How a Trans-Atlantic Steam Ship Worked @animagraffs
How a Trans-Atlantic Steam Ship Worked  @animagraffs
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Take a detailed tour of an early 20th century steam ship from top to bottom.

CREDITS
Jacob O'Neal - Research, script, narration, 3D modeling / animation, music

MUSIC
I composed the background music specifically for this project.

PATREON
patreon.com/animagraffs

SOFTWARE USED
I use Blender 3D to create these models. It's free and open source, and the community is amazing:
blender.org

0:00 Overview
05:14 Wheelhouse
09:06 Flying Bridge
10:31 Charthouse
11:24 Boat Deck
12:29 Lifeboats
15:39 Boat Deck (Cont'd)
17:56 Bridge Deck
20:09 Deck A / Cargo Handling Gear
23:15 Steam Winch
25:23 Sounding Machine
27:06 Anchor & Windlass
28:07 Deck A (Cont'd)
30:45 Deck B
34:21 First Class Galley & Pantry
37:30 Deck B (Cont'd)
39:12 Deck C
42:52 Deck D / Steering Engine
45:06 Deck D (Cont'd)
46:03 Hold / Boiler Room
49:42 Boiler Demonstration
56:29 Ash Ejectors
57:27 Boiler Room (Cont'd)
58:12 Engine Room
59:28 Engine Demonstration
1:04:49 Valve Gear
1:07:37 Reversing Engine
1:10:32 Condenser
1:13:39 Engine Room (Cont'd)
1:16:28 Refrigeration
1:17:27 Thrust Block
1:19:18 Propellers
1:20:09 Tanks
1:21:13 Conclusion
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