Model Titanic Sinks & Splits

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Published 2012-02-20
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking, here is the latest revision of the five-year-old "Model Titanic Sinks" series.

Two Academy-Minicraft 30" 1:350 scale Titanic models, specially modified by the RapidNadion W&M Shipyards to sink as the real Titanic did, were used in the creation of this video.

Shot with a Casio Exilim FC-150 and a GoPro Hero HD.

For much more information on these models, check out our Channel Page. They are heavily featured there, and at our website: www.RapidNadion.com/

All of this content is original, with the exception of three musical tracks, all by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com:

"Quinns Song - The Dance Begins"
Kevin MacLeod
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"Gnarled Situation"
Kevin MacLeod
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"Supernatural"
Kevin MacLeod
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All Comments (21)
  • @killjoy4539
    1:53 That shot makes the ship look gigantic. Beautiful shot. Love the video.
  • @KiwiKiwf
    NOSTALGIA FEELS. I always watch this nonstop since I was like 7, especially the break scene the sound effect of the break is amazing!
  • @pickle3710
    legend says, there is still a titanic replica at the bottom of that lake.
  • @solitude9045
    You know, I watched this when it first came out so around 8 years ago. I came back this time and I see the emotions that they had tried to display in creating it. A beautiful ship from the very beginning, unfortunately it had a sad ending. I think there was around 1,500 people who lost their lives. I hope they all had some type of consolation when it all came to an end.
  • @misadventurousguy3859
    I used to watch this video and some of your other Titanic models sinking videos back when I was a kid, now I have returned to this place !
  • @erinandcory7812
    0:19 lifeboat 7, 5, 3, and emergency cutter one leave the ship 0:22 lifeboat 8 and 6 also leave 0:26 lifeboat 14 and 9 leave 0:41 lifeboat 12, 11, 13, 15, 16 all leave the ship 0:44 lifeboat 4 which had been lowered to the A deck promenade deck leaves along with emergency cutter 2 0:45 collapsible C and D leave the ship 0:46 collapsible A is pushed off the officer quarters 0:47 collapsible B is thrown off the roof of the officer quarters 0:48
  • @croz40
    Very well done! My mother is 93 and actually had a friend when she was young who was a survivor of the Titanic. Lost her husband on it. Nice commemoration, and worth all your hard work. Tragic event, but nice tribute.
  • @MeecosMeh
    imagine someone doing some diving and seeing a model sunken titanic lol
  • @isak-goksoyr
    When i was a kid i loved watching this video and i found this video years later
  • @Def_7470
    The Real Ship: 2 hours And 40 Minutes This: 2 minutes and 40 seconds
  • @punchdrunkatheist
    This was one of the coolest replica scenarios I believe I've ever seen.
  • @Thegamer15231
    Gentlemen, it was a privilege playing with you tonight.
  • @DustinGabel
    Historically accurate the way the ship broke apart, first funnel being sheered off on impact, the rest on the way down to the ocean floor. It's definately unsettling when you think about the horror there must have been while this was all going on but a well-done recreation, great job!