Hi everybody!!! The views and comments on this video have picked up significantly so I wanted to just remind everyone that I am not trying to recreate or match history, each sinking model sinks at complete random and each plunge is different based on the conditions experienced at that time... my intent was only to provide entertainment in watching how the ships react to the conditions of the pool... so each sink will be different and may not reflect how each ship sunk historically, and in the case of Mauretania not at all. So feel free to use your imagination... sometimes the ships do perform accurately and sometimes completely fictional and random and that is ok as that was always my intent :-) I hope you all enjoy this film!!! And I hope this inspires you to try building your own models :-) I will be making a new movie like this one during summer 2021 so stay tuned!!! Thank you all for taking the time to watch :-) and I hope you will like and subscribe as it helps me grow this channel greatly 👍. Thank you!!! :-)
@ ignited developers - I did not see a link to respond to your comment so I am writing it here. Thank you for liking the sinkings in the video!!! - the Mauretania model was purchased at a hobby shop a few years ago - it is made by AIRFIX and is 1/600 scale :-)
Yes I built them all out of normal model kits, just converted them to float and sink, except for the Titanic submersible model - that I bought at a store a very, very, very long time ago…
The hulls are sealed watertight with glue, weights are put inside for balance and then I put a small hole in it, depending on where you put the hole and how big of a hole will determine how it sinks
Yes mine is a repaint of a Titanic, I only tried to resemble Britannic when I made it, if I ever do a significant overhaul this model I may try to add them if I can craft them to look right! Maybe someday :-) But yes she would have been a pretty special liner if she had the chance, it’s a shame she never had her chance!
Hi sorry for the bother but do you know a good online model ship store since all they sell on Amazon is either the Titanic (which I already built) or ships that are extremely out of my price range, please and thank you! (Also nice video)
Thank you :-) most of my ships Were purchased at hobby shops in person but I think this site is the best online site for plastic kits of any kind due to variety of kits, scale and prices: hobbylinc.com
I would actually really like to do that!!! I have a video in mind that I would like to make but I just need the right model kit... once the Covid mess calms down and I can travel further and visit a proper hobby shop, maybe I will find what I am looking for - so yes when I can find the right kit I do hope to make one. For now, I do have new sinking model movies in mind with my existing models, for this summer, and I will also have the RMS Queen Mary a newly completed model (fictionally sinking) in a new video as well! Thanks for watching:-)
My son as seen your vid and now wants the ships. He as a thing for the Titanic and the other two sister ships...Kids.... I have try to find the ships, but no luck...
Finding plastic model kits of ocean liners is not easy these days - especially affordable ones...I think with Covid people bought kits to build while they were home, plus the stock was not that plentiful to begin with, if you focus your search on Titanic you should be able to start there - local hobby shops or craft stores, such as hobby lobby or Michaels if you live in the USA will at least have Titanic, you can also try eBay and mercari online
Thanks for the compliment - Revell made the Titanic model I used to make the Britannic, Airfix made the Mauretania and Queen Elizabeth models, the Titanic submersible model originally came with a book but the manufacturer name escapes me (these are out of print and outrageously priced now anyway). I also have built a few warships by Lindberg and Revell (not shown on this video) None of the models are hard to make, but to make them float and sink, that is not part of the kits, you would need to seal and balance them on your own - it’s not difficult :-)
@@ourdogzippy I have made some model tanks and planes some 20 years ago. Then I turned my attention to LEGO. I guess I might be able to do something. By the way, could be a good reason for a recreational video... You making it, of course...
I actually was fortunate to buy it at a store 20 years ago... I saw it and just thought it was cool so I bought it - It was long before youtube was a thing and long before the submersible model became so popular - I was very lucky :-) if you are looking for one the only place I know that has them right now is ebay or Mercari and people ask $$$ to $$$$ for them depending on the condition and how complete they are...
Hello! I actually made the Britannic out of an old Titanic model :-) so I did not buy a Britannic ship I had to make it :-). I did see some people are starting to sell 3D printed Britannic models on eBay!
Other than the Titanic model - I built them all... just find a model kit, build the hull first, then balance it out with something heavy and secure it down with a good glue, then you need a hole (under the waterline) to let water in (you can also add a valve but you do not have to) and possibly bulkheads based on how you want to control the flooding- so on the weight and where you put the hole with the work done inside the hull controls the sink- it is much more simple to do than I describe :-). Good luck!
The britannic barely listed before going vertical by the way it never did go vertical it hit the ocean floor at the time then listed back tilting then going under
That would make an amazing model to recreate that, plus if I was trying to make this historically accurate, I would also do this in a shallow pool to have her hit the bottom before she sinks completely maybe even try to have the bow split when she impacts with the sea floor (I could actually rig that but that’s a lot of work for a one use model) then come to rest on her side... but that was never my intent, this was only meant to resemble the sinking not recreate it exactly as it is just a simple plastic model. My goal was never to make the sinking historically accurate, only resemble it, I did indicate that in the video description. Thanks for watching - I appreciate your feedback :-)
Yes that’s what I did too I just did not add the bulkheads. This is a Revell Titanic painted to resemble Britannic.. I never actually intended for it to sink, I actually made this to float forever lol, but so many viewers asked for it to sink in the original video’s comments - so I actually modified it into a sinking model but I did not add the bulkheads as I would of had to take to much of the model apart. If I ever built another one I would likely add bulkheads to make it sink more and control the plunge a little more. But for this model, it’s simply always gonna be completely random plunges, sometimes it resembles the historical sinking in a few ways sometimes it doesn’t- completely random - makes it kind of fun - you never know what your gonna get!
It’s not historically accurate in how they sink in the film, I just open valves and let gravity and physics do the rest - each sinking can be completely random :-) thanks for watching!
Hello, the models were all purchased from good old fashioned hobby shops - nothing was purchased online in this video. The Titanic was from a PBS store (these stores are out of business) and the Britannic is a Titanic model, painted to resemble Britannic ... to my knowledge there aren’t any Britannic kits on the market right now that you can build but there are some vendors selling 3D printed versions of her already assembled... If you have a hobby shop near where you live they should have at least a Titanic model, there are also a few good ship model websites online - a Google search can start you in the right direction search for “plastic model ship kits” this should get you started... I hope this helps :-)
If you want the one I use the only place to find it is eBay... do a search for “Titanic Submersible Model” they turn up from time to time but are very expensive these days... otherwise you have to make it from a model kit and convert it to float and sink.
It’s actually an old Revell Titanic model that I painted to resemble Britannic... so far as I know there isn’t a Britannic model kit out there so you have to make them... Some people make them really match down to the gantry davits - mine is only made to resemble, it was a lot of fun to make!
I would recommend getting a medium size/scale model where you can balance and float the hull easily. Work on perfecting that first and then work on your method of sinking, using tests to try it out. Then complete the model. It will get more complicated if you want it to split - I think there are some videos on TH-cam that can point you in the right direction for that... I have not done one like that yet :-) good luck with your project!!!
Thanks for the compliments. The Titanic submersible model can typically only be found on ebay in 2021 (very expensive) I was lucky to buy mine 20 +years ago when it was priced for retail. Every other ship in the video - I made. All are plastic model kits from hobby shops or online, and made to be the exact ship from that model kit except for Britannic - that one is actually a Titanic model that I made to resemble Britannic... all are just tweaked to be watertight, balanced, float and then sink :-) If built properly, they can survive a good amount of use in the pool :-)
@@ourdogzippy Thank you very much friend, what a pity that I can not get them, but thank you very much for the information, maybe I will buy even the titanic;)
I try to reply to everyone that takes time to write to me - it’s hard sometimes because you can get a lot of comments - sometimes they can get buried but I always try - thanks for taking time to write and watch my videos :-)
I made them all except for the Titanic - that one is a vintage submersible model and can only be found on eBay these days... all the other ships were just model kits that you can find online or at a hobby shop - you just have to balance them to float and rig them to sink :-)
hi - I actually made all of them sink and float, they are just regular plastic model kits that I built - but anyone can make them, it just takes some experimentation and practice :-) - except for the Titanic - that is a toy that was designed to split in half and sink - there are some people skilled enough to make that too here on TH-cam! Sadly - I am not one of them yet LOL - I was just fortunate to find that at a store over 20 years ago.
The Titanic was purchased at an educational store (PBS store) 20 years ago - all other ships are just basic plastic ship model kits you can find online or at a hobby shop - I just modified them to float and sink :-)
That’s right - for the video it’s a fictional sinking as the actual Mauretania was scrapped in Scotland after a distinguished career back in 1935, I could have scrapped the model kit in the video but that would have been boring right? So I gave her a more interesting ending. Thanks for thinking the video is cool and for watching the video I appreciate it :-)
Hi everybody!!! The views and comments on this video have picked up significantly so I wanted to just remind everyone that I am not trying to recreate or match history, each sinking model sinks at complete random and each plunge is different based on the conditions experienced at that time... my intent was only to provide entertainment in watching how the ships react to the conditions of the pool... so each sink will be different and may not reflect how each ship sunk historically, and in the case of Mauretania not at all. So feel free to use your imagination... sometimes the ships do perform accurately and sometimes completely fictional and random and that is ok as that was always my intent :-) I hope you all enjoy this film!!! And I hope this inspires you to try building your own models :-) I will be making a new movie like this one during summer 2021 so stay tuned!!! Thank you all for taking the time to watch :-) and I hope you will like and subscribe as it helps me grow this channel greatly 👍. Thank you!!! :-)
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Where did you get the models from?
I made them all out of basic model kits, except for Titanic - that one was ready made (got it at a PBS store over 20 years ago) :-)
Hi everybody - a lot of people wanted to see me sink my Britannic model - so here it is along with some other models. Thanks for watching!!!
Hunter Kowal thank you for Watching!
Our Dog Zippy
I LOvE YOUr VIDEOS the dog logo iS SO CUTE
Thank you!
Our dob ziffy
Omg I love this video thank you so much!!❤️❤️❤️
Cool model’s I liked the H.M.H.S Brittanic
It’s actually a Titanic model that I painted to look like Britannic :-)
@@ourdogzippy oh nice I’m actually getting on Christmas the Titanic 1:1000 scale model and I’m doing a review on my channel
How’d you made it sink like brittanic?
I’m curious on knowing
So this is the vid I saw all this year's. I LOVE IT!
Thanks :-)
@ ignited developers - I did not see a link to respond to your comment so I am writing it here. Thank you for liking the sinkings in the video!!! - the Mauretania model was purchased at a hobby shop a few years ago - it is made by AIRFIX and is 1/600 scale :-)
I love titanic thank you for this ideo
I like your models
Thank You!
This is insane!
Thank you all for tuning in and watching the premiere. Have a great night!
😝😝 wow amazing! i luv titanic
i love this so MUCH!
Ita a beautiful vídeo 😘
I LOVE ALL YOURS VIDS
Thank you- I will be making more sinking videos this summer! I can’t wait :-)
they sink so fast!
Beautiful models! ✨
It sad watching these ships sink you know what :Uno reverse card: YOU SINK
nice models!
Is there a Lusitania model yet?
Not yet but I do hope to eventually build and sink a Lusitania model :-)
Oh k
Some guy: Titanic was awesome when it sunk!
Britannic, Lusitainia: *Hold my drink*
Titanic is better
But it's rare when a ship sunk in half
Lol Britannic and Lusitania might be drunk
The guy: no thanks *guy throws drink*
@@zeff8820 well it’s because the bow was reeeeeeally filled with water
Cool models
Thank you :-)
This is epic
Cool and pretty
I love how he uses the titanic submersible model
Ya i see what u did.😂
So it splits
Hola lindo tu video llo soy de ganado y tu
Nice boats I like tham
did you built those? if u bought that then where did you get that?
Yes I built them all out of normal model kits, just converted them to float and sink, except for the Titanic submersible model - that I bought at a store a very, very, very long time ago…
How’d you get the H.M.H.S Brittanic
He painted titanic
This is cool
where u get that
I made all of them from model kits except the Titanic - that one I got at a store over 20 years ago!
@@ourdogzippy ty
My favorite is Titanic
How did you make the models sink?
The hulls are sealed watertight with glue, weights are put inside for balance and then I put a small hole in it, depending on where you put the hole and how big of a hole will determine how it sinks
That's a lotta ships!
Is the water to ruff for today?
Superb man
I wish i could have a ship model like you
Lavon Baptiste lucky you
how did you get them to sink? apart from the titanic model though, I've seen that one before.
Just small holes in the right places with some bulkheads control the flow of water.
its very cleverly done!@@ourdogzippy
Awesome!
Thanks for watching!
Britannic had 5 Gantry Davits, and was planned to have 8, she would have been so unique as a passenger liner.
Yes mine is a repaint of a Titanic, I only tried to resemble Britannic when I made it, if I ever do a significant overhaul this model I may try to add them if I can craft them to look right! Maybe someday :-) But yes she would have been a pretty special liner if she had the chance, it’s a shame she never had her chance!
she WAS a paggenser liner, but got converted into a hospital ship
@Canal do pedro i know. She DIDN'T go into service AS ONE.
Hi sorry for the bother but do you know a good online model ship store since all they sell on Amazon is either the Titanic (which I already built) or ships that are extremely out of my price range, please and thank you! (Also nice video)
Thank you :-) most of my ships Were purchased at hobby shops in person but I think this site is the best online site for plastic kits of any kind due to variety of kits, scale and prices: hobbylinc.com
@@ourdogzippy thank you!
in loving memory of the titanics sisters and her self
That is so cool dude!
Why dose the Britannic not have gantry’s?
It’s an old video before I added them see sinking models on parade 2022 - the Gantries are added on that video
can u do lusitaina that sank off the coast of ireland
I would actually really like to do that!!! I have a video in mind that I would like to make but I just need the right model kit... once the Covid mess calms down and I can travel further and visit a proper hobby shop, maybe I will find what I am looking for - so yes when I can find the right kit I do hope to make one. For now, I do have new sinking model movies in mind with my existing models, for this summer, and I will also have the RMS Queen Mary a newly completed model (fictionally sinking) in a new video as well! Thanks for watching:-)
My son as seen your vid and now wants the ships. He as a thing for the Titanic and the other two sister ships...Kids.... I have try to find the ships, but no luck...
Finding plastic model kits of ocean liners is not easy these days - especially affordable ones...I think with Covid people bought kits to build while they were home, plus the stock was not that plentiful to begin with, if you focus your search on Titanic you should be able to start there - local hobby shops or craft stores, such as hobby lobby or Michaels if you live in the USA will at least have Titanic, you can also try eBay and mercari online
@@ourdogzippy Final question. Do you at least know the manufacters of this models? Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thanks for the compliment - Revell made the Titanic model I used to make the Britannic, Airfix made the Mauretania and Queen Elizabeth models, the Titanic submersible model originally came with a book but the manufacturer name escapes me (these are out of print and outrageously priced now anyway). I also have built a few warships by Lindberg and Revell (not shown on this video) None of the models are hard to make, but to make them float and sink, that is not part of the kits, you would need to seal and balance them on your own - it’s not difficult :-)
@@ourdogzippy I have made some model tanks and planes some 20 years ago. Then I turned my attention to LEGO. I guess I might be able to do something. By the way, could be a good reason for a recreational video... You making it, of course...
Cool - you have some good hobbies!!! I have done a few tanks and planes too and some lego also :-) what would the world be without Lego! :-)
This vid great
How did you get the submersible model of the titanic ?
I actually was fortunate to buy it at a store 20 years ago... I saw it and just thought it was cool so I bought it - It was long before youtube was a thing and long before the submersible model became so popular - I was very lucky :-) if you are looking for one the only place I know that has them right now is ebay or Mercari and people ask $$$ to $$$$ for them depending on the condition and how complete they are...
Where did you get the Britannic ship
Hello! I actually made the Britannic out of an old Titanic model :-) so I did not buy a Britannic ship I had to make it :-). I did see some people are starting to sell 3D printed Britannic models on eBay!
For a min i thought you thought all ships were Steam Ships (a.k.a S.S.)
where do you get those i have always wanted a sinking ship model before if its a buy-able one that needs to be modified tell me what needs to be done.
Other than the Titanic model - I built them all... just find a model kit, build the hull first, then balance it out with something heavy and secure it down with a good glue, then you need a hole (under the waterline) to let water in (you can also add a valve but you do not have to) and possibly bulkheads based on how you want to control the flooding- so on the weight and where you put the hole with the work done inside the hull controls the sink- it is much more simple to do than I describe :-). Good luck!
@@ourdogzippy which model did you use? for the scale
Your so nice your so neat
The britannic barely listed before going vertical by the way it never did go vertical it hit the ocean floor at the time then listed back tilting then going under
That would make an amazing model to recreate that, plus if I was trying to make this historically accurate, I would also do this in a shallow pool to have her hit the bottom before she sinks completely maybe even try to have the bow split when she impacts with the sea floor (I could actually rig that but that’s a lot of work for a one use model) then come to rest on her side... but that was never my intent, this was only meant to resemble the sinking not recreate it exactly as it is just a simple plastic model. My goal was never to make the sinking historically accurate, only resemble it, I did indicate that in the video description. Thanks for watching - I appreciate your feedback :-)
@@ourdogzippy I mean yea but I didn’t use this I used the titanic model kit painted it britannic colors then added bulkheads to the port side
Yes that’s what I did too I just did not add the bulkheads. This is a Revell Titanic painted to resemble Britannic.. I never actually intended for it to sink, I actually made this to float forever lol, but so many viewers asked for it to sink in the original video’s comments - so I actually modified it into a sinking model but I did not add the bulkheads as I would of had to take to much of the model apart. If I ever built another one I would likely add bulkheads to make it sink more and control the plunge a little more. But for this model, it’s simply always gonna be completely random plunges, sometimes it resembles the historical sinking in a few ways sometimes it doesn’t- completely random - makes it kind of fun - you never know what your gonna get!
If you do make one post it on your channel I would like to see send me a comment if you happen to post it :-)
@@ourdogzippy I will one day
Why is the brittanic sinking like that but I'm enjoying it😄
It’s not historically accurate in how they sink in the film, I just open valves and let gravity and physics do the rest - each sinking can be completely random :-) thanks for watching!
Greetings. I whould like to know where did you bought this models, please. Thank you.
Hello, the models were all purchased from good old fashioned hobby shops - nothing was purchased online in this video. The Titanic was from a PBS store (these stores are out of business) and the Britannic is a Titanic model, painted to resemble Britannic ... to my knowledge there aren’t any Britannic kits on the market right now that you can build but there are some vendors selling 3D printed versions of her already assembled... If you have a hobby shop near where you live they should have at least a Titanic model, there are also a few good ship model websites online - a Google search can start you in the right direction search for “plastic model ship kits” this should get you started... I hope this helps :-)
Where did you get the sinking models?
I built them all from model kits (except for Titanic) I got the model kits at hobby shops :-)
@@ourdogzippy ok
Yeah our dog zippy where are the models of the ships in the Philippines
What’s the Mauretania model by
The kit is made by AIRFIX (1/600 Mauretania) I think the brand is from England, I got mine in a hobby shop, but I think they are online also
Where can i get the titanic model that can snap?
If you want the one I use the only place to find it is eBay... do a search for “Titanic Submersible Model” they turn up from time to time but are very expensive these days... otherwise you have to make it from a model kit and convert it to float and sink.
@@ourdogzippy thanks! I will but it soon!
where did you get the sinkable britannic?
It’s actually an old Revell Titanic model that I painted to resemble Britannic... so far as I know there isn’t a Britannic model kit out there so you have to make them... Some people make them really match down to the gantry davits - mine is only made to resemble, it was a lot of fun to make!
@@ourdogzippy any suggestions for getting a titanic and making it sinkable?
I would recommend getting a medium size/scale model where you can balance and float the hull easily. Work on perfecting that first and then work on your method of sinking, using tests to try it out. Then complete the model. It will get more complicated if you want it to split - I think there are some videos on TH-cam that can point you in the right direction for that... I have not done one like that yet :-) good luck with your project!!!
@@ourdogzippy thank you and I’ll let you know how it turns out
Cool - thank you! - I would like to know how it goes!!! Have fun and good luck :-)
Cool dog
I already have titanic submersible Model too
friend! where can i buy the boats? they are very cool please tell me!
Thanks for the compliments. The Titanic submersible model can typically only be found on ebay in 2021 (very expensive) I was lucky to buy mine 20 +years ago when it was priced for retail. Every other ship in the video - I made. All are plastic model kits from hobby shops or online, and made to be the exact ship from that model kit except for Britannic - that one is actually a Titanic model that I made to resemble Britannic... all are just tweaked to be watertight, balanced, float and then sink :-) If built properly, they can survive a good amount of use in the pool :-)
@@ourdogzippy Thank you very much friend, what a pity that I can not get them, but thank you very much for the information, maybe I will buy even the titanic;)
#ourdogzippy do u have a dog named zippy?
Yes ! this channel started out as dog videos that’s why the channel name is our dog zippy lol :-)
Thanks for replying nobody ever cares about me
I try to reply to everyone that takes time to write to me - it’s hard sometimes because you can get a lot of comments - sometimes they can get buried but I always try - thanks for taking time to write and watch my videos :-)
Your welcome
Where did you buy models of Lusitania and Britannic?
They were from a local hobby shop
Do you have the Queen Elizabeth 2
Not yet :-) but I hope to build one
Thx
Thank you for watching!
Where did you get those
I made them all except for the Titanic - that one is a vintage submersible model and can only be found on eBay these days... all the other ships were just model kits that you can find online or at a hobby shop - you just have to balance them to float and rig them to sink :-)
@@ourdogzippy omg there so expensive
Yes so true - too expensive - way to expensive now - I was very lucky when I got mine
So true - way too expensive- I was really lucky when I got mine :-)
Gasp a model Titanic
Awesome
Zippy I have a titanic model and I will make it
Cool :-)
But I don’t have colors
The hull you can build and then paint, but everything else you should wait for the colors - I find it easier to paint first :-) you will get there !
I just build my titanic and i will show it to youtube
I just order it in Shopee
Yes we Do
What about the olympic
I actually have the Revell model kit for Olympic - so who knows maybe someday :-)
@@ourdogzippy :)
Where did you buy the Mauritania model?
At a hobby shop - but I think you can find it online. The kit is made by AIRFIX - 1/600 scale thanks for Watching :-)
Were did you get the floating ones?
hi - I actually made all of them sink and float, they are just regular plastic model kits that I built - but anyone can make them, it just takes some experimentation and practice :-) - except for the Titanic - that is a toy that was designed to split in half and sink - there are some people skilled enough to make that too here on TH-cam! Sadly - I am not one of them yet LOL - I was just fortunate to find that at a store over 20 years ago.
Aku suka Queen elizabeth sama britannic
Cool :-)
Cool
Let me just say that I have a titanic model but it is with Lego's
Where did you get these models?
The Titanic was purchased at an educational store (PBS store) 20 years ago - all other ships are just basic plastic ship model kits you can find online or at a hobby shop - I just modified them to float and sink :-)
What this music please for 0:01
Music: "Waltz Of The Flowers" by Tchaikovsky, "The Blue Danube" by Strauss & Brahms.
Thank you
Where's the Olympic
Sorry I don’t have an Olympic yet… Someday!
soi fan del titanic
Cool! I am a fan too :-)
a dog has 4 model ships and cant even afford one
Britannic: sup QE and Mauretania
Mauretania: frick you your bigger than me
QE: hi britannic
It’s supposed to be a joke
@@MetProduct-td4rz .
Megusta el Titanic
@met product33061
2:39 its getting really laggy for me
It’s slow motion
Too windy
one day you’ll look back and ask why was i fucking watching a britanic modle sink💀
is this chistmas song
Some is :-)
Oh god zippy is the sea monster
I like them the britanic goose glog glog glog
Bruh HMHS Brittanic sank so fast even the titanic
RMS Titanic
cool cool
The Hmhs Britannic was post to be an Ocean Liner
But was transferred to a hospital ship due to WW1
And was going to be called “gigantic”, not britannic
А мне нравится больше коробли
Здравствуйте, я не знаю, если я перевел правильно, но спасибо йо для просмотра видео :-)
Hi
Thank you for watching!
Love it
When I see hms hood: WAT DA FUK R U DOIN HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool but The muartenia diden t sink
That’s right - for the video it’s a fictional sinking as the actual Mauretania was scrapped in Scotland after a distinguished career back in 1935, I could have scrapped the model kit in the video but that would have been boring right? So I gave her a more interesting ending. Thanks for thinking the video is cool and for watching the video I appreciate it :-)
People who are going to get Britannic
Wopps!!! I mean them
Ihti
bismarck sank hms hood in ww2
Correct :-)
I thought it said Britannic
Lol
You know your WW2 history my friend :-)
@@ourdogzippy me too
Good job on the video I have a sinking Britannic model as well check on my channel I have a sinking Britannic model
Okeh