100%agreed

actually it sank to the side like the movie shows, this one sank almost going flat, not really.

@@imdead7489the movie is untrue.

and that's when the model hit the bottom of the long island sound lol lol

it's safe on my bookshelf now :)

@@gordak ok

Can we see the damage ?

Once tried to float my model, but 1. It was not sealed properly, causing it to leak (I didn't put an intentional iceberg gash. The hull had too many gaps). It also capsized and soon, I decided that using the model as a water toy was not very easy or smart.

How you sink it like him is you put something heavy inside the 🛳

Coins to balance the model and fix the gaps with tape if possible

Throw some quarters in it and it’ll flow

@@pianiphicechoes320 hot glue💯

no, it was all sealed with acrylic varnish. You will notice, I didn't have the rigging on when it sank. The water drops would have looked unrealistic on the rigging

The acrylic varnish Can it prevent the model's paint from coming off?

@@user-mj9dx9go6j yea just get any clear sealer spray (I use testors) and your paint will be fine. Make double sure it’s a waterproof sealer

Look it up on shapeways, they sell a bunch of different scales

I'm working on it

here are the decals for you to print on decal paper postimg.cc/TKjnqzr3

@@gordak thank you very much

@@gordak make 1/400 scale of it

tamiya deck tank airbrushed with brown added to edges and white added to the high traffic areas

that's what they do, because they are top heavy, I used a wire rig

wire rig under the keel, which failed to work as intended. The biggest issue with model boats is how they bob in the waves, so i was able to eliminate some of that.

I think he cut the hull then repaired it after she sank

Cuz that "version" of her never existed she never served as a passenger liner

@@randomuser9883 she was gonna originally

@@Bluemantopvids yeah but she was never painted in that scheme

Most people just glue a fishing line to their ship so they can just pull it back out. These models are made of plastic, They can be reused

Yes, The Britannic and Titanic were started on the same project, these 2 ships and her sister Olympic were the only three ships in the Olympic Class, Olympic being the First of the three to be built and making her maiden voyage on 14 July 1911 and unlike her brothers she had a long commercial life and being scrapped in 1935, the Britannic never made a single commercial voyage and in 1916 shortly before her construction was completed she was requisitioned as a Hospital Ship by the British Admiralty and made 6 voyages before suffering an explosion in morning of November 16, 1916 and sink in just 55 minutes off the coast of Kea Island in shallow water.

not at all, acrylic model paints can handle water once they have dried

@@gordak thank you, oh and, how much time did it take you to make the model?

@@gordak and? Where can I buy it?

No your sister.

Yes maam

its in the info section with links

Just do what you love, don't let bullies limit you.

@@gordak ok.

@@gordak thx

@@gordak also it had a different box cover not like the one that you had.

Britannic doesn’t flip over

@@Boypogikami132 yes it does

@@ItsMeBS114 Britannic didn't flip over

@@JealouseStatement oh

That 2000 britannic sinking was historicaly innacurate

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