Tom, I’ve followed your work since you were designing ships for Virtual Sailor over ten years ago. So amazed to see where you’re at now, the work you’ve completed. Here’s to ten more years, and many more.
@@MrBibi86 I also wonder what happened with that. But, in my opinion THG is finished. It's almost like every time there's a new version of Unreal Engine, they want to build a new hull. And now they're undertaking a huge painstaking task of recreating the hull of the ship plate by plate. It's sad to say, but I have serious doubts the game will ever actually come out and be sinkable.
It's amazing how you guys reenacted the ship exactly as it was, to the smallest details. This reenactment is second to none and should be given them recognition to the team what is due. Love your channel ❤
Wow! What an amazing recreation of this beautiful ship, I could actually imagine myself on it! You guys should be incredibly proud of yourselves, this has been a real privilege to watch. Very many thanks, with much love, and gratitude from Scotland 🙏🤗x
@@juliemanarin4127 Aww bless, thank you Julie 🤗 Your mother probably wouldn’t recognise Bedford now! Sadly, like many other places, they haven’t changed for the better! Scotland is the same, although I’m really lucky because I’m away from the big cities, Aberdeen being my nearest 20 miles away, we’ve even had lots of sun this week, 😃let’s hope it lasts for a while. 🤗xx
I always was fascinated by lusitania she seemed a lot more Victorian looking than her rivals titanic and Olympic. I’m sad she’s not as well documented as titanic is but this will allow us to see angles of the ships interior that haven’t been seen by human eyes in over a century. What you’re doing here is beautiful and I thank you for the hard work and dedication. You really re opened one of my childhood passions for beautiful ships like this.
Her maiden voyage was 1907, they laid the keel down in 1904, which means they were designing her before that. So she's really the last of the Victorians in a way.
This is fantastic! The attention to detail is remarkable. One truly can feel part of the ship as it's explored. I so love all of your videos I've seen...on land and sea. Thanks for making me feel a part of History.
I am one of your new followers (subscribers) and I am blown away by the work you all have done so far. So very detailed and authentic. I loved the recent live event and was engrossed from beginning to end.
Waowe... for being a WIP this is beyond impressive, and even if it were to be released right now I would be in awe. When sampling the sheer, and how the matrices of uneven levels overlapped each other... I felt my entire body shift along; as if I were walking in the boat myself. That's some real dedication to meticulous detail ^^. Beautiful
Thanks for this update Tom. Congratulations on all of your new subscribers, which is a reflection of your top notch quality content and channel! Very well deserved! You and your team do such a great job with your videos and I'm really looking forward to this Lusitania museum and book! Thanks so much for all you do!
I listened to the album and I have to say it's absolutely fantastic. It was cool to hear some classic works like "Oh, You Beautiful Doll". I particularly love the vintage renditions. Amazing work and congrats to you, J. Kent & Tessa Layton.
Outstanding work Tom and team. Really looking forward to seeing this as it develops. Congrats on the explosive growth of your channel. I saw it coming 👍
I remember watching a documentary over 20 years ago about the sinking, and the words of one German historian have always stuck with me. "The sinking of the Lusitania was one of the first cases of modern total war... a terrible thing of course".
I cannot express how excited I am for this project. The Lusitania is truly a fascinating ship, and I think it’s wonderful the amount of work you guys are putting into this.
You've done breathtaking work here. It's amazing to see how different her interiors were from her sister's. Mauretania had a darker look, with a lot of carved wood paneling. Lusitania is so light and airy! Just magnificent. What you're doing with these great ships is a gift to humanity, and a moving tribute to the ships that brings them back to vivid life for those of us who weren't born in time to witness the Golden Age of Ocean Travel.
@@PartTimeExplorer how is the Greyhound's Wake coming so far have you modeled up and created and added more rooms to explore on The Lusitania? also, there is this video game studio called Herteractive that makes these mystery games of Nancy Drew where you solve mysteries of all kinds and you also get to explore places like you are with the Lusitania in this simulation maybe you and your friends can join them and help them out with their animation and maybe suggest a mystery for them with either Titanic or Britanic or even The Lusitania or all the above.
I pulled up Liners of the Golden Era earlier this week when I saw your announcement and I LOVE it. Thank you for finding these songs and making them accessible to everyone!
This is phenomenal. You guys should receive an award for this feat. Amazing to see Lusitania in her sheer grandeur. Thanks for the long hard hours of work putting this together. Thank you. My first favorite ocean liner.
Hey Tom, I have just stumbled across your videos on lost ship history and glad I did so, whilst watching your video on the S.S Sachem and through this one I wondered if you had heard of the Edmund Fitzgerald, an American Great Lakes freighter. She went down in November of 75 now sitting at the bottom of Lake Superior with an eerie tale to follow that I’m sure you’ll find as interesting as I do. Your project looks fantastic and I can’t wait to see the finished product.
Hi from Australia. I've just discovered your channel and I'm hooked. Great content and editing. I appreciate that you obviously research the subject matter well and put it all together in a very interesting format. Looking forward to exploring your channel!
I'm loving the detail! Especially the accuracy of the detailing! You can really see that she's actually quite a small liner compared to even the Olympic Class.
So you’re doing the Empress of Ireland next??? And PUH-LEASE add the regal suite in this so we can explore it, im so impressed with the Lusi/Mauretania’s regal suites 😩
Looks amazing!!! The ONLY problem with your channel is that I've seen everything and hate having to wait for your next video! 😆 🤣 😂 Thank you for ALL the hard work and time that you put into these videos so we can watch and learn! I have learned much from watching your work, and it has inspired me to WANT to learn more! Thank you again!!!
Your attention to detail for both the museum and the storytelling are just fantastic, but you know what has me glued to this? The music. About a decade later (mid to late 1920's) my father actually played piano on cruise ships. This whole era fascinates me. I've gone right over to Spotify, but I'd love to have more information about the music, the performers, sheet music availability, everything. I'm just fascinated, and so glad you've gone into this much detail.
The number one experience I'm waiting for on Steam. I swear that when the page will be out I'll be on it and be one of the first five or ten to buy it!
I got CHILLS at the end of the video. That's sooo eerie. I hope someone makes a movie or miniseries on this ship besides to that docudrama made in the 2000s. I love ocean liners and this is my second favorite
I wasn’t really into this type of thing, but these videos are amazing. Quickly becoming my favourite channel, watch all vids 100% to the end. Very fascinating.
Hi Tom. New subscriber to yr channel. luv every thing to do with history. recommend from faces of the forgotten. from 🇬🇧 an old cockney gal. b safe take care. 😄👍👍
Okay, this is stunning work, absolutely amazing, the skills, talents and research on display. Imagine if someone could walk through those models using a VR headset, that'd be *wild*. Really enjoying your sense of humor, too.
oh my God... very smooth and gorgious walkthrough of Lusitania... Very great work... Hopefully many more such videos will be seen on Lusitania, Titanic, Britannic and Olympic like this walkthrough style... thank you
What a thoroughly gorgeous and phenomenal endeavour of art that the Part-Time Explorer Team has created that brings the RMS Lusitania back to life. The details and digital mastery are extraordinary and tell the story of an entire age and society that was thought lost. The music and survivor voices ensure her story will live on. Having literally disembarked off RMS Queen Mary 2 this morning in Southampton, we met a lady who had joined the Cunard liner MV Queen Victoria for the 100th anniversary commemoration of the sinking of Lusitania. She said it was the most poignant and memorable cruise she had been on with the families of those lost and survivors, dignitaries and the people of Cobh/Queenstown in attendance with prominent roles. We realised last night that our disembarkation day was the 108th anniversary of the sinking, quite coincidentally. Upon learning of a deep interest in the human story of this great ship, she expressed her wish to gift the menus from that voyage to my archive and items from Lusitania, including a window from the starboard forward boat deck. For those on the Part-Time Explorer Team with an interest, you have our utmost support. Many thanks for your time, dedication and commitment to bringing this important chapter in history back to life and the attention of future generations.
New subscriber here and I absolutely love your content. You have single handed sparked my love of history again! Also now especially maritime history! Have you have given a thought to doing a series on famous or infamous lighthouses? Their history and stories of their time in service?
I sincerely wish I could like this video more than once. Your humour excels as always and appreciating the sheer amount of work put into virtually recreating this massive ocean liner makes me appreciate all the more the original work that went into creating the Lusitania in the first place. All of the people working on this project, truly, this is an amazing way to make History all the more tangible. Thank you for what you do. Edit: OMG, yesssss, I've wanted that next project of yours so dearly! Yes, please, it is imperious to get this Empress some proper attention. The teaser blows my mind already; the lighting looks gorgeous, the carvings and paintings are... truly dedication at its fineness. Wow. Just wow.
My favourite thing about this video is hearing you making your little jokes and comments of appreciation for your team. I truly feel the pride you have for this project. Feels like the team dynamic is a happy and positive one too. I know nothing about ships, but you guys are infectious with your passion.
I read the book Dead Wake on the sinking of the Lusitania; the sadness of the ship's destruction as well a loss of life and artifacts is awful. Eighteen minutes and down. You and your fellows are doing a great service to history. Thank you so much.
What you guys are doing is amazing. As a kid I always dreamed about having a interactive experience with famous ships. Giving people something that goes beyond the photographs. As time goes on, technology improves and cost of development goes down. I hope to see a world where many of history's famous ships are digitally preserved so kids in the future like when I was young can experience these amazing vessels. As well as the amazing people who sailed upon them Thank you for what you do!
I never was very interested in shipping history and shipwreck stories until I happened onto one of your videos. Now, I eagerly look to see if there is a notification about another video from your channel. You are a great storyteller and I have enjoyed browsing through your playlists. I've even watched some of your videos multiple times. This video walkthrough of the Lusitania is already pretty amazing, I am looking forward to the finished version.
as a pianist i dearly love the soundtrack that was playing! it really is reminiscent of the waltzes that were popular around the turn of the century with a hint of some less rigid flavors from ragtime and what would eventually become jazz. An unexpected treat, thank you haha
Holy crap that’s stunning. I didn’t expect this level of awesome because I didn’t even know it was technologically feasible- it’s lovely. The detail!!! 🤯 the gilding, reflections, and the texturing! The dark wooden panels in the room with the marble fireplace- wow. And damn, Emma is a brilliant painter.
This is amazing. Who ARE you people?! I’m so impressed with everything about this. The modelling, the animation, the music, the INSANE attention to detail, the storytelling. WELL DONE! BRAVO! Can’t wait to see the finished product.
hello , first off hats off to all the time and effort you put into your research , its commendable , keep up the excellent work and keep the videos coming , your comprehensive and meticulous study and research is very apparent in each and every video , having said that , i hope that you are aware and do realize that you have fans and subscribers from outside of the US , like way out and totally on the other side of the globe , best of luck , keep up the good work ! cheers !
I don't think there are words to truly describe how amazing this is turning out. Wow. Great job to all of you doing this. I can't wait to see the final version.
Absolutely amazing work, and looking forward to more about this project! (I do have to say, I had to giggle about all the chairs being turned around. Must have been a heck of a night 😉)
Hi Tom...Cindy from Az... Ron from FOF sent me and I love what I’ve watched so far. I started with Bonnie Claire and I definitely see myself binging on my next day off! Love that your wife leaves those flowers...nice touch💐
The scenes, sights, views are very realistic. I really felt I was on a ship. I was somewhat surprised when, as I followed around the columns after first entering the saloon from the outside, I was not met by my wife, resplendent in a white gown and pears. You and your team have worked wonders of wonders in this beautiful ship. The music is grand and the ambience is full and complete even tinged with a touch of melancholy for those who left her decks when War tore her from this world. Your narration is very well spoken neither too formal or too loud as you guide us through. Than you.
Marvelous. Your model of Lucy (as those who affectionately nicknamed) is magnificent. Also, it's grand you lads have devoted some time to the Empress of Ireland.
Thanks for the update, I'm very much looking forward to this.
Tom, I’ve followed your work since you were designing ships for Virtual Sailor over ten years ago. So amazed to see where you’re at now, the work you’ve completed. Here’s to ten more years, and many more.
when I was a kid I never thought I would meet another person who played Virtual Sailor lol
didn't he also use to be with Titanic Honor and Glory? what happened? Did he have a falling out with the other guys?
@@MrBibi86 I also wonder what happened with that. But, in my opinion THG is finished. It's almost like every time there's a new version of Unreal Engine, they want to build a new hull. And now they're undertaking a huge painstaking task of recreating the hull of the ship plate by plate. It's sad to say, but I have serious doubts the game will ever actually come out and be sinkable.
It's amazing how you guys reenacted the ship exactly as it was, to the smallest details. This reenactment is second to none and should be given them recognition to the team what is due. Love your channel ❤
Wow! What an amazing recreation of this beautiful ship, I could actually imagine myself on it! You guys should be incredibly proud of yourselves, this has been a real privilege to watch. Very many thanks, with much love, and gratitude from Scotland 🙏🤗x
Absolutely!! Superb...greetings to you from Chicago! My mom was from Bedford England!
@@juliemanarin4127 Aww bless, thank you Julie 🤗 Your mother probably wouldn’t recognise Bedford now! Sadly, like many other places, they haven’t changed for the better! Scotland is the same, although I’m really lucky because I’m away from the big cities, Aberdeen being my nearest 20 miles away, we’ve even had lots of sun this week, 😃let’s hope it lasts for a while. 🤗xx
I always was fascinated by lusitania she seemed a lot more Victorian looking than her rivals titanic and Olympic. I’m sad she’s not as well documented as titanic is but this will allow us to see angles of the ships interior that haven’t been seen by human eyes in over a century. What you’re doing here is beautiful and I thank you for the hard work and dedication. You really re opened one of my childhood passions for beautiful ships like this.
aquatania was far more grander interior wise then the olympic class.
Do you mean Lusitania’s interior or exterior was more Victorian looking?
@Super Nostalgia
Doesn’t really pertain to this comment, but absolutely, amen! 👍
@SuperNostalgia. That has nothing to do with the video xd
Her maiden voyage was 1907, they laid the keel down in 1904, which means they were designing her before that. So she's really the last of the Victorians in a way.
Absolutely fantastic! I’m glad to see that Lusitania is finally getting some real love, it’s long overdue!
This is fantastic! The attention to detail is remarkable. One truly can feel part of the ship as it's explored. I so love all of your videos I've seen...on land and sea. Thanks for making me feel a part of History.
Looks like y'all have been doing great work on this! We're in a golden age of ship recreations and I'm here for it.
I am one of your new followers (subscribers) and I am blown away by the work you all have done so far. So very detailed and authentic. I loved the recent live event and was engrossed from beginning to end.
Your videos are seriously some of the best on the internet. Thank you so, so much for what you do
Waowe... for being a WIP this is beyond impressive, and even if it were to be released right now I would be in awe. When sampling the sheer, and how the matrices of uneven levels overlapped each other... I felt my entire body shift along; as if I were walking in the boat myself. That's some real dedication to meticulous detail ^^. Beautiful
Simply outstanding i am completely hocked your back ground history on all your subjects is a wonder keep on !
Thanks for this update Tom. Congratulations on all of your new subscribers, which is a reflection of your top notch quality content and channel! Very well deserved! You and your team do such a great job with your videos and I'm really looking forward to this Lusitania museum and book! Thanks so much for all you do!
Tom, I really love your channel, my Dad and I consider it a gem. God bless you!
I cant wait! I love Lusitania! She is absolutely my favorite ocean liner, she was just so beautiful!
I listened to the album and I have to say it's absolutely fantastic. It was cool to hear some classic works like "Oh, You Beautiful Doll". I particularly love the vintage renditions. Amazing work and congrats to you, J. Kent & Tessa Layton.
Thank you for the kind feedback, my wife and I really appreciate it!
Wow this was amazing attention to detail. Bravo!
I'm really looking forward for the Lusitania game Tom. It's been a year and a half since I first saw in your channel. That was August 2021.
Outstanding work Tom and team. Really looking forward to seeing this as it develops. Congrats on the explosive growth of your channel. I saw it coming 👍
You tell stories so well ... I really enjoy your stories
I remember watching a documentary over 20 years ago about the sinking, and the words of one German historian have always stuck with me. "The sinking of the Lusitania was one of the first cases of modern total war... a terrible thing of course".
The Liners: Ships of War
I've got goosebumps. I am so very much looking forward to this. Tom , your commentary is awesome.
I cannot express how excited I am for this project. The Lusitania is truly a fascinating ship, and I think it’s wonderful the amount of work you guys are putting into this.
This is simply amazing work! You deserve all the good things to come from your efforts!
Looking forward to the Lusitania experience. Keep up great work with the project and all props to the team!
You've done breathtaking work here. It's amazing to see how different her interiors were from her sister's. Mauretania had a darker look, with a lot of carved wood paneling. Lusitania is so light and airy! Just magnificent.
What you're doing with these great ships is a gift to humanity, and a moving tribute to the ships that brings them back to vivid life for those of us who weren't born in time to witness the Golden Age of Ocean Travel.
Hi Tom, I’m on here after watching faces of the forgotten. Ron mentioned you. Can’t wait to see what your shows will show. God Bless
I’m actually with Ron right this minute!
@@PartTimeExplorer how is the Greyhound's Wake coming so far have you modeled up and created and added more rooms to explore on The Lusitania?
also, there is this video game studio called Herteractive that makes these mystery games of Nancy Drew where you solve mysteries of all kinds and you also get to explore places like you are with the Lusitania in this simulation maybe you and your friends can join them and help them out with their animation and maybe suggest a mystery for them with either Titanic or Britanic or even The Lusitania or all the above.
This is incredible!!! I am SO EXCITED to see the final product!!!! And Empress of Ireland too, excellent!!
Brilliant, Tom! I can hardly wait to see more.
That piano sounds absolutely amazing. Beautifully haunting. It chokes me up with emotion.
I am reading Dead Wake right now. It's a fantastic book. I look forward to having visials to flesh out the events in my mind.
Great to it all coming together really well can't wait to see it finished you have all done a marvelous job well done 👍
For seeing this the first time, this is an amazing amount of detail. Y'all are doing a fantastic job. Can't wait to see the final
I pulled up Liners of the Golden Era earlier this week when I saw your announcement and I LOVE it. Thank you for finding these songs and making them accessible to everyone!
This is phenomenal. You guys should receive an award for this feat. Amazing to see Lusitania in her sheer grandeur. Thanks for the long hard hours of work putting this together. Thank you. My first favorite ocean liner.
It’s crazy how you’ve grown so much I,be been here since the very beginning
Looks really good, Tom. You and the team are doing an amazing job!
Hey Tom, I have just stumbled across your videos on lost ship history and glad I did so, whilst watching your video on the S.S Sachem and through this one I wondered if you had heard of the Edmund Fitzgerald, an American Great Lakes freighter. She went down in November of 75 now sitting at the bottom of Lake Superior with an eerie tale to follow that I’m sure you’ll find as interesting as I do. Your project looks fantastic and I can’t wait to see the finished product.
Love your work. You guys are amazing!
Ridiculously detailed and beautiful! Well done and thank you for the countless hours of hard work!
Beautiful. Music adds to recreation and authenticity..
love your work your not afraid to go in depth and I do love that about your videos
This is looking brilliant Tom! You and the team have been working very hard to create all of this amazing game! You should be very proud 🙂
So awesome. So much work. Great job to all involved. 🎉❤
Incredible work thus far!!!
Hi from Australia. I've just discovered your channel and I'm hooked. Great content and editing. I appreciate that you obviously research the subject matter well and put it all together in a very interesting format. Looking forward to exploring your channel!
I'm loving the detail! Especially the accuracy of the detailing! You can really see that she's actually quite a small liner compared to even the Olympic Class.
Wow so awesome. The story is amazing. Very interesting. Good job 👍 😊
So you’re doing the Empress of Ireland next???
And PUH-LEASE add the regal suite in this so we can explore it, im so impressed with the Lusi/Mauretania’s regal suites 😩
Love the work!
Brilliant work and definitely a day one purchase!. We're lucky to have such talented folk in the historical ship nerd family! 😆
Looks amazing!!! The ONLY problem with your channel is that I've seen everything and hate having to wait for your next video! 😆 🤣 😂
Thank you for ALL the hard work and time that you put into these videos so we can watch and learn! I have learned much from watching your work, and it has inspired me to WANT to learn more! Thank you again!!!
Your attention to detail for both the museum and the storytelling are just fantastic, but you know what has me glued to this? The music. About a decade later (mid to late 1920's) my father actually played piano on cruise ships. This whole era fascinates me. I've gone right over to Spotify, but I'd love to have more information about the music, the performers, sheet music availability, everything. I'm just fascinated, and so glad you've gone into this much detail.
The number one experience I'm waiting for on Steam. I swear that when the page will be out I'll be on it and be one of the first five or ten to buy it!
I got CHILLS at the end of the video. That's sooo eerie. I hope someone makes a movie or miniseries on this ship besides to that docudrama made in the 2000s. I love ocean liners and this is my second favorite
A stunning digital recreation. Hearty congratulations. Tom.
You’re putting out great content! 🤙🏻💪🏻🤙🏻
Tom, you are truly gifted! All of your videos are superb!
Nothing to say except this is amazing! Love your channel
Thanx 🙏🙏🙏love all your work
Peace from Norway
I wasn’t really into this type of thing, but these videos are amazing. Quickly becoming my favourite channel, watch all vids 100% to the end. Very fascinating.
This really feels like the future for museums/historic experiences. A new genre in video games driven by some of the most passionate people around.
Great video, love your channel!
Just downloaded that album of the music, very nice relaxing music!
Been following your work for as long as I can remember. Hope this gets as much hype as Britannic did.
Hi Tom. New subscriber to yr channel. luv every thing to do with history. recommend from faces of the forgotten. from 🇬🇧 an old cockney gal. b safe take care. 😄👍👍
Okay, this is stunning work, absolutely amazing, the skills, talents and research on display. Imagine if someone could walk through those models using a VR headset, that'd be *wild*. Really enjoying your sense of humor, too.
oh my God... very smooth and gorgious walkthrough of Lusitania... Very great work... Hopefully many more such videos will be seen on Lusitania, Titanic, Britannic and Olympic like this walkthrough style... thank you
What a thoroughly gorgeous and phenomenal endeavour of art that the Part-Time Explorer Team has created that brings the RMS Lusitania back to life. The details and digital mastery are extraordinary and tell the story of an entire age and society that was thought lost. The music and survivor voices ensure her story will live on. Having literally disembarked off RMS Queen Mary 2 this morning in Southampton, we met a lady who had joined the Cunard liner MV Queen Victoria for the 100th anniversary commemoration of the sinking of Lusitania. She said it was the most poignant and memorable cruise she had been on with the families of those lost and survivors, dignitaries and the people of Cobh/Queenstown in attendance with prominent roles. We realised last night that our disembarkation day was the 108th anniversary of the sinking, quite coincidentally. Upon learning of a deep interest in the human story of this great ship, she expressed her wish to gift the menus from that voyage to my archive and items from Lusitania, including a window from the starboard forward boat deck. For those on the Part-Time Explorer Team with an interest, you have our utmost support. Many thanks for your time, dedication and commitment to bringing this important chapter in history back to life and the attention of future generations.
New subscriber here and I absolutely love your content. You have single handed sparked my love of history again! Also now especially maritime history! Have you have given a thought to doing a series on famous or infamous lighthouses? Their history and stories of their time in service?
Wow, this is really an amazing work you did!
This came as a HUGE, STUNNING surprise!! What craft, what detail, what information!! THANK YOU!!! ❤❤
I sincerely wish I could like this video more than once. Your humour excels as always and appreciating the sheer amount of work put into virtually recreating this massive ocean liner makes me appreciate all the more the original work that went into creating the Lusitania in the first place.
All of the people working on this project, truly, this is an amazing way to make History all the more tangible. Thank you for what you do.
Edit: OMG, yesssss, I've wanted that next project of yours so dearly! Yes, please, it is imperious to get this Empress some proper attention. The teaser blows my mind already; the lighting looks gorgeous, the carvings and paintings are... truly dedication at its fineness.
Wow. Just wow.
My favourite thing about this video is hearing you making your little jokes and comments of appreciation for your team. I truly feel the pride you have for this project. Feels like the team dynamic is a happy and positive one too.
I know nothing about ships, but you guys are infectious with your passion.
This is going to be awsome!!! Always been interested in the Lusitania! I hope you can include the engine room! That would be AWSOME!!!
Incredible. Truly incredible! The sets and designs are so well detailed.
Also, they're gonna do the Empress of Ireland next? Awesome!
This is absolute magic. So much so I could cry. The Lucy is my favorite ship of all time, this is so amazing to be able to see it like this.
Wow, I forgot how pretty the Lusitania was. Beautiful recreation!
You have fantastic content , Stunning animation ,thank you!
I read the book Dead Wake on the sinking of the Lusitania; the sadness of the ship's destruction as well a loss of life and artifacts is awful. Eighteen minutes and down. You and your fellows are doing a great service to history. Thank you so much.
Excited for the project! Experiencing history with the efforts you'll have put in is amazing...
What you guys are doing is amazing. As a kid I always dreamed about having a interactive experience with famous ships.
Giving people something that goes beyond the photographs.
As time goes on, technology improves and cost of development goes down. I hope to see a world where many of history's famous ships are digitally preserved so kids in the future like when I was young can experience these amazing vessels. As well as the amazing people who sailed upon them
Thank you for what you do!
I never was very interested in shipping history and shipwreck stories until I happened onto one of your videos. Now, I eagerly look to see if there is a notification about another video from your channel. You are a great storyteller and I have enjoyed browsing through your playlists. I've even watched some of your videos multiple times. This video walkthrough of the Lusitania is already pretty amazing, I am looking forward to the finished version.
as a pianist i dearly love the soundtrack that was playing! it really is reminiscent of the waltzes that were popular around the turn of the century with a hint of some less rigid flavors from ragtime and what would eventually become jazz. An unexpected treat, thank you haha
Holy crap that’s stunning. I didn’t expect this level of awesome because I didn’t even know it was technologically feasible- it’s lovely. The detail!!! 🤯 the gilding, reflections, and the texturing! The dark wooden panels in the room with the marble fireplace- wow. And damn, Emma is a brilliant painter.
This is amazing. Who ARE you people?! I’m so impressed with everything about this. The modelling, the animation, the music, the INSANE attention to detail, the storytelling.
WELL DONE! BRAVO!
Can’t wait to see the finished product.
Looking good, now I wanna game modeling the Andrea Doria, I think it would be stellar seeing all of the artwork the vessel was famous for.
Just subscribed, heard of your channel from Faces Not Forgotten with Ron.Hey from South Carolina.Will be watching.
I'm so glad I'm a Patreon supporter of this gentleman and his crew!
hello , first off hats off to all the time and effort you put into your research , its commendable , keep up the excellent work and keep the videos coming , your comprehensive and meticulous study and research is very apparent in each and every video , having said that , i hope that you are aware and do realize that you have fans and subscribers from outside of the US , like way out and totally on the other side of the globe , best of luck , keep up the good work ! cheers !
I don't think there are words to truly describe how amazing this is turning out. Wow. Great job to all of you doing this. I can't wait to see the final version.
Absolutely amazing work, and looking forward to more about this project! (I do have to say, I had to giggle about all the chairs being turned around. Must have been a heck of a night 😉)
This is so cool!
Hi Tom...Cindy from Az... Ron from FOF sent me and I love what I’ve watched so far. I started with Bonnie Claire and I definitely see myself binging on my next day off! Love that your wife leaves those flowers...nice touch💐
Great job... incredible 👍. Will continue to watch your channel. "Lucy" one of my favorites 😊
Awesome!!
The scenes, sights, views are very realistic. I really felt I was on a ship. I was somewhat surprised when, as I followed around the columns after first entering the saloon from the outside, I was not met by my wife, resplendent in a white gown and pears. You and your team have worked wonders of wonders in this beautiful ship. The music is grand and the ambience is full and complete even tinged with a touch of melancholy for those who left her decks when War tore her from this world. Your narration is very well spoken neither too formal or too loud as you guide us through. Than you.
IM sooo happy i found your channel, i love history and SHip planes all types of transport. and your channel DETAIL is A plus chefs kiss.
Marvelous. Your model of Lucy (as those who affectionately nicknamed) is magnificent. Also, it's grand you lads have devoted some time to the Empress of Ireland.
hey amazing to be subscribed and absolutely love the videos as a history nerd with an addiction to amazing areas and addiction to ocean liners.
I’ve been waiting for something like this since I was 9 years old