Titanic Revell 1/570 sinking model - Demo & Explained (Video #2) Titanic Submersible Model CUSTOM
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- This is Video #2 about my custom built Titanic Revell 1/570 sinking model. I show the model sinking during the day and at night. I will then go back to my workshop and explain how the model works. It is not a tutorial on how to build one but I do explain how I made mine. I do not endorse my methodology or recommend it, I just explain how I made mine - nothing more… I know this is not accurate to all the current theories and there are certainly better and more accurate examples of split in half sinking models of the Titanic on TH-cam, however my version of the model on this video is of my own design, I wanted it to split and not sink as a whole model so I did the best I could…. In making it, I truly did not want to copy how others did it. So I developed my own design. But my design does actually hamper how accurate the break occurs in the timing related to the plunge angle, but seriously, I had to do this in a limited amount of time and on limited budget with no experience in this type of model making in what little spare time I had… so this is not exactly how I wanted it, and I know people will not necessarily like the end result but I am pleased with the results because it split for me. That was all I really set out to do…. I just wanted the model to split like the submersible model toy and make my version of this model “resemble” the sinking as close as possible…. As this was my first attempt there are certainly things looking back that I would have liked to have done better or might have changed but at least the model resembles the effect I was trying to accomplish. Unfortunately, I did not visually document the process to show you the internal workings of the model. That’s why I only do an explanation and not a tutorial…
Simple Disclaimer: This model is not a fully accurate representation of the Titanic, nor does it completely demonstrate exactly how the ship sank. This model and how it sinks is only meant to resemble how the Titanic may have appeared and reacted to her collision with the iceberg. There are many theories as to how she sank, history keeps evolving, and this video and the model presents only one of them in multiple attempts with random variable actions. So much of this video hinges on uncontrolled chance, there is only so much I could do with my limited experience… It is also very hard to make a model in this size perform in this manner, I did the best I could to come as close as possible to resemble at least in part how the Titanic sank. I was just happy I was able to get the model to resemble the break up! Again this is not an accurate depiction and is just intended to resemble how the ship may have sank. No disrespect is intended to the memory of Titanic, her victims or survivors and their families.
Music: "Hungarian Rhapsody No 2" by Liszt
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I have always had an unhealthy fascination with this ship! The sane goes for the other massive four stacker liners!!
Same!
@@ourdogzippyHi bro remember me? I was the person that commented on you short!
Same I wish there more affordable models available on the other 4 funnel liners like the early german and early cunard ones
I’m actually a fan of your videos cuz you inspired me a lot to like ocean liners
Cool! I am glad you like the videos! Thanks for watching :-)
No problem 😉
@@ourdogzippy keep up the good work buddy!
Que increible como se parte en dos y en el minuto 2:34 es donde es mejor momento en la noche del hundimiento del Titanic.! 👏🏼🚢😃👍🏼
incredible how the stern goes vertical
I like how the funnels fall sometimes cool detail
Impressive!!!!
Thak you Sir, you did a great job!
i love this model! its really accurate with the stern, but the bow, it kinda splits to early, but i dont care! its a good model!
Thank you for the compliment!
Okay so the accurate thing is the stern sitting up right in the water...
@@SeriouslyStella no.
@@SeriouslyStella It never went vertical. It almost went vertical but that was when the Stern rotated to the left and had its final plunge.
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I know another way to make it go high like that maybe add few more bulk heads at the stern so then it takes longer to sink then gives it time to rise to the gods of ships lol jk but yea might give it a chance to rise
I feel like a real toy company could make this. Looks simple enough.
It was mass produced as a toy in the late 1990’s as the “submersible model” it also came with a book. My model is based on that to an extent but the breakup system is much different. The submersible model does seem to be making a return via small businesses using 3D printing :-)
@@ourdogzippy yes I know I just don’t know why a toy company couldn’t make what you’ve made here. Give people what they want.
@@dougg2012 I totally agree
Wow cool
This is actually a pretty good model because in real life the stern wasn’t super far up into the sky when it split (as seen in the 1997 movie) so it splitting as shown in the vid is kinda accurate
Still split a little early it the propellers we're out of the water when it split
Id recommend making her break at 25-28 degress, but over all nice vid!!
Thanks! The breakup system I used could not tolerate a steeper angle unfortunately… bummer!
Amazing, BUT…maybe try next time and make it to where the model will stay together and get a higher angle before splitting👍
Yes that would be nice - it’s just very hard to get it right.
Que ondas me gustó el bideo y el titanic
wow so amazing
WHEN I SAW THIS I MADE MY MODLE
To make the stern go up a little more you could try some cheap tape on the upper deck so when the water reaches the 3rd and 4th funnel it splits
It would easily stop sticking and wouldn’t look good
That's a nice clean cut on the two halves of the ship. What kind of tool did you use to sever the model in two?
It’s a hobby knife with a hobby knife hacksaw extension - I got it at “Hobby Lobby” but any craft store or hobby shop should have them :-) it cut plastic like butter! Just did it really slowly…
@@ourdogzippy how did you get the 2 pieces to kinda stay together until the break up
You should make a video on this channel were you put every video of all your sinking ship videos into 1 video kinda like a movie but its just the sinking
Haha - funny you mention that I do have a greatest hits video of sorts that kind of does that - not yet released…
Where can I get this
I noticed when titanic splits sometimes the stern spins
I recommend putting two dimes on the port bow as titanic did not list to starboard during the sinking
Yes thats a good idea, if I ever open her back up (she is sealed really good at the moment) I may try that someday as the starboard list is more pronounced then I would have liked but that is the way these models go, they work great on the first plunge but when you do it over and over after the first sinking they retain water and have an awful list sometimes
Actually, after the collision with the iceberg, the titanic did have a 5 degree list to starboard, then when the water line reached Titanic’s name on the bow, then the ship took a 9 degree list to port
I saw a model you can buy that does this on TH-cam. Do you know they are charging like $800 for it?!?!?!? INSANE!!!!!!
Yours was great, by the way.
It sinks like in the movie not in real time in real time the entire ship split in the Middle I'm not hating though it's pretty accurate to the original splits too early but it's good
The middle don’t look nicer the one in the middle of the third and fourth funnel is cooler
Cool nice video
I wish I can get one of those
Cool
So I ordered magnets are you sure this will work and do you put the magnets behind the bulk head you see on both split areas?
Yes - the magnets are behind the bulkheads. The farther apart they are the weaker the bond. Do not use too many… You will likely need to keep adding plastic to separate them as the magnet bond is very strong. It took me a few weeks of adjustments, trial and error, before the split action was ready. It’s a simple concept but it is actually hard to get it right. Mine works “ok” but it is not exactly the way I wanted it to be.
Nice so when you said to keep adding plastic to separate what do you meen by that is it those tiny plastic on the split like 2 tiny plastic walls on bow and a plastic tiny floor on stern?
What I meant was when you use plastic to make those bulkheads at the split, in order to keep spacing the magnets further apart you may need to add more bulkhead plastic. You can find model plastic sheets at hobby lobby - that is what I used
@@ourdogzippy oh so like what you mean is when you getting to the end put more plastic and at the stern at the first bulkhead add more plastic so | | | | | | | | | | what those lines you see are the bulkheads
No what I meant was you might need to add bulkhead plastic to the last bow bulkhead at the split… to make it thicker to space the magnets further apart from connecting to the magnets or metal in the stern section
Would you share where you bought it? My son wants one. 😊🙏🏻
I bought it from a local hobby shop many years ago, it’s no longer around but online you could try hobbylinc.com - it’s a Revel 1/570 scale Titanic kit, but I cut it in half and modified it to sink - that’s not part of the kit.
@@ourdogzippy ok thank you!
hi
The fact that its what passengers described, lol!
How did you make the titanic split?
My grandson has put this at the top of his xmas list he is obsessed with the titanic and I cannot see this anywhere online can you ple help me he will be so disappointed if he cannot get it 🙏
This is actually one of a kind, I made it from scratch. It a plastic Titanic model kit, that was cut in half. So you can easily find the plastic model kit, Michaels or hobby lobby will have one, but so far as making it float and splitting in half that is something that I did on my own, but the kit would be the first step. There is also a toy called the submersible model, this is a vintage out of print toy that is very expensive now, it is found on eBay (too expensive), so I would say start with a model kit and see how it goes.
Sorry I hadn't watched the full video and now see you had done it yourself. I'm going to give it a go was it the revell 1/570 you used?
Can I not temp you to sell me yours and make a little boy very happy lol 😆
Sorry wish I could though…
@@ourdogzippy I am going to attempt it myself and will follow ur video to do the cut.Thanks for sharing and wish me luck lol....
I made my own model like this one but the funnel didn’t come off and it split in a difrent spot
It brakes apart to soon when it's going down by the head should try and make it come apart when its back is really out of the blue
I would have preferred that but my design could not handle the angle
@@ourdogzippy Have you tryed using like a magnet to hold the 2 Parts of the ship together and putting something heavy in the back of the ship as it lifts out of the water then breaking in 2
Yes it has weights and magnets on both pieces…. I’ve tried more combinations and locations than I can type in this message lol It’s just difficult to perfect the timing on the break because every tweak I have done affects how the ship reacts somewhere else - long story short, the way I built it, of my own design, if I change it for accuracy in one spot, the performance and accuracy changes somewhere else in how it sinks. Right now is the most balance performance I can get where it resembles the break up but is not entirely accurate… So I am happy with it to a degree, in that it at least resembles the sinking and breaks in two (not easy to do lol) but I wish it was better. I wish she would have less of a starboard list and the stern rise up just a little more - say 25 degrees…. I think I could perfect this if I had used a larger kit, I am not skilled enough in 1/570 scale to make it perfect, but not terrible for a first go at it LOL
@@ourdogzippy I'm thinking🤔 of getting a TITANIC model ship🚢 and try to make it go down like the real ship back in 1912
But 1 problem I need to paint🎨 it🥱 I wish they would sell the model's already painted🎨 so you can just work on putting it all together🔨 lol
How does he cut it in half?
How do you connect them
Glued inside the hull
Hey I know your problem you need to add a small little hole so the water can come out when it's sinking
Add a hole where?
Please tell me if you snap the Titanic in half can you still put it together?
Yes it is held together with magnets
this looks like a v break
try making that it doesnt split in half immediately when the bow is under
Question would you have liked boarding the Titanic back in the day
Only for a visit, if I could board at Southampton and get off at Queenstown, like Father Brown did then yes - but I think I would have likely sailed on Cunard line ship back then….
@@ourdogzippy oooo nice opinión I would have dropped in Cherbourg
Im using Lego is that alr to sinking and split
I use water to push the air out and the weight makes the magnets holding it together split - it’s far from perfect but sort of works
Ok caus it didn't work sadly
But you should try a rc titanic I know you made a bid of one but maybe try to make your own rc titanic just a recommendation
J'attens pour le 30 juillet, qui est d'accord avec moi ?
Merci beaucoup pour la comment.
Do you have a link of the model so i could buy it and make my own submersible model? i think i could use lego to make her split
Try hobbylinc.com
Make one that splits like 2012 theory
That would be difficult- this one was hard enough lol!
@@ourdogzippy ok
@@ourdogzippy it’s easy just make it split in the midddle and then make a cut that breaks open aftet the breakup to make it list like the 2012 theory
@@ourdogzippy like behind the third funnel
How did created it what materials did you use? Share please!
It’s A Revell 1/570 Titanic kit with rocks, styrofoam, magnets and plastic sheets added, plus holes :-)
@@ourdogzippy oh ok I shall get it for Christmas!
@@ourdogzippy cuz I’m still a kid…
How can buy this?
Try hobbylinc.com it’s just a basic plastic model kit that I altered to split in half and sink
The lifeboats are not working😅
Underwater is cool
Were did you buy the titanic
It’s from a hobby shop, and I also found one at a thrift store , some craft stores have them too :-)
Hey my son has been wanting one of these ships for a while I was wondering were you could find one online???
Well this one is just a model kit that I cut in half, (it’s not the expensive and rare toy submersible model that so many videos feature) so you can find this one at hobby shops and craft stores, online you can try hobbylinc.com
lol
slow it down and add dramatic music
Where can you buy the model?
Try a hobby shop or craft store, online you may find one at hobbylinc.com
How did you make yours split did you use magnets
Yes I used rare earth magnets - very powerful and very small to hold it together but the water filling the hull causes the hold to weaken and then split.
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where did you buy it
I picked that model kit up at Goodwill I believe….
and where did you order it
Oh this is just a basic Revell 1/570 Titanic plastic model kit - pretty much sold anywhere that sells even a handful of models so try a craft store or hobby shop. However, making it float, split and half and sink is not part of the kit. I did all that custom on my own :-)
@@ourdogzippy Thank you
What is the titanic toy called
This is a Revell 1/570 Titanic
Can I buy this? If so where can I buy it I saw a 1/570 model in Walmart but Idk if its the right one
Hello, thank you for the compliment, yes the model breaks a bit early but it was so hard to get it to stay together long enough to break at all - lol! I may try to revise it someday if I could find the time …. The scale of the model is 1/570 so if you get that one in Walmart you will be working with the same size and on the right track :-) if you are going to make it sink and split, good luck with it! Be sure to drop a note if you post a video :-)
@@ourdogzippy Also is this two separate models put together
I WANT THAT PLEASE come to Canada and give cuz I WANT THAT I WILL SUBSCRIBE IF U DO(I already liked the video)
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It's a great model. The only thing that isn't accurate is that the model splits in half too early. As soon as the bow goes under the ship splits in half. But overall its a great model
Please post a video of YOUR model ship. 🙄
@@SonnyGTA I don't have one
@@SonnyGTA he/she never said it was terrible he/she only said a mistake so why don't you learn more before judging a comment 🙄
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@@zhackiethedog he didn’t say it was terrible😒
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I believe there is some creator of some sort, but not religious.
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Did you know that there is this new company called titanic dream that remakes the titanic submersible model toy and makes it 10x cheaper?
Yes - it looks to be $149, it’s looks nice and is definitely cheaper than the original submersible model! That is great! but for me $149 is still expensive
If you were to stick a gold coin on the port side of the stern. Not only your ship could recreate a list but the angle of the ship would sit lower in the water. Have you ever tried making a bigger model with a better breaking system?
I have tried coins the weight adjusts the bow nicely, but the ship breaks even faster, and the model will be damaged significantly if I open it up so I try methods only on the outside and try not to have it seen,which is hard, but the extra weight throws off the balance and she does not stay together, however, I have not tried an adjustment with the stern perhaps next summer when the pool reopens! As far as making another, this one was hard enough especially since I did not want to copy anyone else’s…. I wanted to keep mine as original as possible, I will probably try to tweak things in the summer - pool is frozen at the moment…. I like your stern idea I will likely try it :-)
@@ourdogzippy one method i do know that works for breakups is you have a bulkhead in the bow with a block of styrofoam connected to a bent paperclip in a shape of a hook, you can use the other end of the hook to connect the stern with. Once water reaches the foam it will rise in the compartment and it will lower the hook and disconnect the stern section. It seems complicated but i highly reccomend thefriendly vikings video on how he did it. Just search up titanic model sinks and splits and you should see a video of his model sinking in a pool. Just search his channel and theres a video on how he did it and he explains it better than me :)
people always make the funnels not fall
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Hey do you think you can do a quick tutorial how’d you make it? The thing is I’m thinking on buying one of these models and make it sink 🥺🥺
As much as I would like to make a video I did not document in photos how I built it, I do describe the process a little bit on one of my videos but I would not want to take it apart to do the video…. However, ask me any questions in the comments and I will try to answer them. In a nutshell…. The easiest model to do it with is the Revell 1/570, you can build the hull and easily remove the topside to get inside before it’s glued down…. First step is build the hull and seal it with gorilla glue. (Hobby glue is not strong enough and to brittle for the abuse the hull will take) Add the bow and stern deck. Then balance the hull first without adding the rest of the deck, you want some of the hull below the waterline - the weight of your ballast will do that… So balance the ship with a rock or something heavy. While the ship is floating carefully adjust and then glue the ballast in. Then remove the hull from the water and let it dry. Drill a hole near the bow (I did it on the very bottom).Cut ship in half including the top decks all at once Etc.. using a fine model hack saw blade. Use hobby plastic to seal each section of the hull then rebalance both pieces. You want them to float independently. Then you need to figure out how to keep the pieces attached and able to break apart. That’s the hard part. I used small magnets, the gravity of the bow filling with water breaks the ship in half. That’s the hard part and will take a bit to master. Then build the rest and detail. It’s a lot of trial and error. You can add watertight compartments with plastic if you want but they are not necessary. You will also need a hole in the stern section like the bow, but smaller to fill water slower then the bow. You will get a feel for things as you build it…. You will likely need to modify what I tell you based on how you build and what you want it to do. But this is the most basic way to tell you how I did it. This can be a very frustrating project, and after you build and test it - it may perform differently then it did once it’s all put together, just adjust and work on it some more, (I did not have the time to perfect mine) but stay positive and be patient and eventually you will figure it out. I hope this helps. Good luck with it and if you have questions just ask.
@@ourdogzippy yo I got a question will Lego work? As long as you dont put it to tight
Looks like the stern always ends up standing straight out of the water for just a few moments before going under. Man... It would be interesting if someone could also build a pool that is scaled to the depth that mimics the 2 Mike drop and see how the ship behaves as it descends... May we always put safety before vanity.... Thanks for sharing.
How did you make the model tho
Sealed it off, balanced it, made it float, cut it in half very carefully, and allowed for a slow leak of water to get in both the bow and stern sections, magnets and gravity handle the splitting action.
@@ourdogzippy ok
Wow
Love it
I really want the vintage submersible model titanic
Increíble y maravilloso 🎉😂❤
Hola!
Me podrías decir dónde lo has comprado porfavor???
O mandar enlace para comprarlo??
It’s just a basic plastic model kit. I altered it to split in half and sink. You may be able to find a kit here: hobbylinc.com
Can you please do a tutorial on this you dont have to include the falling off funnels i just want a tutorial on the splitting and the bulk heasds
I don’t have plans to do a tutorial at this time being I would have to build another to do the tutorial or take the existing one apart…. but if you have questions I can try to answer them
I love the idea
Why is it being premiered?
If I have a new video I typically like to drop them on Friday’s, (sometimes I drop on different days but I prefer Friday) plus the premiere gives all my awesome subscribers notice so they don’t miss it :-)
@@ourdogzippy oh ok
Please tell me how to make it stand upright by itself because mine just topples over
To make a model float upright you need to balance it. You need to find the center of the hull and glue something heavy like a rock inside it, or a piece of metal, Some people seem to like to use coins. Any of these methods will balance the ship to float upright, it just takes trial and error but This will balance it out.
@@ourdogzippy Alright, I found something that works but its too heavy. It doesnt affect sinking too much. It just makes the ships go to around the black part of the hull. But sinking is good other than that! Now i just need the splitting mechanism lol
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How did you cut it/what did you use to cut it?
I used a hobby knife with a hacksaw extension. I painted the hull first, then assembled the hull and loosely placed the decks on top - then cut straight through them all at once - you only get one crack at it so be careful:-)
An iceberg
Can you show us the magnets the size im trying to build one my self
The magnets are about the circumference of an eraser head on a pencil…. They are called rare earth magnets. Very small
@@ourdogzippy also question I do not know if you replied to this question does Lego work
590/10 coool
Hi
How did you make it split?
The weight of the water filling up the hull over powers the magnets holding it together so they separate
Model name?
Titanic 1/570 by Revell
How
A slow leak starts it off and the weight of the water entering the hull separates the magnets that connect the ship together…. It was difficult to build - it’s not perfect but it works :-)
How'd u make it split
Magnets hold it together and the weight of the water + gravity makes it split.
@@ourdogzippy Thanks!
@@ourdogzippy are the magnets at the bottom?
@@22kwelch the magnets are on the inside of the plastic bulkheads, I tried them in the bottom but they were two powerful and would somewhat reattach after the split and sink whole - of course depending on how you do it you may get different results, I use a plastic flange in the bottom to help keep it together
@@ourdogzippy ok
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