Sckadoo
Queen Mary at Night
updated
Then, right before Dethklok took the stage Dragonforce played their most popular song, Through the Fire and Flames. If you've played Guitar Hero in the mid 2000's, you probably know the song. Feels like a life goal achieved by seeing it played live.
Tried my best to edit the audio to remove the "concert sound" stereotype. (heavy bass, deep drums, etc.) Not quite sure how it turned out. I'm not an audio engineer, especially for Adobe Premeire, so hopefully it sounds good enough.
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Full Songs:
Titanic: youtu.be/LHMB1KtLLyI?si=_SruvCfvxRLmsjY9
Fire & Flames: youtu.be/DZyYapMZSec?si=BnXm5mE5tVhHbgyc
Download the demo here!
titanichg.com/project-401
....and then I found an unlocked door....
This is the Capstan Lounge, former 2nd Class overflow lounge turned Beachcombers Club turned Italian restaurant turned event space. Nothing but the deck equipment is original in this room. It was all lost during the Long Beach conversion before she reopened as a hotel. Similar to the 2nd Class Main Lounge on the deck above, this room was expanded into the covered promenade deck on the port and starboard sides and completely enclosed. As far as I'm aware, this is probably the least used event space onboard the ship. I've never seen events take place here, and as you can see in the video, half the room is used for storage of Christmas trees and tables.
Dedicated to Ilan Papini, creator of Virtual Sailor & Vehicle Simulator. Thank you for giving us a creative outlet that we can all share together, whether it's sailing the ocean blue, flying high in the sky, or creating mods and videos we can share amongst each other on the world wide web. We will always remember you. Rest in Peace.
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Credits:
Ship Models Can Be Found Here:
boosty.to/alexbeautline
fabricio3d.weebly.com
Music Used:
Easy Lifestyle
LesFM
pixabay.com
Ambient Classical Guitar
William King
pixabay.com
Chillhop Beat 1000 Miles
Music Unlimited
pixabay.com
Lofi Chill
FasSounds
pixabay.com
Jazz Cafe
FasSounds
pixabay.com
Morning Garden Acoustic Chill
Olexy
pixabay.com
Sunset Vibes
23843807
pixabay.com
Deep Ambient
Coma Media
pixabay.com
Virtual Roaming Charges
Half Cool
YouTube Music Archive
Lofi Chillhop Beat
Music Unlimited
pixabay.com
Away
Patrick Patrikios
YouTube Music Archive
Beyond the Lows
The Whole Other
YouTube Music Archive
Strange Stuff
Matt Harris
YouTube Music Archive
Underwater Secrets
Kathrin Klimek
freemusicarchive.org
Rising Sun
DivKid
YouTube Music Archive
Dulce Reggaeton
An Jone
YouTube Music Archive
Creative Minds
Ben Tissot
bensound.com
Rollin at 5 - 210
Kevin MacLeod
incompetech.com
Happy 4th Anniversary Transport Fever 2!
Music by: James Brian Coffey
Inspired by this video:
youtu.be/JNMP4jJOSPc?si=zfsYrC2xg0NuyJ1z
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Mods seen in video -
Norfolk & Western J Class:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2514327112
New York Central J-3a Super Hudson:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2234699814
New York Central Commodore Vanderbilt Hudson:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2976439205
LNER Gresley A4 Pacific:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2784648188
Heavyweight Passenger Set:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2291661291
Generic British Passenger Coaches:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2877036981
Caboose:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2100363126
Railway Station Refurbishments:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2793813728
US Wayside Signals:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1973847302
Old Track:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1983390040
Fences:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1957631242
Lots of glitches with this livestream. I thought we were smooth sailing with the dropping problems after the Britannic livestream, but it seemed like this one kept cutting in and out. The music also stopped halfway though. Ugh. I'll get these right one day.
My first live stream to not have any bugs!
Shout out to Icemonster360 for all time they spent on building this, it must have taken months! Even within the limitations of what Stormworks gives you to build with, it still comes across as highly detailed. Ontop of all that, you can actually sail it around from the bridge, and just in case it also comes with a couple of lifeboats in case you happen to find the scuttle switch.
This was a really fun video to make. I love how the ship slowly rolls back and forth just like she would have in real life. I feel like with just this one model the gaps in my knowledge of how some places once fit together have gotten filled in. I even left some areas for you to explore on your own. I didn't spoil everything. Well, sort of. A lot of what I didn't show are just hallways with dead end passages. Also the interior of Sun deck. That's all there, and there's not even a peek of it in the video. It's a big ship...
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Download Stormworks: geometa.co.uk/stormworks
Queen Mary Mod (Requires Stormworks to be bought on Steam): steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3007733437
Music Credits:
“Piano Madness”
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Porcupine Rag”
Charles Johnson
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Canadian Capers”
Gus Chandler, Bert White, Henry Cohen
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Boogie Woogie”
Pinetop Smith
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_on-the-sunny-side-of-the-street_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-pinetop-smith_gbia0020083
“Red Pepper”
Harry Lodge
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Chicago”
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_on-the-sunny-side-of-the-street_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-pinetop-smith_gbia0020083
“Dill Pickles Rag”
Charles Johnson
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Temptation Rag”
Harry Lodge
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“Opus No. 1”
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_on-the-sunny-side-of-the-street_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-pinetop-smith_gbia0020083
“Limehouse Blues”
Harry Roy & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_porcupine-rag_harry-roy-and-his-orchestra-harry-roy_gbia0067585
“On The Sunny Side Of The Street”
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_on-the-sunny-side-of-the-street_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-pinetop-smith_gbia0020083
“After You've Gone”
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
archive.org/details/78_on-the-sunny-side-of-the-street_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-pinetop-smith_gbia0020083
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Locations:
Bridge (0:00)
Tennis Courts (2:45)
Boat Deck (4:37)
Verandah Grill (5:23)
Cabin Class Smoking Room (7:07)
The Long Gallery (7:56)
Ballroom (8:18)
The Starboard Gallery (8:52)
Cabin Class Lounge (9:17)
The Main Hall (10:36)
Drawing Room (11:47)
Cabin Class Library (12:21)
Lecture Room (12:58)
Music Studio (13:09)
Observation Bar (13:26)
Cabin Class Promenade (14:17)
Bow Areas (14:40)
Garden Lounge (16:15)
M-Deck Cabin Class Staircase Landing (17:28)
M-Deck (17:44)
Tourist Class Enclosed Promenade (18:16)
Tourist Class Library (19:20)
Tourist Class Lounge (19:47)
Tourist Class Overflow Lounge (21:07)
Tourist Class Promenade/Stern (22:05)
A-Deck (23:00)
Cabin Class Main Entrance (23:45)
3rd Class Main Staircase (25:13)
The Synagogue (25:27)
3rd Class Smoking Room (25:49)
3rd Class Lounge (27:00)
3rd Class Cinema (27:26)
3rd Class Dining Saloon (28:11)
3rd Class Entrance (29:10)
C-Deck (29:34)
Cabin Class Pool (30:35)
Cabin Class Dining Saloon (32:32)
Famously, Britannic would have had a pipe organ installed in her Grand Staircase between A and Boat Decks. In 2007 it was discovered that this organ still exists. It is now in a museum and is played from time to time. The first 2 songs in the video are performed on this organ! Britannic would also have a Children's Playroom up on Boat Deck, opposite side of the Gym. Somehow, this ended up being a set in the movie 'A Night To Remember' even though Titanic never had a Children's Playroom. White Star would also add more cabins on A-Deck just aft of the Grand Staircase. On Titanic this would have just been promenade deck space. I wonder how those travelers would have appreciated an organ right outside their doors. I know Queen Mary has struggled with sound insulation and this was 20 years before her. The B-Deck boarding entrance has changed, using new larger windows on the doors leading into the Grand Staircase, and extending the promenade to the front of the superstructure. We also have a brand new 1st Class Mail Room on this deck, relieving the Purser's Desk from that duty. Heading down the stairs we see that furniture has started being removed from the cabins in preparation for her conversion into a hospital ship. After a peek at the Purser's Desk, we see our first Stateroom, the Gregorian Parlor Suite. A bedroom with attached sitting room. Heading back upstairs, we see the Regal Suite with attached private verandah. Then we see the 1st Class Pool, a grand step up from what Titanic and Olympic had. And finally, we end with a look at the Boiler Room and the new double hull.
Music Used:
Overture to "Le Nozze di Figaro" (1786)
By: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Arrangement for organ by: Franz Xaver Franz (Welte Philharmonic No. 421)
Source: youtu.be/O-qh8ISb9VY
"Toccata No. 4 in B minor"
By: Eugène Gigout (Welte Philharmonic No. 1984)
Source: youtu.be/AZI5okx5b1s
All Other Music From In Game
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean
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Locations:
Grand Staircase & Organ (0:00)
Children's Playroom (1:11)
Boat Deck Elevator Lobby (3:33)
A-Deck Cabins (5:24)
A-Deck Cabins Forward (6:26)
B-Deck Boarding Entrance (8:33)
Mail Room & Telephone Booths (9:12)
C-Deck Purser's Desk (10:35)
Gregorian Parlor Suite (12:23)
Regal Suite (14:21)
1st Class Pool (18:17)
Boiler Rooms (21:02)
Download the Demo here: titanichg.com/downloads
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Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
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Starting off in the D-Deck Reception Room, we get to see the famous candelabra ontop of a pedestal of the Grand Staircase. Turning around and hanging on the wall is a French Tapestry that is based on a series called “Chasse de Guise.” In the corner of the room we see Titanic's grand piano, along with some White Star Line Music Booklets sitting ontop of it. Here, we also see the interior of the stained glass windows, showing the portholes on the other side. Side note, the window textures are not final. Heading into the dining room we see the tables set and ready for the next meal. In the center of the room are elaborately carved wood panels that surround another piano. Heading downstairs we get to see the one and only cabin in this tour, Cabin E-23. This is supposedly Molly Brown's cabin. Through a door and down another set of stairs, we come to the Squash Court, the lowest 1st Class Facility onboard Titanic. Down the hall we come to the Post Office and 1st Class Baggage rooms. The layouts of these rooms might change for the final game. Finally, we end with the Turkish Bath complex and take a swim in the 1st Class Pool down on F-Deck.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: fesliyanstudios.com
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Locations:
1st Class Reception Room (0:00)
1st Class Dining Room (1:55)
E-Deck Elevator Lobby (6:58)
Cabin E-23 (7:25)
The Squash Court (8:52)
The Post Office (10:02)
1st Class Baggage (12:00)
Linen Closets (14:50)
Turkish Bath Complex (16:00)
1st Class Pool (18:58)
2nd Class Lounge: youtu.be/5RD4FmJlJZ4
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Music:
"Humoresque"
Preformed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Written by: Dvorak
Source: archive.org/details/78_humoresque_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-t-dorsey-l-jenkins-e-w-bone-g-irwin_gbia0055971b
"Hollywood Pastime"
Performed by: Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Written by: Dorsey
Source: archive.org/details/78_hollywood-pastime_jimmy-dorsey-and-his-orchestra-dorsey-van-eps-camarata_gbia0097005b
"Ja-Da"
Performed by: Tommy Ladnier & Orchestra
Written by: Bob Carleton
archive.org/details/78_ja-da_tommy-ladnier-t-ladnier-m-mezzrow-sidney-bechet-e-james-m-johnson-t-bunn_gbia0092743b
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Music:
"Music Goes Round and Round"
Performed by: Tom Dorsey & His Clambake 7, Sung by Edythe Wright
Source: archive.org/details/78_sailing-at-midnight_tommy-dorsey-and-his-clambake-seven-edythe-wright-t-dorsey-s_gbia0092993
"Song of India"
Performed by: Tom Dorsey & His Orchestra
Source: archive.org/details/78_royal-garden-blues_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orch-ned-washington-george-bassman_gbia0020080
"Josephine"
Performed by: Tom Dorsey & His Clambake 7
Source: archive.org/details/78_sailing-at-midnight_tommy-dorsey-and-his-clambake-seven-edythe-wright-t-dorsey-s_gbia0092993
"The Lonesome Road"
Performed by: Tom Dorsey & His Orchestra
Source: archive.org/details/tommy_dorsey-the_one_and_only-1969
"The Lady is a Tramp"
Performed by: Tom Dorsey & His Orchestra
Source: archive.org/details/tommy_dorsey-the_one_and_only-1969
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Music:
"Marie"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Sung by Jack Leonard
Written by: Irving Berlin
"At The Codfish Ball"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Sung by Edythe Wright
Written by: Sidney Mitchell & Lew Pollack
"Who?"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Sung by Jack Leonard
Written by: Harbach & Hammerstein
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Music:
"Sailing at Midnight"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey's Clambake Seven, Sung by Edythe Wright
Written by: Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke
Source: ia600907.us.archive.org/3/items/78_sailing-at-midnight_tommy-dorsey-and-his-clambake-seven-edythe-wright-t-dorsey-s_gbia0092993/02%20-%20Sailing%20at%20Midnight%20-%20Tommy%20Dorsey%20and%20his%20Clambake%20Seven.flac
"Beyond the Sky"
By: Kathrin Klimek
Source: freemusicarchive.org/music/kathrin-klimek/relax-music-new-masterpieces/beyond-the-sky
"Dreams to Night"
(Background Ambiance)
By: 1KATHARSIX_MarKo
Source: ia800204.us.archive.org/3/items/1KATHARSIX_MarKo/MTK7%200023.mp3
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Music:
"Underwater Secrets"
By: Kathrin Klimek
Source: freemusicarchive.org/music/kathrin-klimek/relax-music-new-masterpieces/underwater-secrets
"Impact Andante"
By: Kevin MacLeod
Source: freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/Impact
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Music:
"Royal Garden Blues"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Written by: Clarence & Spencer Williams, Paul Wetstein
Source: archive.org/details/78_royal-garden-blues_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orch-ned-washington-george-bassman_gbia0020080
Sound Effects:
FesliyanStudios.com
Ghostly Ghost:
www.vecteezy.com/png/1204890-ghost-outline
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Music:
"I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You"
Performed by: Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Written by: Ned Washington & George Bassman
Source: archive.org/details/78_royal-garden-blues_tommy-dorsey-and-his-orch-ned-washington-george-bassman_gbia0020080
All Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Sound Effects from: FesliyanStudios.com
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Today we'll be taking a look at Titanic's history as an Ocean Liner.
Beginning in Belfast, we'll see the ship undergo her sea trials to ensure everything is functioning properly. Then it's off to Southampton where Titanic will dock for 6 days while she loads supplies for her maiden voyage. On the day of the voyage, she nearly collides with the liner SS New York but narrowly avoids it by 4 feet. After that hiccup, we'll sail across the Channel to Cherbourg, France where the SS Nomadic and SS Traffic will ferry passengers out to the Titanic. Then it's off to Queenstown, Ireland where the PS America and PS Ireland will ferry the last remaining passengers and cargo aboard. Titanic will then sail on into legend, sinking on April 14-15, 1912. Afterwards, With the survivors safely onboard Carpathia, she somberly sails back into New York under rainfall. 73 years later, Dr. Robert Ballard discovers the wrecksite and returns with the DSV Alvin and ROV Jason Jr. to further explore it. In 1995, 2001, & 2005, James Cameron makes dives to the wrecksite to gain footage for various films and documentaries. In 2010, Dr. David Gallo leads the team who uses ROVs and Sonar to map the entire wrecksite.
Game Footage From:
Iian Papini's Vehicle Simulator
hangsim.com/vehicle-simulator
3-D Models:
Alex Beaut:
cullenalex1.wixsite.com/alexbeautline/payware
Lucas Gustaffson:
fabricio3d.weebly.com
Music Sourced From:
FreeMusicArchive.org
Commons.Wikimedia.org
FesliyanStudios.com
(See Video Credits for Song Titles & Artists)
Sounds Effects From:
FesliyanStudios.com
QuickSounds.com
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Timeline:
(0:00): March 31, 1912, H&W Shipyards, Belfast
(0:42): April 2, 1912, Titanic undergoes her Sea Trials
(2:11): April 2, 1912, Titanic Departs Belfast
(2:52): April 4, 1912, Titanic Arrives in Southampton
(4:16): April 10, 1912, Titanic's passengers board
(7:52): April 10, 1912, Titanic Departs Southampton
(8:18): April 10, 1912, SS New York Accident
(9:50): April 10, 1912, Titanic Arrives in Cherbourg, France
(10:58): April 10, 1912, SS Nomadic & Traffic
(12:09): April 11, 1912, PS America & Ireland
(14:30): April 11-14, 1912, Titanic At Sea
(17:00): April 14, 1912, Titanic Sinks
(24:53): April 15, 1912, Carpathia Rescues the Survivors
(26:48): September 1, 1985, Dr. Robert Ballard Discovers Titanic
(28:20): September, 1995, James Cameron Dives to Titanic
(29:31): August, 2010, Dr. David Gallo Maps the Wrecksite
Watch the full video here: youtu.be/LX4uwLe5r8M
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Watch the full video here: youtu.be/LX4uwLe5r8M
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Watch the full video here: youtu.be/LX4uwLe5r8M
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Exiting the Grand Staircase, we enter the A-Deck Enclosed Promenade. The windows here have been enlarged compared to Titanic, and now more resemble Queen Mary's promenade. Heading forward to the Forecastle Deck, we get to examine some of the machinery used for docking and anchoring. Then, the unexpected happens. Britannic hits a mine. There is a large explosion, and the horns start signaling. We bring up the special Helm Cam to see what is happening at the Bridge. As our tour continues, we head upstairs to the B-Deck Enclosed Promenade. A feature Olympic had but was left out of Titanic. Britannic's only goes as far as the boarding entrance though, as Olympic's extends the entire length of the deck. Up another flight of stairs, we come to the Bridge. There is an annoying alarm going off letting everyone know we just struck a mine. For sanity's sake, I have muted it. Our tour is put on temporary pause as we watch some of the first lifeboats being swung out. As we loop around the aft funnel, we come across a staircase leading down to the A-Deck Open Promenade. This would have been attached to the Enclosed Promenade we saw earlier, but has been separated by a temporary wall due to the war. After that, word gets around that a few of the lifeboats have already launched. Feeling panicked, it is best to head to a lifeboat now. Unfortunately, this is not the right boat to be in. Neither is the next. Not wanting to crush any more lifeboats, a signal is sent out to stop all engines. While Britannic has stopped, it is now the best time to evacuate everyone else. While the evacuation commences, lets take a look at the aft areas we haven't seen yet. Heading downstairs, we will see the Aft Open Promenade, Shade Deck, Docking Bridge, and Aft Closed Promenade. Finally, with all the lifeboats launched, Britannic restarts her engines for the last time to pull away. While Britannic signals her whistle for the final time, we hop into the last lifeboat and watch the liner take her final plunge.
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean
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Locations:
A-Deck Promenade: (0:00)
Forecastle Deck: (1:39)
Britannic strikes a mine: (2:13)
Forecastle Deck Machinery: (3:08)
The Well Deck: (4:48)
B-Deck Promenade: (6:11)
Bridge & Wheelhouse: (7:23)
The first lifeboats are swung out: (9:07)
Aft Lifeboat No. 1 is Launched: (10:05)
Gantry Davit Lifeboat Launch: (11:25)
A-Deck Open Promenade: (14:05)
Aft Lifeboat No. 2 is Launched: (15:16)
Lifeboat Escape! (17:09)
Launching the Lifeboats: (19:45)
Aft Open Promenade: (26:52)
Shade Deck & Docking Bridge: (27:27)
Aft Covered Promenade: (29:37)
The last forward gantry lifeboat: (30:50)
Swinging out the Last Lifeboat: (35:56)
The Well Deck Floods: (37:56)
View from Motor Launch No. 2: (38:28)
Britannic's Final Call: (38:55)
The Final Plunge: (40:38)
The Bridge Floods: (40:57)
The 3rd Funnel Falls: (42:36)
The 2nd Funnel Falls: (40:51)
Propellers High in the Air: (43:35)
The 4th Funnel Falls: (44:21)
Goodbye Britannic: (46:20)
Starting off at what's left of the Grand Staircase, we'll wander the halls and see how they converted everything from ocean liner to hospital ship. While most of the fancy paneling has been removed, the banisters of the Grand Staircase remain as they are part of what holds the entire staircase together. Most of the forward A-Deck cabins remain the same as well, as their decorations could easily be replaced if it was damaged during the ships war service. Heading upstairs, we come upon the former Children's Playroom, now used as a storage space. Any space not utilized for patients or staff would be converted to storage. A new addition to Britannic, the elevators finally go all the way up to boat deck. We'll take a look at them before going over to the former Gymnasium. This space was most likely used for leisure activities by the RAMC Officers. Heading down the Grand Staircase once more, we'll take a look at the converted Regal and Gregorian Suites. Then finally, we'll cool off and take a dip in the pool! These spaces would all be off limits to hospital patients.
Download Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean: store.steampowered.com/app/1259560/Britannic_Patroness_of_the_Mediterranean
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Locations:
A-Deck Additional Cabins: (1:39)
A-Deck Elevators: (2:43)
A-Deck Forward: (3:21)
Boat Deck Storage: (4:31)
Boat Deck Elevators: (5:26)
RAMC Officers Rec Room: (5:50)
The Regal Suite: (6:42)
Private Promenade: (7:06)
Cabin B-41: (7:32)
Cabin B-37: (8:16)
Cabin C-69: (8:57)
Cabin C-67: (9:34)
The Pool: (9:55)
Music by: Kevin Macleod
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Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: Demo 3
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Today we'll begin inside the wheelhouse at the helm and see what they kept in there. Then, we'll head down the hall and look inside the Marconi Wireless Office and the adjacent equipment room and bedroom. Heading back down the hall will lead us back out to the Boat Deck, where we'll head forward and take a closer look at the Bridge. After that, we'll take a stroll and examine the lifeboats and davits up close. Finally, we'll end by climbing up the Compass Tower for a good vantage point before wandering over to the Engineers' Promenade.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: Demo 3
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Since there are only a few facilities to look at on Boat Deck, we'll be looking at both Boat Deck and A Deck today. Starting off we'll have a lovely stroll around the top of the Grand Staircase before we head into the Gymnasium to look at the equipment. Then, down the stairs to A Deck we'll head forward and take a look at a few 1st Class Cabins, with a peek into a bathroom along the way. Next, we finally make our way to the show stopper rooms such as the Reading & Writing Room, 1st Class Lounge, and 1st Class Smoking Room. Finally, we'll head aft and take a look at the Verandah Cafe and Palm Court.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: FesliyanStudios.com & QuickSounds.com
Humoresque Op. 101 No. 7 by Antonín Dvořák, arranged for piano and viola by Elias Goldstein. Source: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dvo%C5%99%C3%A1k_-_Humoresque_Op._101_No._7.ogg
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Locations:
Gymnasium (0:54)
Elevator Equipment Room (2:19)
Honour & Glory Crowning Time (3:03)
Cabin A-3 (4:40)
Gents' Lavatory No. 1 (5:05)
Cabin A-4 (5:38)
Reading & Writing Room (6:54)
1st Class Lounge (8:05)
Aft Grand Staircase (10:55)
Cabin A-37 (11:28)
Cabin A-36 (12:17)
1st Class Smoking Room (13:00)
Pantry (15:18)
Bar (15:33)
Palm Court (16:22)
Verandah Cafe (17:09)
Starting off on the Boat Deck, we'll descend the staircase and take a look at the 2nd Class Smoking Room. Then, directly below that we have the 2nd Class Library and Enclosed Promenade space. Then, it's down another flight of stairs to see the 2nd Class Dining Room. Finally, we'll end by taking a peek into the 2nd Class Chief Steward's Cabin.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: FesliyanStudios.com & QuickSounds.com
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Locations:
2nd Class Smoking Room (2:53)
2nd Class Staircase (4:12)
2nd Class Library (5:03)
2nd Class Elevator (6:00)
2nd Class Enclosed Promenade (6:30)
2nd Class Dining Saloon (8:22)
2nd Class Boarding & Chief Steward's Cabin (12:35)
We'll begin by taking a look at the Docking Bridge and some of the 3rd Class deck spaces, before head inside and look at the 3rd Class Smoking and General Rooms that are located just below the Poop deck. Then we'll descend the stairwell down to E Deck and take a look at Cabin 147, one of the newly added cabins. After that, we'll wander down Scotland Road looking at the Cargo Holds, Engineers' Mess, Stewards' Lavatory, and the 3rd Class Dining Room along the way. Then, before we end with the 3rd Class General Room, we'll swing by the Master-At-Arms Cabin and Cabin 19A.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: FesliyanStudios.com & QuickSounds.com
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Locations:
The Docking Bridge (0:31)
3rd Class Smoking Room (2:03)
3rd Class General Room (3:18)
Cabin 147 (6:00)
3rd Class Boarding Entrance (7:17)
Engineers' Mess (8:20)
3rd Class Dining Saloon (10:00)
Stewards' Bunks (12:24)
Stewards' Lavatory (12:48)
Master-At-Arms Cabin (14:38)
Cabin 19A (14:58)
3rd Class Open Space (16:40)
There's a lot to look at today. First, we'll start off in the Forecastle and look at the crew kitchen and mess hall. Then we'll take a look at all the docking equipment machinery in the Windlass Gear room. Next, it's up to the Crow's Nest where we meet a rather bothersome seagull. Then, we'll descend the Firemen's Staircase heading towards the Boiler Rooms, making stops to the Trimmer's Quarters, Firemen's Quarters, and the Cargo Hold along the way. Finally, we'll explore the two engine rooms located in the aft of the ship.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: FesliyanStudios.com & QuickSounds.com
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Locations:
Crew Galley: (0:20)
Seaman's Mess: (1:50)
Windlass Gear Room: (2:14)
Bow Storage: (3:35)
Crow's Nest: (5:08)
Trimmers' Quarters: (7:25)
Anchor Chain Locker: (7:43)
Firemen's Quarters: (9:07)
Cargo Hold No. 1: (10:10)
Firemen's Tunnel: (11:54)
Boiler Room 6: (12:48)
Boiler Room 5: (15:22)
Ash Room: (19:47)
Turbine Engine Room: (20:18)
Reciprocating Engine Room: (21:47)
In this video, we get the Purser's key and are able to explore what's behind the Enquiry Desk! We'll also take a look at some of the most luxurious staterooms onboard the ship, Suites C-55 and C-57. After that, we'll take a step back and look at some of the more modest 1st Class interior cabins. Then, it's back to luxury with cabins C-70 and C-73. That's enough cabins, next we'll take a look at some of the crew facilities such as the Maids' and Valets' Saloon and Hospital Ward. Finally, we'll round off with a few more cabins, but this time some crew cabins instead of passenger.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
Effects: fesliyanstudios.com
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Locations:
Cabin C-8 (1:32)
Steward's Pantry & Switchboard Room (2:38)
Purser's Office/Enquiry Desk (3:24)
Suite C-55 (5:44)
1st Class Interior Cabins (7:29)
Suite C-70 (8:32)
Cabins C-120/113 (9:29)
Stateroom C-73 (10:04)
Marconi & Postal Workers' Saloon (10:44)
Maids' & Valets' Saloon (11:00)
Surgery/Hospital (12:45)
Aft Crew Cabins (13:45)
Cabin C-142 (15:02)
Linen Closets and Staircase (15:23)
In this video we'll explore the B Deck Private Promenades, along with attached Suites B-51 & B-53. Next, we'll hop on over to the port side to take a look at Suite B-58. Then, it's back over to port to check out a Suite of 3 attached cabins, B-57, B-59, & B-63. Finally, our last cabin on our list is B-81. We'll follow that up by checking out some of the 1st Class facilities on B Deck, such as the A La Carte Restaurant and attached Cafe Parisian.
Since Demo 401 is so quiet, I've decided to add the Titanic: Honor & Glory soundtrack, as well as some sound effects. Credits can be found below.
Download Titanic: Honor & Glory - Demo 401: titanichg.com/project-401
Soundtrack: @anthonycasalena3828
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Locations:
Elevators (0:40)
Suite B-51 (1:46)
Suite B-53 (2:46)
Private Promenade (3:33)
Suite B-58 (4:43)
Suite B-57 (6:18)
Suite B-59 (7:02)
Suite B-63 (7:52)
Suite B-81 (9:01)
Restaurant Reception Room (10:28)
A La Carte Restaurant (11:35)
Cafe Parisian (13:30)
Music used in video:
0:00 - youtu.be/Uv3T0LTX82s
2:15 - youtu.be/fHAA6_wZE88
4:12 - youtu.be/O_3XkxMKg4w
Inspired by: youtu.be/mWVrucmgAFk
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Exploring A-Deck onboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach. This deck was mainly for 1st class passengers, although there were some 2nd class cabins near the rear. We also take a look at the engraved artwork in the 2nd class staircase.
I was staying onboard the Queen Mary and had planned to get footage of the cruise ship leaving. Coincidentally they were planning on having a boat show that same evening. I didn't even know about it, so this was a pleasant surprise.
Music Credits:
www.bensound.com
www.soundcloud.com/fredjimusic
www.soundcloud.com/fortythr33-43
www.soundcloud.com//joakimkarud
www.soundcloud.com/ehrling


