Titanic model sinks and splits in bathtub. Revell 1:600

SINKING Titanic model I built using a revell model kit!

[brandongaming]

The fact that you didnt force it and that titanic model is able to break in half really deserves a 10/10 and a like

[Sunburn]

Probably one of the more realistic sinking models I've seen.

[spiralfirst]

If you look carefully at the background you can spot clues that it's not actual footage of the real boat, but a model. Probably smaller than Titanic. But still a tragedy and appalling waste. Beautiful.

[MustertheBrohirrim]

This model is incredible. Seeing the break here makes me imagine just how massively violent the break would have been at full scale. A living nightmare unfolding.

[Pigeonpadle---no]

WOW 10/10 THAT WAS THE MOST SMOOTH MODEL SHIP SINKING IVE EVER Great job!!!

[Zickcermacity]

Probably one of the most realistic Titanic sinking recreations I've seen lately!

[codycallaway]

I like how it doesn't instantly sink when the water reaches the bow

[elbarcos]

IT WAS GREAT. The more it sinks, the faster it sinks. The little limping. The Split, the angle of the stern. Simple and accurate, this is a pleasant surprise after many years without watching Titanic models sinking!

[voodoohamster]

Thank you for that fine forensic analysis, Mr Bowden, but the experience of it was somewhat different.

[Shoidaigoji]

I love it when the stern bobs above the water and doesn't sink instantly. This vid deserves more likes. 10/10 VIDEO

[BlueTopazCat]

Actually accurate to how the real thing split

[antiblack]

Poor titanic 😢😢, 10/10, nice realistic model, Mr Browden ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[Ambitious_Scripter]

I love how realistic the model is, that itself with the sinking mechanism is a pure 10/10 unlike other submersible models.

[ROBERTANDERSON-ff]

A decent ice cube in the bath would've been a nice wee touch!

[JanTheAnimatorActual]

The fact that the ship turns to an even keel when the bridge floods makes this even more believeable.

[paddywrinkles]

This is absolutely JAW-DROPPING! It’s so realistic that you found out a way to make it actually SPLIT in half. Just like the Titanic did irl. It sank not to slow and not to fast, just like a sinking ship WOULD do! I still cannot find any explanation on how you did this. The only realistically way on how you could’ve done this
Is like… YOU’RE ALBERT EINSTINE????!!

[davidpiratetew]

This was the most accurate reenactment video ever done, tops any video, movie, computer or A.I. ever made

[larrybremer]

In my mind I had always thought the stern pointing vertically was only possible if the keel had remained connected after the split so the bow would pull the stern up that way, but this video shows it was entirely possible to have that outcome with a clean break. nicely done.

[warpedspeed]

Started off mildly amusing, ended somehow shocking and impressive!

[bennypagesaunders]

Its amazing how the fact the air temperature was so cold and the sea was like a millpond creates these optical illusions in the night sky. The background looks like an average suburban iron enamelled bathtub with porcelain backsplash tiles.