Hi friends! I'm away on vacation at the moment and to ease the workload I have been going through some previously-lost Oceanliner Designs videos and republishing them. This one was a casualty of a copyright takedown and it has been re-worked and re-uploaded for you to enjoy again for the first time in over a year. This is one of the first videos I made in conjunction with the legends at Titanic Honor and Glory! I hope you like it :) ~Mike
Where are you going? Edit: at 2:42 I think I might have watched the original. I’m not sure though. I know for a fact however, that I did listen to this part on another vid
For the whistles, I was sure you were going to mention the 1999 event where they sounded the whistle publicly, to huge cheers. Quite emotional, I must say.
Why do I tear up at every titanic video? This one had me actually crying when I think of those brave souls in the engine and boiler rooms keeping the lights on till almost the end. A good movie to watch is Saving the Titanic. It’s all about those men and not the passengers. Excellent movie that came out in 2012. I highly recommend watching it.
I like that you can appreciate the hellish death those guys faced. They were true heros and most dont give them credit for their selfless actions. Cheers
Those whistles were on the bottom of the ocean for 80 years, longer than the average human lifespan, and they still worked. If the company that made them still exists, I think they deserve a bonus.
And yet, the porcelain doll head has never been seen again. (since Bob Ballard found the ship) The doll's head in Cameron's movie was a fabricated one, inspired by and made to look like the one discovered by Ballard.
So emotional hearing Titanic's whistles after so many years. Hauntingly beautiful. She was a beauty. Titanic will never be forgotten. I'm a big Titanic nerd. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm one of the people who is obsessed with the titanic. I was 9 when it was discovered. Watched the program on holiday, had books and a book that made 3 different paper models. 1 was half the titanic showing rooms and I was always fascinated by the pool. The 2nd was a mid sinking titanic and the 3rd was the wreck on the floor.
yeah. i was 3 when it was discovered, and grew up on cape cod, a mile from the ocean..... so shipwrecks were a huge thing for me. i was obsessed from the beginning! i remember going to the museum in Boston when the huge piece that they had brought up was touring... i think i was like. 15. it was the most incredible thing!
@@roguetheotter I used to be in 2 minds about the artifacts being brought up but now can understand the importance of them. I would love to get to Dublin.
i was riding the bus home, having just been discharged from the military, and the DJ on the radio said, "today in history, Titanic sank in 1912, 75 years ago today" - thot it was a neat coincidence and read "a night to remember" and got hooked - my poker buddies know not to bring up the subject, cuz they've heard more than they care to know.
Always had such mad respect for that orchestra too; they played together until the very end to add whatever little calmness they could to a devastating situation.
@@lennonsvrchannel Because there's a really awful trend these days to use 'soft' language. It's you who are being sensitive: The people on the Titanic were killed. They didn't 'pass'. They were killed - and violently, for those who didn't drown. Avoiding death is an insult to those who were killed that night.
Growing up in the Chelsea section of Manhattan in the 1960s and early 70s, I got used to hearing the distinctive whistles of different oceanliners and seeing them glide by on the Hudson, towering over the low-rise industrial buildings near the docks. The most distinctive whistle I remember is that of the SS France (launched 1960). Her whistle was deep and sonerous -- more a horn than a whistle. I always knew when she was going by. She was decommissioned in 1974, then rechristened the Norway and refitted as a cruise ship. She was finally scrapped in 2005 after a boiler explosion killed 8 crew members in 2003, but she wasn't the ship she used to be. It was a sad end to a magnificent lady. And I still remember her deep whistle!
The wreck was discovered 16 days after my 9th birthday. I read the Dec 85 issue of National Geographic and absolutely marveled at the pictures of the wreck contained within and the words by Robert Ballard describing what it was like to lay the first eyes on this ship in 73 years. And so began a lifelong fascination with Titanic and her story. I used to have reservations about the recovery of artifacts from the sea floor. I was of the opinion that they should be left alone out of reverence and respect to those that died there. But after seeing the exhibit at the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas, seeing the personal items made me think and wonder about the people that that owned and used these things. I thought about the lives they must have lived, the people they knew and loved and the hopeful futures they were looking forward to that never came. I thought about everything that these items had seen and been through to eventually make their way to me. It made me feel connected in a way to the people that were there, those that survived and perished both. It was a bittersweet experience.
Thanks to my dad for telling me all about Titanic and showing me THAT National Geographic magazine when I was 10. He kept it till the 97 film got me interested and I showed everyone in school the pictures of the dolls head and champagne bottles.
I went to the Titanic exhibit at Melbourne Museum recently and saw some of these artifacts. Was absolutely fascinating what they were able to recover and were able to trace the actual owners of objects. It was amazing how they replicated parts of the ship as well, you really got a feel for actually being there.
Whenever there is mention of Titanic, or see videos such as this, I feel a great sense of awe only made greater by a sense of sadness. Thank you for this view of her wreckage and sharing your knowledge. Imagine she had lived.
I've never heard the Titanic's whistle before. It made the hair on my arms stand up, the same way it did when I heard a tornado for the first time, both awe-inspiring and haunting at the same time.
yes cause it was loaded with a bunch of well known rich people who are now glamourised .... ! the sinking of the wilhelm gustloff by torpedo killed almost 10.000 woman , children and wounded refugees in world war II but i guess since there were no big feathered hats and jewellery it's less interesting to the world
Taking a friend of mine to the Titanic Exhibit here in Vegas today, she's never been there. Brand new video perfect way to get some more insight to tell her about things today! Thank you Mike Brady, great video as always.
This channel has become one of my favorites to watch! I could listen to you talk all night Mike. It's like my own personal ASMR!! Thank you so much for all of your efforts and hard work!! Cheers!!
The Artemis statue fact just blew me away!! For it to still be intact at the bottom of the ocean after that fall, and even after almost a century when they found it…
I’ve been intensely concerned about the current/pending state of the US but for whatever reason, these videos bring me comfort and help me sleep. It’s the little things. Thanks Mike 🤝🏻
I remember when Bob Ballard explained that there were hundreds of pairs of shoes in the debris field. Later on they had stated that these shoes would have had the victims in them as they landed on the ocean floor. What an eerie thought. I pray that they did not suffer.
There's two sets that can be seen in the opening of the Titanic movie when they are showing footage of the ship and debris field. One is a pair of men's shoes, the other a little girl's, and not far from the shoes is a doll. That image has always haunted me.
@@brittanynye4268 I think most if not all the debris footage in the film is staged. It's doesn't make it any less haunting knowing it's based off of the real thing but if it helps knowing at least you aren't seeing real avictim attire in the film.
07:32 Beyond the amazing visuals from Titanic: Honor and Glory, these are also some BEAUTIFULLY designed shots. James Cameron would be jealous of the idea to float a camera up toward the grand staircase dome from this angle.
I've always followed the TITANIC from my youth. What a trip, we never would have known other than by a minor glimpse of the past if she never had sunk, yet, TITANIC takes so much of our memories and feelings of the disaster. Once a believer that the Titanic and Olympic were switched for insurance, your vid solidly put an end to that thought. Your vids have become a very substantial source of TITANIC information, thanks for all your hard work and time.
I have a piece from the Titanic. It's only a small piece from the boiler room, but it's fun to have and show guests........ and talk about as we try to bring back 1912 and keep the history alive.
Titanic is a fascination I’ll always adore, her story and short career is incredible and is something that hat will always captive me. Thank you for this lovely and intriguing video.
Okay, this is our "Friend Mike Brady" appreciation comment! Mike, your Titanic content is monumentally amazing. I absolutely love your content and as someone who is completely obsessed with the Titanic, your videos are so confidence-inspiring, informative, and your voice is so relaxing and calming. I see your name in my notifications and instantly click!Please keep doing what you're doing sir!
Mike, thanks for another fascinating video of the Titanic, I can't get enough of this. I hope you had or are still having a fantastic vacation, you deserve it!
The size of the whistles amazes me, for some reason I always kind of imagined the whistles would be something reasonably large but could say sit on your desk for example but 15" diameter, 4ft high, that pretty much blew my mind!
Mike, you might consider updating this to note salvors RMS Titanic inc. sounded the whistles to the public when recovered artifacts went on display at a former train station in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1999. It was the first time the voice of Titanic was heard in public since 1912 - and there were apparently 100,000 of us there to hear them…it was an astonishing experience.
I wish they would continue with exploring the wreck. The last serious expedition was over 20 years ago, imagine what we could discover with todays tech.
Fun fact Titanics steam whistles were heard one time publicly in St. Paul Minnesota. The event was so popular and overcrowded that things in the area were backed up for hours.
I am in awe of the rendering quality on these videos. The textures, lighting, everything is great. But I am _very_ glad to see the lamp cord at 11:50 that was phoned in. Glad I'm not the only one who makes mistakes! (Being the internet I'm sure this sounds like an insult, but I do modeling and rendering myself, and sometimes you just miss work-in-progress items)
The whistles were blown in public for the first time in February 1999 in St Paul, Minnesota at the Union Depot! My state’s claim to fame (regarding Titanic history that is)
@@denniscole5105 you could have at least spelled his name right. I wrote “regarding Titanic history” at the end of my original comment for a reason, perhaps you didn’t read that part.
Its so fascinating to me watching your channel; the differences and sometimes similarities between the kind of ships i drive and the ones that sailed in ages gone.
When Olympic was scrapped in the 1930s, her fittings were bought by the White Swan Hotel in Alnwick, Northumberland which is near me. You can see wall panels, Staircases, doors, sinks and more.
I really hate that I have to correct our friend Mike Brady, but in 6:32 he said something incorrect. He said that Robert Ballard and his team were "shocked" to find the Titanic in 2 pieces. Actually Ballard gambled on that, because if the ship did split in half (as some of the survivors claimed), there will be a debris trail, which will be much easier to find that the ship itself.
I love how the guys who made raise the titanic movie didn’t take advice from passengers who said it ripped apart and decided to use an in tact ship. 4 years later and they realize they screwed up when Robert Ballard said it was broken in half.
I saw the movie years ago, and while that type of movie isn't really my thing, it got me interested in the actual history of not just Titanic but all the famous ships of history. I downloaded that demo of Honor and Glory and man, I hope they're able to finish that project because I'll gladly pay money for a complete recreation of this beautiful ship. Modern ships are cool, but nothing compares to that classic design of that period. Even simple everyday things were ornate works of art made by hand. I love the convenience of modernity, but it sure isn't as beautiful as these things were.
Love it! I was and still am Obsessed with titanic from late 80’s until now, i found all of my old titanic books and my Youngest has read half of them already, he fell in love with the great ship!
I love watching your videos, bro. I don't know if it's just because of your British accent or perhaps the snappy way that you dress, but you bring a level of class to your videos that is quite frankly, unmatched in my opinion. Big fan, from the states!
I must say yours is one of the most interesting, entertaining, and mind-blowing channels I've seen on TH-cam (or elsewhere). I congratulate you on your content and on your delivery! Bravo! 🚢👏
As an engineer, Mike, I'd like to see an expedition to raise those two double-bottom sections along with the five single-ended boilers from the No.1 boiler-room and the parts of the two triple-expansion engines broken off raised and be given anti-corrosion treatment before being displayed in a suitable museum (Harland and Wolfe would no doubt want to examine them).
Man, I remember when they found the bent hull pieces. It was quite a discovery, extremely exciting. Changed everything. Always nice to think back, and to plot forward. What else are we going to find?
Hey Mike Brady, I love the channel and been watching for quite some time. Always been fascinated by the titanic but you’ve shown me so many other incredible ships to learn about. Had 1 question for you. Wanted to know what your thoughts are on the USS Enterprise being scrapped? I would love to see you make a video on the incredible life of the enterprise!
Hey Mike Brady, I love the channel and been watching for quite some time. Always been fascinated by the titanic but you’ve shown me so many other incredible ships to learn about. Had 1 question for you. Wanted to know what your thoughts are on the USS Enterprise being scrapped? I would love to see you make a video on the incredible life of the enterprise!
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Hi friends! I'm away on vacation at the moment and to ease the workload I have been going through some previously-lost Oceanliner Designs videos and republishing them. This one was a casualty of a copyright takedown and it has been re-worked and re-uploaded for you to enjoy again for the first time in over a year. This is one of the first videos I made in conjunction with the legends at Titanic Honor and Glory! I hope you like it :)
~Mike
Where are you going?
Edit: at 2:42 I think I might have watched the original. I’m not sure though. I know for a fact however, that I did listen to this part on another vid
Bon voyage and stay safe ✈
Have a lovely vacation! :)
Stay safe..!
Have fun, thanks for giving us a 19minute gift while you are away.
You should really cover the electrical system at some point.
For the whistles, I was sure you were going to mention the 1999 event where they sounded the whistle publicly, to huge cheers. Quite emotional, I must say.
Yes, it was in St Paul, Minnesota. There's a video of it on the Internet. Really interesting!
Having seen that video on TH-cam, it's haunting and downright emotional to hear her voice, and remember she is at the bottom of the North Atlantic.
Gosh don't remind me, I don't want to start sobbing about it again XD
I JUST watched it...still crying. Didn't expect it to hit like this...
Why don't you watch the video first before commenting?
Why do I tear up at every titanic video? This one had me actually crying when I think of those brave souls in the engine and boiler rooms keeping the lights on till almost the end. A good movie to watch is Saving the Titanic. It’s all about those men and not the passengers. Excellent movie that came out in 2012. I highly recommend watching it.
I like that you can appreciate the hellish death those guys faced. They were true heros and most dont give them credit for their selfless actions. Cheers
Because James Cameroon did not make movie on other ships that are sinked
😂😂
@@krackerdude5714guys a lil dramatic
Those whistles were on the bottom of the ocean for 80 years, longer than the average human lifespan, and they still worked. If the company that made them still exists, I think they deserve a bonus.
I think the whistle that they recovered was actually from the first funnel, the one that killed Jack’s friend named Fabrizio 😅
The discoveries that had been found since the ship was found in 1985 is amazing.
And yet, the porcelain doll head has never been seen again. (since Bob Ballard found the ship) The doll's head in Cameron's movie was a fabricated one, inspired by and made to look like the one discovered by Ballard.
So emotional hearing Titanic's whistles after so many years. Hauntingly beautiful. She was a beauty. Titanic will never be forgotten. I'm a big Titanic nerd. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mike Brady is so classy that when he boards an ocean liner, even the waves stop to admire his wardrobe!
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I'm one of the people who is obsessed with the titanic. I was 9 when it was discovered. Watched the program on holiday, had books and a book that made 3 different paper models. 1 was half the titanic showing rooms and I was always fascinated by the pool. The 2nd was a mid sinking titanic and the 3rd was the wreck on the floor.
yeah. i was 3 when it was discovered, and grew up on cape cod, a mile from the ocean..... so shipwrecks were a huge thing for me. i was obsessed from the beginning! i remember going to the museum in Boston when the huge piece that they had brought up was touring... i think i was like. 15. it was the most incredible thing!
@@roguetheotter I used to be in 2 minds about the artifacts being brought up but now can understand the importance of them. I would love to get to Dublin.
That is so cool, do you remember what book that was? I wonder if there are still copies out there.
I'm obsessed too. I'm 34. It's such a beautiful ship
i was riding the bus home, having just been discharged from the military, and the DJ on the radio said, "today in history, Titanic sank in 1912, 75 years ago today" - thot it was a neat coincidence and read "a night to remember" and got hooked - my poker buddies know not to bring up the subject, cuz they've heard more than they care to know.
Everybody drop everything, our friend Mike Brady, is back with another banger
It's a reupload.
I "dropped everything" into the ocean. Now I just have to wait a hundred-and twelve years for people to make a video about it.
@@brodriguez11000lol
Mike, you are simply a treasure. The words "Your friend Mike Brady" and Titanic are such a gift.
God Bless those brave poor men who worked until the very end then passed.....you were the Titanic True Heroes!!
Passed what? Gass? Its ok to say they died or were killed.
Always had such mad respect for that orchestra too; they played together until the very end to add whatever little calmness they could to a devastating situation.
@@giggiddywhy do you care what words they use? 😂 don’t be so sensitive
@@lennonsvrchannel Because there's a really awful trend these days to use 'soft' language. It's you who are being sensitive: The people on the Titanic were killed. They didn't 'pass'. They were killed - and violently, for those who didn't drown. Avoiding death is an insult to those who were killed that night.
Growing up in the Chelsea section of Manhattan in the 1960s and early 70s, I got used to hearing the distinctive whistles of different oceanliners and seeing them glide by on the Hudson, towering over the low-rise industrial buildings near the docks. The most distinctive whistle I remember is that of the SS France (launched 1960). Her whistle was deep and sonerous -- more a horn than a whistle. I always knew when she was going by. She was decommissioned in 1974, then rechristened the Norway and refitted as a cruise ship. She was finally scrapped in 2005 after a boiler explosion killed 8 crew members in 2003, but she wasn't the ship she used to be. It was a sad end to a magnificent lady. And I still remember her deep whistle!
The wreck was discovered 16 days after my 9th birthday. I read the Dec 85 issue of National Geographic and absolutely marveled at the pictures of the wreck contained within and the words by Robert Ballard describing what it was like to lay the first eyes on this ship in 73 years. And so began a lifelong fascination with Titanic and her story.
I used to have reservations about the recovery of artifacts from the sea floor. I was of the opinion that they should be left alone out of reverence and respect to those that died there. But after seeing the exhibit at the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas, seeing the personal items made me think and wonder about the people that that owned and used these things. I thought about the lives they must have lived, the people they knew and loved and the hopeful futures they were looking forward to that never came. I thought about everything that these items had seen and been through to eventually make their way to me. It made me feel connected in a way to the people that were there, those that survived and perished both. It was a bittersweet experience.
Thanks to my dad for telling me all about Titanic and showing me THAT National Geographic magazine when I was 10. He kept it till the 97 film got me interested and I showed everyone in school the pictures of the dolls head and champagne bottles.
I went to the Titanic exhibit at Melbourne Museum recently and saw some of these artifacts. Was absolutely fascinating what they were able to recover and were able to trace the actual owners of objects. It was amazing how they replicated parts of the ship as well, you really got a feel for actually being there.
I see Mike Brady and the Titanic, I click.
Me too..
@@rafaeltorres7233 his narration is impeccable
I’m a simple man, I see notification 🔔 I click
@vsailorsv Mike has a great voice, definitely made for story telling.
So do I. He's just too good and I love his voice.
Whenever there is mention of Titanic, or see videos such as this, I feel a great sense of awe only made greater by a sense of sadness. Thank you for this view of her wreckage and sharing your knowledge. Imagine she had lived.
I've never heard the Titanic's whistle before. It made the hair on my arms stand up, the same way it did when I heard a tornado for the first time, both awe-inspiring and haunting at the same time.
There is nothing quite as legendary as the RMS Titanic, and it grows bigger every single day.
yes cause it was loaded with a bunch of well known rich people who are now glamourised .... ! the sinking of the wilhelm gustloff by torpedo killed almost 10.000 woman , children and wounded refugees in world war II but i guess since there were no big feathered hats and jewellery it's less interesting to the world
I can never get enough of Titanic.. not for lack of trying. Excellent video.
Taking a friend of mine to the Titanic Exhibit here in Vegas today, she's never been there. Brand new video perfect way to get some more insight to tell her about things today! Thank you Mike Brady, great video as always.
Hey have fun man!
This channel has become one of my favorites to watch! I could listen to you talk all night Mike. It's like my own personal ASMR!! Thank you so much for all of your efforts and hard work!! Cheers!!
The Artemis statue fact just blew me away!! For it to still be intact at the bottom of the ocean after that fall, and even after almost a century when they found it…
We need a video listing all the Titanic museums and where to find them. We might find ones we didn't know existed.
I feel that you did not exploit Titan disaster, shows that you got class.
Can’t believe I’m catching a brand new video on the Titanic! Thank you!
I’ve been intensely concerned about the current/pending state of the US but for whatever reason, these videos bring me comfort and help me sleep. It’s the little things. Thanks Mike 🤝🏻
I remember when Bob Ballard explained that there were hundreds of pairs of shoes in the debris field. Later on they had stated that these shoes would have had the victims in them as they landed on the ocean floor. What an eerie thought. I pray that they did not suffer.
I remember him talking about that as the realization set in that it was a grave yard and a place of memorial that shouldn't be disturbed.
There's two sets that can be seen in the opening of the Titanic movie when they are showing footage of the ship and debris field. One is a pair of men's shoes, the other a little girl's, and not far from the shoes is a doll. That image has always haunted me.
@@brittanynye4268 I think most if not all the debris footage in the film is staged. It's doesn't make it any less haunting knowing it's based off of the real thing but if it helps knowing at least you aren't seeing real avictim attire in the film.
@@PP7Silenced Oh, that's neat. I always just assumed it was real footage.
@@brittanynye4268That is how most people have come to “understand history” themselves. It’s quite an alarming thought.
Thank you, Mike, for sharing those decorative features of Edwardian taste, and also the amazing engineering that was lost in April, 1912.
Let me tell you. The cinematics, the music, your narattion. Mr Brady your videos are masterpieces
07:32 Beyond the amazing visuals from Titanic: Honor and Glory, these are also some BEAUTIFULLY designed shots. James Cameron would be jealous of the idea to float a camera up toward the grand staircase dome from this angle.
I love getting notifcations about new videos by Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs
I always find footage from honour and glory mind blowing in the level of detail and dedication
same here
Its always a good day when our friend mike brady uploads!
The best
Thanks mate!
Your content is soooo good, but Titanic episodes made me simply addicted to your channel :)
I've always followed the TITANIC from my youth. What a trip, we never would have known other than by a minor glimpse of the past if she never had sunk, yet, TITANIC takes so much of our memories and feelings of the disaster.
Once a believer that the Titanic and Olympic were switched for insurance, your vid solidly put an end to that thought.
Your vids have become a very substantial source of TITANIC information, thanks for all your hard work and time.
I have a piece from the Titanic. It's only a small piece from the boiler room, but it's fun to have and show guests........ and talk about as we try to bring back 1912 and keep the history alive.
How did you obtain it if you don’t mind my asking? I’m curious.
Wow… where did you get it from ?
Titanic is a fascination I’ll always adore, her story and short career is incredible and is something that hat will always captive me.
Thank you for this lovely and intriguing video.
Okay, this is our "Friend Mike Brady" appreciation comment!
Mike, your Titanic content is monumentally amazing. I absolutely love your content and as someone who is completely obsessed with the Titanic, your videos are so confidence-inspiring, informative, and your voice is so relaxing and calming. I see your name in my notifications and instantly click!Please keep doing what you're doing sir!
Thank you for the kind words!
Your upload times are always immaculate!! I've just got home and bam, titanic video.
Love the channel Mike !!
i love ALL YOUR VIDEOS my friend Mike Brady.... keep on rocking this channel!
I am sorry but have to correct you. Mike Brady is OUR friend :p
@@iromnic5016 come on your not sorry, throwing shit is your style we can all cal mike my friend! Go away now
Mike, thanks for another fascinating video of the Titanic, I can't get enough of this. I hope you had or are still having a fantastic vacation, you deserve it!
I watched this one twice when it first came out. But here I am again, and I will happily watch again :)
Mike, I always shake my head in wonder when I see those engines again.
Excited to find out that the Titanics whistles were made in my hometown :)
Beautiful
6:00 gave me goosebumps incredible to actually hear this
I can't imagine how mad the workers were when tgey heard titanic sank, after all that hard work.
They were probably more horrified that so many people died, especially since they knew people lost on that ship.
Always shocks me, every time I see it, given the violence of the sinking, plates, wine bottles, and other delicate items still intact.
Same. 💔
*I love the night animation of the Titanic....THG did an amazing job. it looks real*
Little part of me wishes one of the Titanic exhibits rebuilt the whole old lady so we can REALLY see and feel what that level of luxury was like ❤
Clive Palmer is making Titanic 2, if you search his name and Titanic 2 it will come up. The ship is scheduled to set sail in 2027 😳 Not far away.
@@MusicCrowTempting fate...
@@mywifesboyfriend5558 Yeah, I won’t be on its first trip. Though, from what I’ve read about it, safety has been modernised. Still…
It’s always a fantastic day when our friend Mike Brady uploads another banger of a video!
Would love to see such a video about the wreck of Britannic, since she is in way better condition. Even her wooden deck planks are still there...
Mike, your grphics of the interior are just stunning. Would LOVE to know more about your production process.
I believe he works with the group titanic honour and glory.
Those dishes almost neatly setup look damn near like they were intentionally placed there by someone. It's wild to me.
The size of the whistles amazes me, for some reason I always kind of imagined the whistles would be something reasonably large but could say sit on your desk for example but 15" diameter, 4ft high, that pretty much blew my mind!
Our friend Mike Brady never disappoints.
These videos never disappoint to tell us more about the lost ship and its remains
The way I have such an iconic friend who makes great videos
Mike, you might consider updating this to note salvors RMS Titanic inc. sounded the whistles to the public when recovered artifacts went on display at a former train station in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1999. It was the first time the voice of Titanic was heard in public since 1912 - and there were apparently 100,000 of us there to hear them…it was an astonishing experience.
Fresh out of the shower, sushi for dinner, chilling in my hotel room and a big screen that's got TH-cam on it... Time for Oceanliner Designs!
I wish they would continue with exploring the wreck. The last serious expedition was over 20 years ago, imagine what we could discover with todays tech.
Fun fact Titanics steam whistles were heard one time publicly in St. Paul Minnesota. The event was so popular and overcrowded that things in the area were backed up for hours.
Hey! Its our friend Mike Brady from ocean liner design!
The best part of my day. A hot cup of tea and a newly uploaded video thanks to my friend, Mike Brady. Enjoy your vacation 😊
Enjoy your vacation and thanks for another fabulous video!
I am in awe of the rendering quality on these videos. The textures, lighting, everything is great. But I am _very_ glad to see the lamp cord at 11:50 that was phoned in. Glad I'm not the only one who makes mistakes! (Being the internet I'm sure this sounds like an insult, but I do modeling and rendering myself, and sometimes you just miss work-in-progress items)
The whistles were blown in public for the first time in February 1999 in St Paul, Minnesota at the Union Depot! My state’s claim to fame (regarding Titanic history that is)
George floyde too
@@denniscole5105 you could have at least spelled his name right. I wrote “regarding Titanic history” at the end of my original comment for a reason, perhaps you didn’t read that part.
@@Ln6Ec u didnt know he survived the sinking? How u gonna be a Titanic nerd and not know that
the renders/recreations in this are absolutely amazing.
Another beautifully crafted video from Oceanliner Designs. Thank you! 😊
Thanks mate. I like coming to watch ur vids ASAP after u post them. I am probably one of your most common viewers
Just in time for my breakfast and coffee. Thanks, Mike!
Its so fascinating to me watching your channel; the differences and sometimes similarities between the kind of ships i drive and the ones that sailed in ages gone.
When Olympic was scrapped in the 1930s, her fittings were bought by the White Swan Hotel in Alnwick, Northumberland which is near me.
You can see wall panels, Staircases, doors, sinks and more.
I really hate that I have to correct our friend Mike Brady, but in 6:32 he said something incorrect.
He said that Robert Ballard and his team were "shocked" to find the Titanic in 2 pieces.
Actually Ballard gambled on that, because if the ship did split in half (as some of the survivors claimed), there will be a debris trail, which will be much easier to find that the ship itself.
I love how the guys who made raise the titanic movie didn’t take advice from passengers who said it ripped apart and decided to use an in tact ship. 4 years later and they realize they screwed up when Robert Ballard said it was broken in half.
It’s always nice to see our friend Mike Brady
It would be nice to cover more naval warship stories from different wars.
This gets me wanting to get a model of the ship's interior imported to a VR program like Resonite to explore the ship's halls back in it's prime.
Demo 401 and H&G may eventually adopt VR support
I saw the movie years ago, and while that type of movie isn't really my thing, it got me interested in the actual history of not just Titanic but all the famous ships of history. I downloaded that demo of Honor and Glory and man, I hope they're able to finish that project because I'll gladly pay money for a complete recreation of this beautiful ship. Modern ships are cool, but nothing compares to that classic design of that period. Even simple everyday things were ornate works of art made by hand. I love the convenience of modernity, but it sure isn't as beautiful as these things were.
Beautiful work & video . Well done Mike . 👍
Love it! I was and still am
Obsessed with titanic from late 80’s until now, i found all of my old titanic books and my
Youngest has read half of them already, he fell in love with the great ship!
Nice! Just in time for my coffee ☕️
I love watching your videos, bro. I don't know if it's just because of your British accent or perhaps the snappy way that you dress, but you bring a level of class to your videos that is quite frankly, unmatched in my opinion. Big fan, from the states!
I’m glad we’re friends Mike! Awesome content as usual!
Am I the only one waiting for an episode of Airliner Designs?
edit: ive caused a war in the comments 💀
Yes you are
No.
Probably..
I mean this is *oceanliner* designs.
From a channel dedicated to Oceanliners? Yes.
@@TCW838 He has a channel called Airliner Designs, which doesn't have any uploads yet other than a trailer.
I've been on a cruise ship when the engines have broken down. And you do notice the absolute silence 😮
It's our friend, Mike Brady, with stuff about Titanic! Get into your easy chair and enjoy!
Have a nice vacation, Mike!
I must say yours is one of the most interesting, entertaining, and mind-blowing channels I've seen on TH-cam (or elsewhere). I congratulate you on your content and on your delivery! Bravo! 🚢👏
It's horrifying to think that if they'd just had two or three more seconds they'd have gotten through
This is fascinating. So easily explained. Not rushed. Your voice is so nice to listen to as well 😊
Second time , I have see your amazing contribution to Titanic . Thanks so much for posting up ❤
I agree with the preservation of wrecks but I feel we need to preserve everything we can and put things in museums while it’s still possible
Hello, my friend Mike Brady, from Oceanliner Designs!
Hi, Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs. This was yet another awesome video. Thank you!
I honestly can’t get enough of these titanic videos , literally been obsessed my whole life. Rip 🪦 to those who lost their lives.
As an engineer, Mike, I'd like to see an expedition to raise those two double-bottom sections along with the five single-ended boilers from the No.1 boiler-room and the parts of the two triple-expansion engines broken off raised and be given anti-corrosion treatment before being displayed in a suitable museum (Harland and Wolfe would no doubt want to examine them).
What a great start to my morning!
Oceanliner Designs...always an engrossing "TH-cam site". Thank you, Mr.Brady, and your colleagues.
Man, I remember when they found the bent hull pieces.
It was quite a discovery, extremely exciting. Changed everything.
Always nice to think back, and to plot forward. What else are we going to find?
Hey Mike Brady, I love the channel and been watching for quite some time. Always been fascinated by the titanic but you’ve shown me so many other incredible ships to learn about. Had 1 question for you. Wanted to know what your thoughts are on the USS Enterprise being scrapped? I would love to see you make a video on the incredible life of the enterprise!
Hey Mike Brady, I love the channel and been watching for quite some time. Always been fascinated by the titanic but you’ve shown me so many other incredible ships to learn about. Had 1 question for you. Wanted to know what your thoughts are on the USS Enterprise being scrapped? I would love to see you make a video on the incredible life of the enterprise!
Thanks Mike. This was more informative than I thought it was going to be initially. Great video.