgurkan91 I will take a look at it right away.
Casscade009 1 year ago
@gladgurkan91 titanic was never white! thats the olympic
sanderrodijk 1 year ago
@sanderrodijk I never claimed that the Titanic was painted white, as Olympic was.
gladgurkan91 1 year ago
Great! ;D
beefchicken1 2 years ago 5
Thanks! ;)
Casscade009 2 years ago