What's inside the Titanic?

Let's take a tour through the Titanic in 3D!

Thanks to these video reviewers for their help with the video!
Michael Brady, Ocean Liner Designs - @OceanlinerDesigns

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⌚Timestamps:
00:00-Intro
01:10-Story of Titanic
03:12-Outside of Ship
05:20-Deck Overview
07:17-Boat Deck
09:55-A Deck
10:47-B Deck
12:09-C Deck
13:25-D Deck
14:24-E Deck
15:19-F Deck
15:57-G Deck
16:42-Orlop Deck
17:15-Tank Top
17:39-Boilers
19:04-Engines
20:40-Electric Generators
21:04-Watertight Bulkheads

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📘Book Sources:
Inside The Titanic (A Giant Cutaway Book) by Ken Marschall and Hugh Brewster

RMS Titanic Manual (Owners' Workshop Manual) by David Hutchings and Richard de Kerbrech

Titanic: An Illustrated History by Donald Lynch, Ken Marschall

Eyewitness Titanic by Simon Adams

A Night To Remember by Walter Lord

🟠This animation was made with Blender 3.3 (Cycles Render)

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Exploring The Unknown by Adam Saban
Forgotten Road by Moments

I purchased a 3D model of the titanic and then I had to model the inside (it took forever!)

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📼Video Summary:
This video explores the most famous shipwreck in 3D. We'll go through the ship deck by deck, starting with the Boat Deck and then going all the way to the Orlop Deck and Tank Top. Some of the most famous rooms include the ships Bridge, Gymnasium, Smoke Rooms, Dining Saloons, Crew Alleyway, Swimming Pool, Turkish Bath, Squash Racquet Court, and the Post Office. The bottom deck (Tank Top) houses the ship's machinery. This includes the Boilers, Reciprocating Engines, Turbine Engines, and the Electric Motors.

#b3d #Titanic #howitworks

[JaredOwen]

Please share your feedback down below👇 - I want to hear what you think about this video! It took me almost 3 months to make...I think I'm going to go take a nap now.🛌😴

[Pengun]

As a massive Titanic nerd, I was expecting it to be good. It’s fantastic, the best description of the ship and her layout I’ve ever seen, you should be exceptionally proud of yourself Jared!!!!

[whodatnl]

The firemen and the rest of the crew in the bottom deck were the unsung heroes of this ship. They had to do all of the back breaking work and even kept the ships power going whilst the ship was sinking. Let their lives never be forgotten

[thInches]

this might be the most comprehensive yet detailed description of the ship that exists

[onursirri]

How meticulously you explain everything without boring people. Such a great video. Thank you!

[mattrittman]

Dude Jared, that was amazing! Explained in such a way that’s always easy to follow. Loved every bit of it. Excellent work as always 😃

[emmahiegel]

This really put into perspective how massive the titanic was. What a tragedy all those lives were lost along with an iconic piece of history and frankly, art

[HeavyMetalHeathen]

I did a book report on the Titanic in school (5th grade) 1997, loved the history of Her, always wondered what she looked like 3-D, just watched this and im thrilled! showing my father now, he enjoys it too, thank you VERY MUCH for this educational animation! GREAT WORK!

[markus]

As a self-proclaimed Titanic specialist since my childhood, greatest respect to you.
The animations are stunning and the comments from you very appropriate.
At the end I would have expected a more detailed technical analysis of why the liner sank with six damaged compartments but for the majority of Titanic fans, the technical aspects are of secondary importance.
I am thrilled and will watch the video more often.


Best regards from Bavaria.

[masamune]

That “carnival rides for the kids” joke got me for JUST a second, as silly as that sounds 😂😅. It’s only due to how absolutely incredible this entire video was!

[rinnarosendalova]

Děkuji. Tak detailně to ještě nikdo nedokázal. Perfektní.

[angelayes]

Bu mükemmel sanat eserinin batmasına şimdi çok daha üzüldüm ne kadar da güzel tasarlanmış en ince ayrıntısına kadar anlatımınız için teşekkürler

[scottgamble]

Hey Jared. I'm a 3D artist, and what you create and present is ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! Concise, informed, and perfect. I'm blown away by the undertaking and your delivery. Thank you!

[MacLamar]

This is the most amazing video I have ever seen about the Titanic. Your animations and narration are first class "pun intended". Fantastic job Jared. Cannot imagine the time, research, and skill required to produce this video, thank you so much. This truly is a work of art sir. I shipped out for 3 years working in the engine room so I particularly enjoyed the engine room information and animation.

[johngreene]

An absolute mesmerising engineering marvel, and the fact that was built in my home county of Down is awe inspiring.

[toolkit]

Big thanks to you Jared, animations takes a lot time to model, texture, animate and render.

HATS OFF

[RivhardDavenport]

My grandmother was born in Germany in 1911, in East Prussia, She used to talk a lot about the Titanic and send me pictures of the Titanic she saw in newspapers, when i was a kid. it was the disaster of the Century. THE tTITANIC REMINDED HER OF HER CHILDHOOD TIME. I I STILL HAVE THOSE ARTICLS SHE SENT ME IN THE

[zaheersarang]

This is one of the best Titanic videos I've seen. One that speaks about the ship itself and not just about the sinking of it. Really amazing and insightful to see this

[adenshibuya]

I was actually sad when this video ended. It was exactly what I was looking for. Awesome animation!

[Andromeda]

Jared, That was an excellent presentation you did of the layout of the Titanic. I can well imagine the time and effort you put into it. It was the first time that I have seen the ship broken down deck by deck. As you said, the design and layout was done on drawings boards at Harland & Wolffs’s massive drawing office in Belfast in 1909 without the benefit of computers and 3D animation! The Titanic was without doubt a fantastic feat of engineering. Such a shame all that expertise was lost on her maiden voyage.