@SuperTerminatrix That's a combination of elements. Firstly I put the tops of the funnels in so I would have a back mount for the five boiler faces I mad from a medium width cardboard. I then carefully used a modelling scalpel in order to add texture to the boiler faces.
did the port side of the bow have holes in it like you model or did you add the extra holes and the port side is the left side. I was wondering cause I started back on my model I am now going to make a video of my stern wreck and post it. The stern is dead on accurate that I made
@SuperTerminatrix They were quite good, especially considering paper is such a difficult media to work with, There are a few things missing on them but hopefully with what you've seen on my videos you will be able top create a more accurate reproduction of the wreck. Keep up the good work!
Did you know that the iceberg gash is hidden 60 some feet under the sea floor that gash you made on the bow is the gash from the impact of the bow hitting the sea floor at 25 mph
@SuperTerminatrix Certainly did. In 1996 sonar was used to penetrate the mud and reveal the damage. There is also a small section of iceberg damage visible at the very end of the mud pile 2 feet above the forplate in boiler room number 5 which was discovered by Bill Garske. Your spot on with the speed to. Data gathered by scientests after vigourous testing revealed that the Bow was travelling at about 20 knots when she hit the sea floor after an approximate 8 minute descent.
Do you have one for sale?
DamianReport 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
you made the boilers out of the funnels that came with the kit didnt you lol
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
@SuperTerminatrix That's a combination of elements. Firstly I put the tops of the funnels in so I would have a back mount for the five boiler faces I mad from a medium width cardboard. I then carefully used a modelling scalpel in order to add texture to the boiler faces.
SSPoseidon846 8 months ago
did the port side of the bow have holes in it like you model or did you add the extra holes and the port side is the left side. I was wondering cause I started back on my model I am now going to make a video of my stern wreck and post it. The stern is dead on accurate that I made
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
did you melt the back of it with a lighter?
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
So what did you think of my cardboard models?
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
@SuperTerminatrix They were quite good, especially considering paper is such a difficult media to work with, There are a few things missing on them but hopefully with what you've seen on my videos you will be able top create a more accurate reproduction of the wreck. Keep up the good work!
SSPoseidon846 8 months ago
Did you know that the iceberg gash is hidden 60 some feet under the sea floor that gash you made on the bow is the gash from the impact of the bow hitting the sea floor at 25 mph
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
@SuperTerminatrix Certainly did. In 1996 sonar was used to penetrate the mud and reveal the damage. There is also a small section of iceberg damage visible at the very end of the mud pile 2 feet above the forplate in boiler room number 5 which was discovered by Bill Garske. Your spot on with the speed to. Data gathered by scientests after vigourous testing revealed that the Bow was travelling at about 20 knots when she hit the sea floor after an approximate 8 minute descent.
SSPoseidon846 8 months ago
Is the sea floor made of plaster or what? Get back at me on it
SuperTerminatrix 8 months ago
Amazing, realistic model! Thanks for sharing! :)
cheezebs 9 months ago