RARE Titanic Submersible Model SINKS! (AND BREAKS IN HALF!)

Today I'm showing you my extremely RARE Titanic submersible model that sinks AND BREAKS IN HALF!! I will show you how it works and WE WILL SINK IT MULTIPLE TIMES IN SLOW MOTION!

This is a special 20k SUBSCRIBER special video!!! Thank you so much to all my new subscribers and welcome to our Titanic Nerd family!!

This Titanic submersible model is my prized possession and I've had it for many years! Sadly they don't make it anymore so this is an extremely rare model!

1. Intro - 00:00
2. Tour of the model - 01:28
3. Where did I get it? - 03:53
4. SINKING! - 04:52
5. Slow Motion Sinking! - 09:15
6. Final thoughts - 11:19

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[hunterknobelcatholicknight]

They need to keep making these, and at a fair price

[Psitive_vibes_nly]

I think at 10:18 is mostly accurate because you can see the ship listed to port and when the water got up to the bridge, it eases into an evan keel. Then as the ship splits the stern rotates as it plunges. Chefs kiss, that was perfect.

[anidainhalertoo]

This is so nostalgic, I had one do them in 2012 when I was a kid and it was the best thing ever. I was so obsessed with titanic to the point where I took my sisters bratz bus and sank it 💀 I love your videos and channel- keep it going ❤️

[MiigueIl]

9:14 the stern hitting the sink sincronizing with the song....

[West_Coast_Mainline]

Very cool! My mom said it was too expensive when it was only $100, now it’s 10x more expensive.

[BarrelofBurger]

What is even more amazing is that the model begins sinking fast just as it reaches the bridge just like the real tragedy because the water could enter the ship at more angles than just Where the iceberg hit.

[andreasvasiliou]

This is awesome, I’d love one but I certainly cant pay £1000 or £2000 for one. Try doing this in a bath as the bath is deeper and more room for it to move sink and separate

[cmujazzbone]

I still have one of these, and like you said, it is one of my prized Titanic possessions, up with my "Exploring the Titanic" book autographed to me by Robert Ballard, and my ultra-rare 1912 book about the sinking. I used to give presentations to local elementary schools about the Titanic, and always used this model as a perfect way to show how the ship broke apart (or how we thought it did in the early 2000s). Nice to know that more of them still exist out there!

[dzr]

I have one of these and its by far one of my favorite models I own, I took this model to a pool where the deepest part was around 8ft or so and I can remember this actually drawing a decent crowd of people to watch it sink over and over again, ended up being the entertainment for a good hour maybe. I can say it gets more interesting to watch and follow the deeper the water is.

[coolbirdman]

Congrats on all the subs!!! well deserved

[sayalipradhan]

Love you so much!! Thankyouuu for the information and you deserve more subscribers!

[JackieLanceTenor]

OMG I HAD THIS AS A KID. This brought back such a core memory.

[lockheedx]

I wish this toy was still being made. I would love to get my hands on one…

[shauncrosby]

I had one of these when I was kid too! I like how a lot of the sinkings in your video even got the port side list right 😂

[titanic]

Even I think this is interesting even though it’s me sinking also Raf I’m glad you are a fan of me and my sinking

[c.w.simpsonproductions]

I used to have one of these, my mom bought it when we visited the traveling Titanic exhibition in Orlando when I was a little kid. I remember playing with it in the tub and my aunt’s pool. Unfortunately, I have no idea what happened to it. I remember finding one of those long white pieces of the lifeboats in one of my toy boxes in the outside shed while cleaning ages back, so maybe it’s sitting in a box somewhere.

[charleskimball]

I had that as a toddler and I used to fill up my parents' massive sink. Titanic was one of my favorite movies growing up and I used to try to recreate it using Playmobile.

[VinceCloutier]

I miss Zellers SO MUCH!!!! I used to work there thill the end when I was 19 yo. I still have my uniform.

[freddyfazbear]

When I was a kid this was the most desired toy of my life. Couldn't buy it cuz i didn't have enough money. And still expensive I wish could get it some day.

[Modify-]

The slow motion split made the cherry of the cake, incredible video!