The Sinking Of The Normandic (Check Description) | Stop Motion

This ship doesn't exist! The unmapped island, the R.M.S. Normandic, the BAA, etc. Does not exist!
147 pictures were used in the making of this.
This was inspired from the old Lego Titanic stop motions I saw when I was little.
The R.M.S. Normandic was a British superliner in ownership of The British Aquatic Association (BAA) that was originally built in 1897 as a way of traveling over the seas to areas below France. At max power, it could travel at 19 knots an hour. It was equipped with a double hull and 2 gantry davits.
During its 6th voyage in 1901, it struck an unmapped island in the middle of the Alboran Sea at full speed. The Island had dislodged and destroyed the propellers, so it was helpless in the middle of the sea. The island created a massive gash in the front port side causing the ship to sink in just an hour. The gantry davits were only able to deploy 3 lifeboats as a collapsing funnel destroyed both. Only one davit was discovered hanging on the ship.
In the wreck of the ship, the front mast had collapsed on the bridge of the ship. The stern mast had fallen on the seafloor. All funnels had collapsed overboard during the sinking. The wreck was located 1,487 feet underneath the Alboran Sea.
Remember, This Ship does not exist, and never has! The BAA also does not exist, that was just for the background!
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[@nishajil]

Wow!!! That looks amazing 😊

[@shajilkumar5]

Nice work with stop motion....😊

[@fieldmasterambernath8754]

Amazing work👍👌

[@kioskivideos]

Woah didn't know you were good at stop motion 😮

[@anupamacv545]

Super 👌 Very nice one 😍👏

[@mrmario872]

The normandic never sunk😊

[@robloman990]

there is bite mark on the lego

[@MotionsSunset]

Could you please tell me where?