@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup. However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation. Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
@@AndyHappyGuy You don't have to be that picky, it's a movie. It's not going to have everything spot on. Also, most people watching didn't even notice the mistakes and if they did, probably didn't care.
@@shaunanthonywilliams5534 I care a lot about historically accuracy. Kroper responded to me in another comment, and he said that he didn't know about a lot of these inaccuracies. He didn't seem to be annoyed at my comment at all.
I have been wanting to remake my Lego Titanic movie for several years now. But after seeing your movie and the making of, I'm out. I cant compete with this greatness. Very well done!
@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup. However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation. Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
One of the best Lego Titanic movie out there, the effects are great the plot I can't find any flaw. I give it 10\10 excellent job man keep up the good work.
@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup. However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation. Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
I always had a film idea called Lego 9/11 . I never was able to do it but I have a story I want to tell about a father trying to find his son and escape the World Trade Center before it collapses. But the vision I had for the film I could never do I never had the budget or technology.
6:26: "Let's get to the details. In a Titanic movie, one of the most nescesary things is an iceberg. I asked the film crew how we should do it, and someone said one word: Paper.
This is totally awesome! it's been so long I forgot I was waiting for this to come out. I love the real life documentary-style of this behind the scenes video. you answered my question about how you get live action water and animation in the same shot.
Prawdopodobnie najciekawszy "making of" brickfilmu jaki miałem okazję zobaczyć. Wywiady z figurkami LEGO to świetne posunięcie :D Sam planowałem zrobić kiedyś coś na podobnej zasadzie tylko bardziej w stylu wpadek filmowych itp. Zrezygnowałem natomiast z pomysłu przez brak wystarczającej ilości materiału i czasu. Tutaj widzę niczego nie brakuje, wszystko zaplanowane od początku do końca i zdecydowanie robi to duże wrażenie :D
Dzięki! Ogólnie jakoś tak jest z brickfilmami, że podczas ich tworzenia nie zbiera się materiałów zza kulis. Ze swoich filmów przed 2015 też prawie nic nie mam :/
This was an awesome behind the scenes story of what I consider to be the best Lego Titanic movie on UA-cam and you made. Eric Marshall did a great job narrating. Also, the ideas on how you put this movie together by using real water, a real tank, aquariums, how you made it realistic using computer compositions and interiors were excellent. Also, using real water in a tank I think was a great idea and I disagree with those who said your idea was dumb.
Natrafiłem na Twój kanał dzisiaj, aż sobie zapiszę, bo to niesamowite co robisz! 24.11.2020, 13:00. Wyświetlił mi się ,,Powrót do przyszłości" i od razu zabrałem się za drugą część! 🤩 Jesteś genialny w tym co robisz, a po obejrzaniu tego Making Of'a aż otworzyłem oczy w szoku, że można takie rzeczy robić. Kawał dobrej roboty, widzę, że świeżutki filmik, bo sprzed 3 tygodni, a poprzednie sprzed dwóch lat, więc możliwe, że planujesz ruszyć z kopyta! 💪 Wspaniałe produkcje, szacun ode mnie w Twoją stronę, kłaniam się nisko! Subik poleciał, nawet jeśli nie planujesz wznawiać działalności, w ten sposób chcę okazać swój podziw dla waszej pracy! 🤗
Serdecznie dziękuję! Cieszę się, że jestem doceniony :3 Ale powiem od razu, że temat kolejnych filmów wygląda bardzo krucho. Już nie mam czasu ani warunków do robienia takich rozbudowanych produkcji. Ten materiał zza kulis składałem przez półtora roku...
When she was breaking The 3rd funnel touch the water And it did not went vertical The ship did spit between second And here 3rd funnel But there are mistakes
Congratulations on the great work. It was amazing, surprising. Couldn't you do about the HMHS BRITANNIC and RMS LUSITANIA wrecks ?? I believe that in your hands, it will be perfect.” 💕💕
I love the style you went with your ship model. I am a little picky with detail on ships but the design you chose actually makes me feel like it’s okay whenever something is inaccurate because I can just play it off like “It’s just a cartoony style,” or “It’s just an aesthetic choice.” This actually reminds me of a few other kinds of ship models that people make. The only one I can name off the top of my head is Lemmy aka “MasterOfTheLemons” when he made a few tugboats from the show “Tugs” out of cardboard in a style based on the Thomas the Tank Engine Wooden Railway toy line. This is an amazing model but I’m not only a fan of the model itself. This entire project is extremely impressive and I can’t wait to see more like this. Do you think you could do more films about famous ocean liner sinking events as more tributes? I think films like the HMHS Britannic, RMS Lusitania, maybe even a lesser known sinking like the Atlantic, (White Star Line’s first major disaster before Titanic) or the SS Arctic. Actually can the people watching this use your style to make more ships instead because I know most Lego animators can be mostly busy with large projects like this one. Your stuff is awesome and you’re just as amazing Kroper. I wish you the best luck on whatever you’re doing right now and what you plan on doing. Imma shut up now
if you used tape what tape did you use then and the resen why im ascing is becuase in 2021 this summur im making the ship out of plastic and modeling glue to and i first used cardbord i did not know if you used plastic and please ask my question in less then a day im making teh ship in 2 weeks so i have to start ordering stuf to make my favivete ship than you
In my model plastic parts of the ship was connected by glue (glue in tube for glass/windows). Hull was sandblasted and painted with black spray paint. Upper part of the superstructure was covered by white, self-sticking foil. But my ship model was build only for movie purposes. It hasn't been built for floating! It was only waterproof but it couldn't float.
Hey it’s me again on my iPad instead of my computer thank you for replying and I Finished it my ship is 5 meters long and half a meter wide and 2 ft tall if you forget the poles so thanks for letting me know on what to do btw can I get your model of the titanic lol oh and I got a idea for a new lego movie can you do the Poseidon adventure I would love to see it
Kroper, a takie pytanie odnośnie drzwi wodoszczelnych: jak się raz zamknęły, to czy była możliwość wyjścia jeszcze z ładowni, kotłowni etc. dla tamtych ludzi, czy nie? I czy naprawdę kogoś jedne drzwi przepołowiły, bo nigdzie takiej informacji nie znalazłem, albo słabo szukałem. W filmie Camerona nie ma chyba niczego takiego...(?) Z góry dzk za odpowiedź
@@oskarkarcz6842 Szczerze mówiąc, nie wiem czy była opcja wyjścia stamtąd. Być może były jakieś mniejsze włazy w górnej części pomieszczeń, przez które można było wyjść po drabinie. To byłoby logiczne, ale nie wiem na pewno. Natomiast drzwi nikogo nie przepołowiły w rzeczywistości. W filmie jest to jako jeden z Easter Egg'ów.
![HOW I SUNK THE LEGO TITANIC [Making of video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xQlwqd9o-LE/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Model Titanic SPLITS] How It's Made](/img/n.gif)
the movie was the best lego titanic movie I have ever seen!!
I remember watching that 2008 film when i was younger, now im 17 and i can say the quality has sky rocketed. This deserves more views
This video is actually so awesome, with the actors and everything it feels like a real documentary! Really creative and unique, amazing work
I have never seen such an advanced Brickfilm! This is amazing!
i subd!!!
Suggestion make a Lego Britannic!
I agree.😊
Do make a Lego Britannic.
👍
What about the Lusitania 😮
Cause the Lusitania sank in 1915 whilst brittanic sank in 1916😮
I love this kind of ambition, congrats to the success of the series!!
Thank you!
@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup.
However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation.
Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design
In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
@@AndyHappyGuy You don't have to be that picky, it's a movie. It's not going to have everything spot on. Also, most people watching didn't even notice the mistakes and if they did, probably didn't care.
@@shaunanthonywilliams5534 I care a lot about historically accuracy. Kroper responded to me in another comment, and he said that he didn't know about a lot of these inaccuracies. He didn't seem to be annoyed at my comment at all.
@@AndyHappyGuy Like I said, nobody really cares about the inaccuracies it's an amazing Lego movie
Im speechless on how amazing this is....
This is the best Titanic brick film I have ever seen. Really nice job dude!
I have been wanting to remake my Lego Titanic movie for several years now. But after seeing your movie and the making of, I'm out. I cant compete with this greatness. Very well done!
Hollywood hire these guys now!!!
Wow, ive watched your 2012 movie alot, and i never got bored. Congrats my friend!
Thats nice, I got bored by that 2012 version a long time ago :D
@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup.
However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation.
Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design
In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
@@AndyHappyGuy 1500 passenger are died Sir UglyAndyHappyGuy
@@chanapajuloboun8498 wrong 1496 died. Get your facts right.
One of the best Lego Titanic movie out there, the effects are great the plot I can't find any flaw. I give it 10\10 excellent job man keep up the good work.
Thank You Sir!
are you rely titanics ofcer
That’s gotta be the best LEGO animator I’ve seen.
There it is. ^^
Just wow. Almost like the original Film was made. Big respect!
man the model looks so cool
The movie itself was amazing props to you for making such an amazing film
I know I am late but this is just wonderful.
What happened with the 2012 model?
O I remember it broke in half and sank to the bottom of the ocean.
I remember coming home from school so hyped for this
well done
I'm glad that I created someone's memories. Thanks for comment :)
@@Kroper can ya show me how to do it?
@@Appleman-uz3ug To do what?
@@Kroper I think he means how to become the material
That was a pretty neat job, man. Well done!
Thanks!
Titanic Titanic
@@Kroper I have mixed feelings about your Titanic series. First of all, the cinematics were REALLY good. I especially like the breakup.
However, the plot of the film is disappointing. At the end of the series you're just like "Wait, so they all just die?" There isn't a proper ending to the story at all. I think it would be better if it had no real plot, and it was just a showcase of Titanic's story, kinda like Hundbrax's Titanic animation.
Also, there are many historical accuracies to the ship's actual design. I'm not just talking about you having to reduce the size of the model to make it moveable, I'm talking about the small details of the ship. Here are some of the inaccuracies that I could find, The B deck promenade doesn't extend to wrap around the forward superstructure. The door at the back of the grand staircase leads to some kind of wooden corridor, when it is supposed to lead to the promenade. The doors at the top of the grand staircase only had a few small cabins and they don't really lead to anywhere, so it wouldn't make sense for that businessman to go down it. Your smoking room set is too small, many details of the 2x deck are missing, Brickson's cabin doesn't really fit anywhere on the ship. I could go on and on about the design. If you design another real ship next time, please pay attention to the design
In conclusion, the only good thing about the series is the cinematics. Everything else is either mediocre, or just downright bad.
@@AndyHappyGuy that means u Like Titanic old version (the 2012 titanic version)
@@chanapajuloboun8498 I haven’t even watched that...
congratulations Kroper. I can see what you did now to get real water and stop motion together in one shot. Well done!!!.
I always had a film idea called Lego 9/11 . I never was able to do it but I have a story I want to tell about a father trying to find his son and escape the World Trade Center before it collapses. But the vision I had for the film I could never do I never had the budget or technology.
Yes, It would be very interesting story but as you have said, movie about 9/11 would be very complicated and difficult
Yeah especially building the scenes like the Twin Towers and the airplane
6:26: "Let's get to the details. In a Titanic movie, one of the most nescesary things is an iceberg. I asked the film crew how we should do it, and someone said one word: Paper.
This was so Damn incredible great job !
estas en mi lista de canales de lego que prefiero, buen trabajo, esperando el proximo video ;-)
Just like a real film did, it's a very well done job, I don't even have words, very cool!
I really like your Titanic stop motion it so Fun to watch and The real buildings are so awesome
I literally just re watched the movie yesterday
YAY i was waiting for this moment :D
This is totally awesome! it's been so long I forgot I was waiting for this to come out. I love the real life documentary-style of this behind the scenes video. you answered my question about how you get live action water and animation in the same shot.
Great to read this, thanks! This video was being made longer than movie ;) Due to my lack of time
@초등학생의 tv No, I used low voltage and LED tape lamps. They were water resistant :)
Prawdopodobnie najciekawszy "making of" brickfilmu jaki miałem okazję zobaczyć. Wywiady z figurkami LEGO to świetne posunięcie :D Sam planowałem zrobić kiedyś coś na podobnej zasadzie tylko bardziej w stylu wpadek filmowych itp. Zrezygnowałem natomiast z pomysłu przez brak wystarczającej ilości materiału i czasu. Tutaj widzę niczego nie brakuje, wszystko zaplanowane od początku do końca i zdecydowanie robi to duże wrażenie :D
Dzięki! Ogólnie jakoś tak jest z brickfilmami, że podczas ich tworzenia nie zbiera się materiałów zza kulis. Ze swoich filmów przed 2015 też prawie nic nie mam :/
I'm learning alot from this thank you for uploading
Incredible!!!
This is the best lego movie without lego.
Haha, thanks :D
Why did the Main Character die
I waited so long for this !!
This was an awesome behind the scenes story of what I consider to be the best Lego Titanic movie on UA-cam and you made. Eric Marshall did a great job narrating. Also, the ideas on how you put this movie together by using real water, a real tank, aquariums, how you made it realistic using computer compositions and interiors were excellent. Also, using real water in a tank I think was a great idea and I disagree with those who said your idea was dumb.
good titanic Kroper and I love your animation
Hm….When you get the pieces, I’d like to see a remake of this as a full brick film
What did you do to the model after filming?
I like how they even include Lego actor and director interviews lol
Natrafiłem na Twój kanał dzisiaj, aż sobie zapiszę, bo to niesamowite co robisz! 24.11.2020, 13:00.
Wyświetlił mi się ,,Powrót do przyszłości" i od razu zabrałem się za drugą część! 🤩
Jesteś genialny w tym co robisz, a po obejrzaniu tego Making Of'a aż otworzyłem oczy w szoku, że można takie rzeczy robić. Kawał dobrej roboty, widzę, że świeżutki filmik, bo sprzed 3 tygodni, a poprzednie sprzed dwóch lat, więc możliwe, że planujesz ruszyć z kopyta! 💪
Wspaniałe produkcje, szacun ode mnie w Twoją stronę, kłaniam się nisko! Subik poleciał, nawet jeśli nie planujesz wznawiać działalności, w ten sposób chcę okazać swój podziw dla waszej pracy! 🤗
Serdecznie dziękuję! Cieszę się, że jestem doceniony :3 Ale powiem od razu, że temat kolejnych filmów wygląda bardzo krucho. Już nie mam czasu ani warunków do robienia takich rozbudowanych produkcji. Ten materiał zza kulis składałem przez półtora roku...
@@Kroper Domyśliłem się i w porządku, rozumiem to. Fajną kolebkę po sobie zostawiłeś, jest co oglądać i do czego wracać, także opłaciło Ci się
Ciekawy ten Making of :) Mam pytanie dokupujesz elementy LEGO do swoich animacji, czy starasz się robić tym co masz? :)
Do tego filmu dokupiłem jakieś 8 kg klocków. To więcej niż miałem przedtem łącznie :)
@@Kroper ooo super, bardzo dziękuję za odpowiedź, ja przeważnie jak potrzebuje pod daną produkcję elementy to wspomagam się zakupami na Bricklinku :D
Your movie this NICEEEEE!
Tyle czasu minęło od twojej wersji tytanica :) świetny film, czasem do niego powracam
Dzięki, no już 2 lata minęły. Wyjątkowo powoli szła produkcja tego materiału zza kulis.
@@Kroper Na pewno :)
i like everything about carphatia good job man i also like titanic good job for everything
Super pamiętam dobrze twoje filmy z 2012 był ekstra i ten film gdzie inny model pływał po jeziorze a najnowsze filmy są najlepsze (-;
In some alternate universe the lego war film series is the most ambitious film.
Hahaha, you made my day :D
Although there is an idea that I’ve had and that is the worms series but remade with minifigures
@@dalek4463 If I could back 10 years to the past, I would definitely make it!
On that note when did you start filming for most brick films mainly a list
I was waiting for this so awesome^^😍
Hi
will you put all four parts into a full length feature film?
When she was breaking
The 3rd funnel touch the water
And it did not went vertical
The ship did spit between second
And here 3rd funnel
But there are mistakes
Congratulations on the great work. It was amazing, surprising. Couldn't you do about the HMHS BRITANNIC and RMS LUSITANIA wrecks ?? I believe that in your hands, it will be perfect.” 💕💕
Thanks but I won't do it :) I have no time and possibilities now.
I can just imagine your entire cupboard is just filled with styrofoam and cardboard
Titanic: all actors? Ile this!
Very good film fantastic animeishon
fajnie że polak zrobi coś bardzo fajnego
So cool
Awesome
I love the style you went with your ship model. I am a little picky with detail on ships but the design you chose actually makes me feel like it’s okay whenever something is inaccurate because I can just play it off like “It’s just a cartoony style,” or “It’s just an aesthetic choice.” This actually reminds me of a few other kinds of ship models that people make. The only one I can name off the top of my head is Lemmy aka “MasterOfTheLemons” when he made a few tugboats from the show “Tugs” out of cardboard in a style based on the Thomas the Tank Engine Wooden Railway toy line. This is an amazing model but I’m not only a fan of the model itself. This entire project is extremely impressive and I can’t wait to see more like this. Do you think you could do more films about famous ocean liner sinking events as more tributes? I think films like the HMHS Britannic, RMS Lusitania, maybe even a lesser known sinking like the Atlantic, (White Star Line’s first major disaster before Titanic) or the SS Arctic. Actually can the people watching this use your style to make more ships instead because I know most Lego animators can be mostly busy with large projects like this one. Your stuff is awesome and you’re just as amazing Kroper. I wish you the best luck on whatever you’re doing right now and what you plan on doing. Imma shut up now
I am wondering what editing platform you used cause it looked amazing!
So their titanic model functioned like the models in the show “TUGS”?
Hope you stay this good
Thanks, really thanks! I always want to see how this great movie you do! This movie great
Thanks!
Good job my man
Best UA-camr ever
James Cameron would be proud of you!
czy można zbudować model tylko z plastiku
if you used tape what tape did you use then and the resen why im ascing is becuase in 2021 this summur im making the ship out of plastic and modeling glue to and i first used cardbord i did not know if you used plastic and please ask my question in less then a day im making teh ship in 2 weeks so i have to start ordering stuf to make my favivete ship than you
In my model plastic parts of the ship was connected by glue (glue in tube for glass/windows). Hull was sandblasted and painted with black spray paint. Upper part of the superstructure was covered by white, self-sticking foil. But my ship model was build only for movie purposes. It hasn't been built for floating! It was only waterproof but it couldn't float.
Hey it’s me again on my iPad instead of my computer thank you for replying and I Finished it my ship is 5 meters long and half a meter wide and 2 ft tall if you forget the poles so thanks for letting me know on what to do btw can I get your model of the titanic lol oh and I got a idea for a new lego movie can you do the Poseidon adventure I would love to see it
Im shocked is a so very cool
18 months?! My creating movie time is all weak.
Czekałem dwa lata i się doczekałem;)
I warto było?
Warto :)
Kroper, a takie pytanie odnośnie drzwi wodoszczelnych: jak się raz zamknęły, to czy była możliwość wyjścia jeszcze z ładowni, kotłowni etc. dla tamtych ludzi, czy nie? I czy naprawdę kogoś jedne drzwi przepołowiły, bo nigdzie takiej informacji nie znalazłem, albo słabo szukałem. W filmie Camerona nie ma chyba niczego takiego...(?) Z góry dzk za odpowiedź
@@oskarkarcz6842 Szczerze mówiąc, nie wiem czy była opcja wyjścia stamtąd. Być może były jakieś mniejsze włazy w górnej części pomieszczeń, przez które można było wyjść po drabinie. To byłoby logiczne, ale nie wiem na pewno. Natomiast drzwi nikogo nie przepołowiły w rzeczywistości. W filmie jest to jako jeden z Easter Egg'ów.
Dzięki, dobrze wiedzieć.
I think you made it so hard!
what video editer did you use
did murdock survive though
how did you make the stern in my card bord ship i did not do it like you
keep at it man
Pls can you make a lego britannic
Cool
TİTANİC are you looking for your build?
Das Treppenhaus der Titanic kann niemand so gut nachbauen wie ich.
What program did you use?
Also
Yhe titanic middle prop
Or proppelr has 3 blades
what happened to the titanic after filming
Famous words of a film crewman: Paper!
Damn, the model is already scuttled.
cool
You guys should do britannic in the future
The original was very nolstagic.
You should do a Lusitania film
I told him earlier to do that, Omar Baba!
How many hours took you to make the whole film?
It took about 18 months so 18*30*24=12960h
Good! Brwo!
And so he returns...
How did you combine shots?
Super barco
Perhaps you could make your model into the actual wreck of the titanic
Can you show me how to do it?
Nice! :D
hey cool TITANIC Lego
YES
can you make a full one
I have a question and that is did you make Kane? Or did you receive Kane from a friend?
I made this minifig myself ;)
It looks very similar to C&C legos version of Kane
@@dalek4463 It was an example for me!
An idea I had was a parody of Star Wars prequels but with red alert stuff