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  • The carpet in the dining is the exact same one as the Maria Doria from Tomb Raider 2.

  • I thought this was a popup

  • .this one's nice..i'll wait for ur next video.

  • Personally, I would have given Kate Winslett the Best Actress Award for that movie, plus, of course, the old lady who played the old lady. But the star of that James Cameron movie was, naturally, the Special Effects. Di Caprio was okay in his role, so were the others. But Ms Winslett shone brighter. Even the old lady shone brighter than Leonardo Caprio. Good God, she did!

  • pretty impressive from scratch

  • wow dude you are sick awsome video

  • It wuz impressive for making it from scratch and it looked pretty time consuming so congrats

  • wow! awesome video man!

  • i used my imagination and pretend i was someone who refused to leave

  • I sucks so badly

  • @Finz250 I don't see you making graphics.

  • @Finz250 You do?

  • Even if it wasn't perfect, you did a good job guy. Must have taken a long time to create!

    I better get some thumbs up though! :D

  • This Was Actually Interesting(= Nice Job Dude! his Video Mustve tooken forever to make so VERY AWSOME NICE JOB!! Thumbs Up If You Agree!!

  • Awesome video and excellent work. I personmally thinki it's wierd that in five minutes the dining room went from looking like a normal room to looking like it was the vatacan city. Don't think I'm cussing out this video though.

  • to long =/

  • very good from scratch you should make a full video

  • WTF

  • Boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • and the engine, shaft or proppelor i mentioned can break and become very expensive.

    When you reverse the proppelors, you interrupt the crucial water flow to the rudder, making the ships turn very inefficient

  • At second, no seaman would ever turn a ship and putting it full atsern at the same time. The little extra time you get is wasted multiple times byt the weaker turn, It is not a rentable deal at all. Also it is a extremely big deal for the engines, shafts and proppelors to go to full astern at full ahead. It creates very big vibration and pressure,

  • i know this movie by heart and im young just try and test me :P

  • @ggluv23 What is the name of the relevant ship?

    ( i tryed to figure out a question matching your level of intelligence)

  • Unlike many belives, it was not the damage to the staboard side that claimed the ship, it only added to the rate of flooding. The serious threat was the double bottom damage. Titanics bow actually sailed over the iceberg. but the stern was saved because of the ship turning to the right after turned to the left. a maneuver called port around

  • Yes i know the six compartments got damage, but boiler room 5 was insignificant. The worst damage was in cargo hold 2 and 3 because it was here Titanics bottom hit the ice. Firemans tunnel and spiral staircase flooded imediataly. TItanics keel and bottom was curved upwards at the bow, that is why the iceberg first hit there.

  • The officers and firemen and crew fighting the flooding and operating the pumps knew it was all about holding boiler room 6. They knew if that was lost, the ship would founder. When boiler room 6 was given up and abandoned, and watertight bulkhead E partly collapsed, they knew it was over. Titanic had est. and hour left. The order evacuate and launch the lifeboats was then given. very sad

  • wait.... it wouldve sank when 5 compartments were flooded rite?

  • excactly, five or more compartments would have dragged the ship so much down that the top of the bulkheads came below the waterline. The tops reached only 10 feet above the waterline, to E-deck.

  • The pumps also kept the water at bay in both boiler rooms until 11:50 where Smith made the fatal decision to push the ship forward. The bow ploving through the Atlantic pressed the water more through the damage.This means the pumps could have kept Titanic floating for many hours, perhabs prevent the sinking completely. Other ships could have aided Titanics pumps and Titanic could have been saved. So it was one fatal order that brought Titanic to the bottom.and took the lifes of the victims.

  • Yaaf and i dont even wanna watch my time on you. omg you deni the most simple facts.Read some books and learn instead of watching the love movie.

    you are a shame to the Titanic enthusiast

  • the greatest ship known to mankind, though unknown to you lol

  • waste*

  • read The last log of Titanic

    and you wont have to apologize pretty

  • because Smith got "good news" the first 10 minutes after the accident. No persons was hurt, most passangers asleep, and no damage down to F og G deck. Both Ismay and Smith considered the ship practially unsinkable and Smith gave the order half or slow ahead. Smith did not really want to move the ship but Ismay pushed him. Ismay was his boss and holding of all his pension money and stuff.

  • Smith and Ismay also got the news that the pumps could deal with the water intake.

    Ismay saw good oportunities in the accident and could see the front pages in his mind

    "Titanic steams under own power to halifax after iceberg collision"

    That would be very good press coverage and would have underlined the unsikablilty of the olympic class liners

  • Do you know what common sense is?

    NOT to turn hard a port and reverse engines at the same time.

    No seaman in the world would ever do that to avoid a colission, and Murdock did not do that either.

    Do you really believe in the movies romantic "left turn only" scenario

    hahaha

    it is impossible

    and you also believe that one of the worlds biggest steam engines could stop from full ahead and go in full astern in a minute lol

    Apparently you dont know anything about engineering or seafaring. poor you

  • @ATITANIC1992

    As a matter of fact, engines almost identical to those on the Titanic were used to power rolling mills, these would reverse in seconds as they needed to be able to pull the hot steel plate back through the rolling mill very quickly. If you don't believe me, I suggest you read up on the River Don engine, it could go from full speed, stop, reverse and up to full speed again in a matter of seconds. The process was featured on Fred Dibnah if you wish to see it :) Not so impossible.

  • look at all of the stuff going up!

  • how do they know all this water happening ps warning it may be fake! and yes it did take ten mins to the boat to sink

  • very well done mate

  • milner62 i said it was called the unsinkable because it was called the unsinkable. you are right it was "practically unsinkable" but the press said unsinkable so everyone called it that.

  • danvidio you are wrong the titanic was called the "unsinkable" because so many rooms could be flooded and sealed off so it wouldn't sink but the water filled up more then it could to stay alfloat.

  • actually you are wrong Titanic was never offically called unsinkable. Every article put out about the Titanic from offical sources stated the water tight bulkheads makes Titanic "Pratically unsinkable" The news papers just dropped the pratically part and just ran with unsinkable. In all honestly Edward Wilding stated that Titanic could sink from just 12 sq ft of damage when everyone thought she had a 300 foot gash tore in her sides. he turned out to be right.

  • dan is possibly right. i saw it on tv also they were talking about how the boiler room exploded. they think this is what made the holes bigger. the boilers probaly did explode as you notice other ships propellers are still on when they sink. although the titanics was not. i am not lieing it is to be true. recently, as in a month ago. they are started to have new theories about the titanic.

  • Titanic`s screws are still attached but even IF Titanic`s boilers exploded they wouldnt have done anything to the engines or the screws. Only thing connecting the boilers to the engines are high pressure steam pipes nothing else. Like wise the boilers didnt explode. Stoker Fred Barret survived and he was in BR # 6 during the collision and urged others through the closing bulkhead door to BR #5 where he stayed operating the pumps till the coal bunker door collasped. No boilers exploded.

  • well thats what i heard on tv...... but yea who can trust tv anymore lol

  • i think this grand. i enjoyed it very much!

  • the reason why it sunk is because the boilers the ice happened to hit exploded making the hole 10 times bigger.

  • it did?

  • is this true or false?

  • that is very good! this video shows the actual sinking speed nd flooding speed of the inside half way during the sinking!

    awsome!

  • Good job! that is probably around the rate that the actual room sank.

  • No one held the barrel of a gun to your head to make you watch this, you know.

  • wow! its like someone just stood there and kept taking pictures

    really good!

  • did he died?

  • I agree with you. I think that the video is not supposed to be action and cool because the Titanic was a sad moment for the passengers and crew.

  • What is that game??

    Please tell me ! ;)

  • what program did u use to make this??????

  • I wouldnt worry about the tables and chairs not moving. The tables were anchored to the floor and the chairs snapped into pegs in the floor so nothing would move in heavy seas. Same with the bed and stateroom furniture.

  • it took exactly 5 minutes t\for a dinjing room to sink? nice vid

  • i think that's actuall pretty accurate tho.. but wat do i no? im only 13.

  • actually it probably would have flooded that slowly, i mean shit it's a huge room and they say it took like almost three hours for the ship to sink completely.

  • yeah and it might have taken longer for some of the inner rooms to completely flooded.

  • @xXOverkill it was one foot a sec to

  • @xXOverkill it took 2 hours for the ship to sink,to be precise.

  • @ShipWreckAndHaloFan to be even 'more precise' it took 2 hours and 40 minutes ;)

  • very good video and interesting concept.

  • probly was like this : wake me up when the water gets over here

  • what if the titanic didn't sink?

  • we would have never heard about it and it would have been scrapped like the olympic

  • Some people think that if the titanic would have hit the iceberg straight on then it would have stayed afloat long enough for help to arrive.

  • Yes, because sometime before the titanic sank there was a ship ( i think it was called the arizona) that hit an iceberg and stayed afloat long enough to go in reverse back into a harbor

  • Thats because the bow of the titanic was reinforced, and was made to withstand something like that.

  • Titanic`s bow was never reinforced to withstand a collision with an ice berg. She was a passengership not an icebreaker.

  • The only reason for that is because had the Titanic hit the Berg head on, only two watertight compartments would have been flooded, the Titanic could stay afloat with up to 4, perhaps 5 compartments completely flooded, any more and the weight would drag the ship down causing water level to rise to higher decks where there were no watertight compartments, the water flooded these areas then flooded the remaining watertight compartments from above in the sinking.

  • il make it clear for you

    she couldnt take 5 compartments. thats what did her in the end

    what she was capable of was:

    1.the front 2 compartments flooding

    2.or, any 4 others; including the first 2

  • Im well aware of that......I said she could stay afloat with UP TO 4 compartments flooded PERHAPS 5, and the berg actuall punctured 6 compartments :)

  • Only 5 watertight compartments got damaged, not 6 as some of you state.

  • @ATITANIC1992 the real problem is the rudder was to small to turn such a huge ship rip

  • Actually Titanic could take two compartments side by side anywheres or the first 4 at either end of the ship. Titanic took 6 damaged in the bow.

  • your questioning me?

    no offense, but i know my stuff

    trust me

  • Well I hate to tell you this but you dont know your stuff. Titanic was designed to float with the first 4 compartments in the bow or the last 4 compartments in the stern.  Or two compartments adjoined side by side anywheres else. This is fairly easy information to find.

  • Now I didnt want to say this and risk having someone bitching about me bragging but since I have been researching the Titanic since 1994, I have numerous books and numerous sources including orignal Harland & Wolff that says youre wrong on that.

  • (sigh).....

    yeah, ok your right (Y)

  • Thats a true fact, i watched a study last night on national geographic and it said the Titanic was powerfull enough the break the shit out of the iceberg with a head on collision.

  • AW for all the people who got killed on that boat bless your souls and rest peacefully

  • im standing there *looks at watch impatiently* "bloomin hek whens this boat gonna sink" im not being offensive or disrespectful to the people that died that night i was just saying by the way coool video

  • I think the slow-motion makes it scarier. You slowly see what you would've if you were in that room. It actually freaked me out.

  • its slow but very very good

    send me an message on a guild to make on please

  • hi . .

  • sweet =]

  • this is for all of the harsh comments LETS SEE YOU ALL DO BETTER! Anyway nice video

  • this is probably the actual time it would have taken to flood

  • It's too long and slowly!!!

  • Well don't be such an igorant kid and wait.

  • yah what BobbyDobby

  • That makes no sense dude...

  • i meant to say yah what BobbyDobby said but i forgot said srry...

  • well if it's boring and to long then don't watch it simple. Atleast he's tried to show how the dining room sinks

  • it is sokesh takes to long

  • for those who watched all the video congrats

  • euhh photos are extremlee long BoRiNg

  • ehm is this a video or a screenshot ?

  • Not trying to be rude just informative but in all honesty the portside D-Deck gangway door was left open thats a large 12 sq foot opening water would be coming in so the Dinning Saloon on D-Deck just aft of the D-Deck Reception room which is flooding as the D-Deck gangway door goes under water would be moderatly fast cause water would be pouring down the grand staircase from D-Deck to E-Deck.

  • i think that was a bit boring :S it just took a long time to flood thats all

  • >>>have been flooded in 10 seconds

  • the water would stream alot faster then that

    like 10-20ft a second a second so too your 100ft in length thing that is nothing at all would

  • i love the titanic

  • did you yse sims 2

  • BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • AWESOME!!

  • ok....aaand.......who are u again???

  • shoot me D: im so bored.... bored out my fuken skull...... arrrrgg SINK ALREADY

  • wat the fuk its so boring i cant even be botherd to watch it sink :S

  • i don't know whats worse,being crushed by tons and tons of steel,or drowning

  • drowing i think cause it hurts to hold your breath and and then breath it in if u were crush by tons of steel u would die almost instancly

  • ill never get those 5 minutes of my life back wasted watching this

  • Who cares.. You guys are so boring with these same comments over and over again. If your life is so precious then dont lose time on writing stupid comments

  • pero que perdida de tiempo jilipollas de mierda

  • cool

  • A little time wasting, but nonetheless a very godd interpretation.

    I really hope to see the 2 and some hour video.

    It'll be much better to see the full thing, to realize the true horror of the monstrous sinking ship.

    :)

  • really good

  • great job.............

  • good but a little boring...

  • very well done i love it

  • cool but long lol

  • cool

  • You did a great job! People do put harsh comments but I think it was awesome to watch

  • very well animaed

  • you know what, i thought it was really well done. it may have been slow, but it made up for it in detail and precision. good job, and i hope you'll make more like it!!!

  • thank you for posting this ^-^

    really nice =]

  • I think it is great and you should congratulate CorvatChauveSouris who have made it.

  • I think it shows us all something when the people who are trashing this video can't even spell. I agree with the comment "this wasn't intended for the average viewer"

  • now everyone please stop making harsh comments...

  • its slow but its still cool to see the dinning room flood i have wanted to see how it flooded for a long time

  • people, why must you be so harsh? As somebody else said, make a better one yourself and stop tearing apart somebody else's work.

  • Yeah i aggree with beesyboo! Why?

  • ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ......

  • dont!!!

  • everything floated away besides the tables

  • yeah...why is that?

  • I was trying to decide between watching this or watching paint dry. I really should have went with the paint.

  • HEY DONT SAY THAT!!!!1 its really rude!!!!

  • dont

  • u suck and i rad wat u put

  • DONT I DARE U TO DO IT AGAIN!!!

  • if you wonder how the graphics made it made with floorpan 3d i got it!

  • my last comment was for that satans angel guy

  • ur stupid just because it was like that in "da" movie doesnt mean it was like that in real life also jack and rose from "da" movie didnt exist

  • ok sure its just a movie, but u think it just came in taking 4 mins, it filled in like seconds. and the furniture was not bolted on either...

  • the dining room did not sink in seconds because the titanic was at an angle and the water didn't climb up the dining room.

  • DrinkOmally u are completely correct

  • "ok sure its just a movie, but u think it just came in taking 4 mins, it filled in like seconds. and the furniture was not bolted on either..."

    Large ships don't sink in seconds. They take hours.