RC TITANIC Build 1:200 Scale Part 10: Poop Deck

Welcome to my Trumpeter 1/200 RMS Titanic Radio Control Conversion Build.
I haven't built a model for over 20 Years and the Trumpeter Titanic is very detailed but I fancied giving this a go and recording it in the hope that others might find my videos helpful rather than a How-To.
In this episode I assemble the Poop Deck Using KA Detail Set

[@RCplamodel]

Thank you for sharing this great video! 👍👍👍
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What a nice Titanic!😅😊😅

[@davidc9012]

Du travail de professionnel !!! Félicitations !!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@briancorkery4083]

Very clever solution for the under bridge lighting

[@thetitanicbuild]

Cheers Brian! Fiddly job but pleased with the results!

[@AirglamGuru]

Excellent video! Thank you so much! Wish I had seen it earlier...

[@thetitanicbuild]

You're welcome! 😀

[@johnnyhollis9977]

Hi yer! Great job on the poop deck. I am doing that section right now myself. I added a few extra lights but apart from that we appear to have come up with the same solutions for the docking bridge! I actually had a hatch open on one of those white skylights, took me ages! I used fibre optics for the tiny crane base lights. The round disk on the poop deck was a cover over the 'rope scuttle' ! Presumably they could open that and send down docking ropes into a storage area in the machine room below. Those bars on the port holes were hell to do. Possible tip: to get rid of the black matt effect on the bollards and fairleads you could use a Humbrol matt cote which adds a little sheen to the blacked metal. Great job though. Regards JH ⚓😉👍

[@thetitanicbuild]

Cheers Johnny I’ll give it a look! 👍🏻

[@Qck420]

What about making a moving anchor chains ? :D bro you are o next level !

[@thetitanicbuild]

I did think about doing that but I’m using 3D printed anchor chains and they wouldn’t be able do it unfortunately. I would of wanted it to work so you could see the chains moving on the deck lol