"TINTANIC" THE SHIP OF MY DREAMS Part 3 "Three in One"
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- “TINTANIC” THE SHIP OF MY DREAMS
PART THREE “Three in One” HD *(High-Definition Format)
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Description:
Gino Hart is the designer of the “TINTANIC” - the largest TITANIC model in Africa - made of “tin”. It took 3 years to construct the massive 8.7 meter *(27 ft.) giant replica. The ill-fated ocean liner sank on 15 April 1912 on her maiden voyage in the frigid North Atlantic Ocean, with a tremendous loss of life. In Part 3, the "TINTANIC" construction gets underway starting with the Bridge of the ship. Sections 1, 2 and 3 are taking the shape of a ship so monstrous that it dwarfed everything in the STUDIO 401. In the lazy little Freestate town of Villiers the "TINTANIC" rose like a phoenix from the ashes.
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WEBSITES:
www.studio401exhibitions.weebly.com
www.tintanicmodelship.weebly.com
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Original “TINTANIC” Concept c p 2014
A Historical Artwork by South African Artist Gino Hart c p 2017
STUDIO 401 *(PTY) Ltd. South Africa.
“TINTANIC” THE SHIP OF MY DREAMS
Copyrighted Artwork of STUDIO 401 *(PTY) Ltd. RSA
MUSIC
Opening Theme Music
“Three Sheets to the Wind” by Scott Buckley
Released under CC-BY 4.0 www.scottbuckley.com.au
ADDITIONAL MUSIC
Main Episode Feature Music
Celtic Battle Music "Iron Queen" by Filip Lackovic
Courtesy of AMV Music Nation and CZcams Audio Library
Interlude "Rocky Road to Dublin" by Rhodri McDonagh
Fiddle by Rosie Bell
Courtesy of CZcams Audio Library
Additional INSERT CREDITS
"Mozart Turkish March Music" by Jawad Ali from Pixabay.com
IMAGES
All historical background black and white background or foreground images in this production have been sourced with a special CC-PD license from Wikimedia Commons under a Creative Commons Share-Alike License unless otherwise specified or indicated. Most images were photographed by Robert Welch the official photographer of Harland & Wolff Shipyards or George Grantham Bain collection at the Library of Congress i.e. Bain News Service with no known copyright restrictions. Some images are CC-PD United Kingdom with no known copyright restrictions. Where possible, very effort has been made to include unique identification and attribution for all images used in the credits of each particular video*(s).
SOUND EFFECTS
All background sound effects used in this production are courtesy of the respective copyright owner*(s) if any and most are sourced from PIXABAY www.pixabay.com and used under a Share-Alike License CC-BY 4.0 or CC-PD Public Domain License. Like and subscribe prompts courtesy imovation and Khem Raj from PIXABAY. Where possible, every effort has been made to include unique identification and attribution for all images used in the credits of each particular video*(s).
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As a major Titanic buff and historian, I’m amazed
Thank you so much. That means a lot to me.
This is such a masterpiece it belongs in the museum!! Its beautiful
wow!
Awesome accomplishment !!
Thanks sooo much 😊 Please subscribe to catch more upcoming episodes!
This is so good I am rlly in to it
😊 Thanks! I'm so glad you like "TINTANIC"
The way you say and write titanic is not a problem just wanted to know
Good isnt it a bit stout?
What do you mean by "stout"?
are you gonna do the sisters?
I'm sorry for the late response to your question, I saw the comment but it somehow disappeared. "TINTANIC" mainly represents a Titanic model but does incorporate features that existed on the Olympic and the Britannic as well. She is an "Olympic Class" model.
Don’t you mean titanic?
No, the misspelling is completely intentional. The model is made of "tin" - we also call her "TIN" for short. That additional "N" in the name creates a trademark copyright ©️, which was fully explained in previous episodes.
is it floodable?
Well, it's definitely not designed to float. "TINTANIC" is a full on landlubber.
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Will you ever do a "movie" with it?
@@user-mi8ef4qd2k I've always imagined that it would be fantastic if "TINTANIC" could be used as a giant prop for a full length stop motion animation film, but I don't see it happening any time soon. Also, it's important to note that it's not really ideal to use in that format to tell the Titanic story - it would take away from the reverence and tribute that she is as a detailed display - which honors 🎖 those tragic events.
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True.
But I thought that a ship built like Tintanic (without the interior details, only the internal walls of the various rooms and some realistic weight) could give a highly realistic reproduction of the actual sinking, no?
It's cheaper than rebuilding the ship full scale just for sinking it. And you can recover the wreck to have an accurate model of the wreck to expose in the exibition along the Tintanic.