So Titanic/Olympic has been made 3 times, the first one was scrapped in 1935, the next sank on her maiden voyage in 1912, and this one (although it didn't float) gets totally scrapped as well. Damn it world, you had 3 tries!!!! This is why the Honor and Glory game devs have to spend their lives recreating all of the Titanic on computers now! This is why!
Mostly it was all destroyed by the water.. The staircase was literally smashed to pieces and raises from its fittings after water hit it with such a strong, STRONG force!
If you want to get a sense of what it would have been like, go to the White Swan Hotel in Alnwick. The Olympic and Titanic where not completely identical, their layout was slightly different. Titanic had some features that Olympic didn't have, or were added later, after the sinking of the Titanic. However. Both of their Grand Staircases where identical. the reason why people haven't completely rebuilt that ship, is because of the cost, the fact regulations have changed, and even though the Olympic has long since been scrapped,The White Swan hotel's Olympic Suite incorporates paneling, mirrors, a ceiling and stained glass windows which were removed from the RMS Olympic when she was being dismantled in Jarrow in 1936. The hotel's then-owner, Algenon Smart, had been a frequent traveler on Olympic and took part in the auction of the ship's fittings in November 1935. At the auction, which was run by the London firm Knight Frank & Rutley, he had the winning bids for elements of the First Class Lounge, the Aft First Class Staircase, and the revolving door from the liner's restaurant.
+Evan Worden Dude, he's quite clearly talking about the movie set, not the actual ship. That being said, the set was built on a rented lot, it's purpose is specifically for the building/tearing down of movie sets (once production finishes of course)
And the floors in that area were tiled in the same style as the A deck grand staircase with the black and white pattern, not carpeted. But none of that was known at the time the movie was made. Also the carpet pattern in the reception room is different and the dining room was not carpeted but linoleum tiled in an attractive intricate design of blue, red and yellow.
+Ryan Dixon It's possible that Olympic used something more along the lines of the oak doors, as there's inconsistencies between the doors found on Titanic (which slid open) and the doors indicated on Olympic's deck plans (which are indicated as swinging open). A similar entrance space with similar paneling aboard a previous WSL ship (Laurentic) had glazed oak doors that swung open.
I paint high end multi million dollar custom homes and just this dining room and stairway show would take my crew of 5 at least 6 months to lacquer paint and do all the staining and clear coating amazing the amount of detail that was on that ship
+MASH MASH All in all, it took 11 months to fully fit out Titanic, which includes the processes of installing the paneling, the linoleum, the lighting/equipment, the furnishings, pretty much anything that wasn't the bare steel framing. Harland and Wolff's crew worked hard day and night in Belfast to complete her during those 11 months.
Why they don’t just build this as a hotel and restaurant I’m sure it would look so good in New York it would never have to sail just dock it think of how much money you could bring to it. It not like there is anything like it today it would be so much fun to just stay one night and go through it and be treated like a 1st class passenger I mean in New York there such a world presence it would be full at all times especially parking it near Brooklyn bridge that a historic area it would look so good there or maybe Ellis island it would work there too less crowded. I mean just think how nice it would be to be on the grand decks and see New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty and all the bridges and it would look so good from those location too it just works why a billionaire has not done this IDK
You really don't know how movies are made, the exterior set was made out of scaffolding with the one side of the hull finished to film the other side was bare, the interiors weren't even connected to that set they were built in a warehouse
Sweet Lil Devil cgi was most of the film it would work in New York or in the UK. I think New York is Better just because it was supposed to arrive there and you could see it from many locations
+Patrick Crawford This wasn't known yet at the time. Funny enough though, those archway windows don't match up with Olympic's either. On Olympic, the middle one on each side was wider. Here, they're all the same size. Always wondered why this was.
They didn#'t know that back in 1997. But they do now. It doesn't stop what the filmmaker built and filmed from being any less beautiful or faithful. Since it was faithfully created and even revealed new evidence that we weren't even aware of until then. We know much more now. Particularly regarding the differences between Titanic and her sister ship Olympic.
Matt Ward remember in the honor and glory video of them talking about this? They mention they used titanics wall dimensions, and that once they added in olympics window design, it didn’t match up right, which is what led to them looking at the dining room photo from titanic and getting it right. I suspect Cameron did a similar thing maybe and just made up how long or how it looked to make it fit, they obviously didn’t know about the 3 big windows back then.
@@Legitcar117 That's what I figured too, but the thing is, there doesn't seem to be any indication that the size of that spot was any different on Titanic compared to Olympic, so I never got why Olympic's window design didn't match up (especially since their earlier renders have Olympic's window design in that spot)
you just fart "refrences" at random? Old reliable is the RMS Olympic... this is a video of the RMS Titanic... which by the way... fucking sanked! so how the fuck it can be "Ol' Reliable" I hope you feel pretty stupid now
@Anon ymous dude... dude... lets just all agree to call it simply a "movie set" and I'm not the expert... its mr Reliable... who used a term out of context to sound smart... and here we are...
@Railfan 765 Ah, okay. The set used mostly random carpets that didn't appear on either Olympic or Titanic. Even rooms that weren't carpeted at all were given carpets in their film set counterparts for some reason, such as the smoking lounge and dining saloon.
James Cameron's "Titanic Explorer" CD Rom program... a lot of fascinating information when it was released back in the late 1990's... a bit after the film left theatres worldwide. It doesn't work too well in Windows Vista or in the modern updates of Windows 10 though.
Paul Elder The actual file of 'walking' on the ship is a total of about 30MB's, you can open it in QuickTime without having to open the actual software of the CD-rom itself. This makes it allot easyer!!
roelofjan1987 Thanks for the info. I am building the ship in CGI any idea what painting they used at 3:00 on the video? :) My 3d work is here and is updated daily www.flickr.com/photos/xenopaul/sets/72157652081772592/
Hard to believe it would all be on the bottom of he ocean within a few days. That big door in the beginning, is that the one left open during the sinking? I think it's since fallen off the wreck.
Heey! bij 2:08 is er een soort street vieuw maar dan binnen van de titanic! Kan jij mij zeggen hoe ik die progamma ook kan krijgen ???????????? Hoop dat je mij een bericht terug stuur ........
The motion is so fast you cant tell what is going on, It makes me dizzy. perhaps keep the music but slow the pace at least 75% so we can appreciate the work you have done which is amazing by the way.
JJ’S Channel It’s not a game, this tour was part of a 1998 CDROM related to the James Cameron movie. It was called Titanic Explorer. One of its contents was a 360 degrees tour of the (movieset) ship. Really ahead of its time because now with Google Street view we are used to this kind of thing but at the time to make photographs (analog probably) and later stitch it together into 360 degrees pics must have been a lot of work. The game that is being discussed in this response section is Titanic Honor and Glory. The team from this game is recreating the entire ship digitally, litterly every thing even the broomclosets. Historians and experts have been supporting the team to put all the puzzel pieces together to create it as accurate as possible. You should really download the demo(s) from TitanicHG.com
+John 6:56 That's how high the room was in real life. It was 10 feet from the floor to the ceiling paneling (10 and a half if you remove the paneling).
Carpet, furniture, windows between the Dining Saloon and Reception Hall, are all inaccurate. They wasted time on a fictional couple instead of researching.
+Gabriel Alvarado This set is incredibly accurate given the time period it was made. The differences in the arched windows on Titanic had not been discovered yet, and the furniture is very similar to the furniture used on the actual ship. The only glaring inaccuracy is the carpet, but it's such a minor offense compared to everything else that it's hardly worth bringing up. You can complain about Jack and Rose, but this film's dedication to accuracy regarding the sets was extraordinarily remarkable.
The set for James Cameron's Titanic was absolutely amazing.
They used the exact same materials that were on the real Titanic to keep it as accurate as possible.
So Titanic/Olympic has been made 3 times, the first one was scrapped in 1935, the next sank on her maiden voyage in 1912, and this one (although it didn't float) gets totally scrapped as well.
Damn it world, you had 3 tries!!!! This is why the Honor and Glory game devs have to spend their lives recreating all of the Titanic on computers now! This is why!
Matt W Are you Matt from the H&G team?
You forgot Gigantic/Britannic.
The third sister that at the bottom of the Kea Channel in The Aegean sea.
+roelofjan1987 No, that would be Matthew DeWinkeler. Sorry for the late reply, your reply never showed up in my inbox.
+Zaphod Beeblebrox Looking back at this comment, I was thinking exactly that. So that's four tries.
Four tries..
The should have just built the rest of the damned thing and left it as a tourist attraction.
Mostly it was all destroyed by the water.. The staircase was literally smashed to pieces and raises from its fittings after water hit it with such a strong, STRONG force!
same thing happened in James Camerons "Titanic", the Grand Staircase broke away.
Hell yea lmao
If you want to get a sense of what it would have been like, go to the White Swan Hotel in Alnwick. The Olympic and Titanic where not completely identical, their layout was slightly different. Titanic had some features that Olympic didn't have, or were added later, after the sinking of the Titanic. However. Both of their Grand Staircases where identical. the reason why people haven't completely rebuilt that ship, is because of the cost, the fact regulations have changed, and even though the Olympic has long since been scrapped,The White Swan hotel's Olympic Suite incorporates paneling, mirrors, a ceiling and stained glass windows which were removed from the RMS Olympic when she was being dismantled in Jarrow in 1936. The hotel's then-owner, Algenon Smart, had been a frequent traveler on Olympic and took part in the auction of the ship's fittings in November 1935. At the auction, which was run by the London firm Knight Frank & Rutley, he had the winning bids for elements of the First Class Lounge, the Aft First Class Staircase, and the revolving door from the liner's restaurant.
+Evan Worden Dude, he's quite clearly talking about the movie set, not the actual ship.
That being said, the set was built on a rented lot, it's purpose is specifically for the building/tearing down of movie sets (once production finishes of course)
0:03 - on the real Titanic these were iron grill doors that were intricately designed instead of solid oak doors.
And the floors in that area were tiled in the same style as the A deck grand staircase with the black and white pattern, not carpeted. But none of that was known at the time the movie was made. Also the carpet pattern in the reception room is different and the dining room was not carpeted but linoleum tiled in an attractive intricate design of blue, red and yellow.
Ryan Dixon yes that is right good eye
Sure, let's not compliment this incredible achievement. Instead, let's desperately try to look for a "mistake" and talk about that.
+Ryan Dixon It's possible that Olympic used something more along the lines of the oak doors, as there's inconsistencies between the doors found on Titanic (which slid open) and the doors indicated on Olympic's deck plans (which are indicated as swinging open). A similar entrance space with similar paneling aboard a previous WSL ship (Laurentic) had glazed oak doors that swung open.
I paint high end multi million dollar custom homes and just this dining room and stairway show would take my crew of 5 at least 6 months to lacquer paint and do all the staining and clear coating amazing the amount of detail that was on that ship
MASH MASH this ship was amazing!
+MASH MASH All in all, it took 11 months to fully fit out Titanic, which includes the processes of installing the paneling, the linoleum, the lighting/equipment, the furnishings, pretty much anything that wasn't the bare steel framing. Harland and Wolff's crew worked hard day and night in Belfast to complete her during those 11 months.
@@TechnologicallyTechnical even when she was already in Southampton the crew was still working on her. Absolutely insane
Why they don’t just build this as a hotel and restaurant I’m sure it would look so good in New York it would never have to sail just dock it think of how much money you could bring to it. It not like there is anything like it today it would be so much fun to just stay one night and go through it and be treated like a 1st class passenger I mean in New York there such a world presence it would be full at all times especially parking it near Brooklyn bridge that a historic area it would look so good there or maybe Ellis island it would work there too less crowded. I mean just think how nice it would be to be on the grand decks and see New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty and all the bridges and it would look so good from those location too it just works why a billionaire has not done this IDK
I once had an id a to build a hotel that would mirror the Titanic.the name would be the white star.
You really don't know how movies are made, the exterior set was made out of scaffolding with the one side of the hull finished to film the other side was bare, the interiors weren't even connected to that set they were built in a warehouse
Joe Campbell sounds like a they missed out on a opportunity narrow minded people they didn’t think big enough
Because it had to be submerged in water and destroyed for the film
Sweet Lil Devil cgi was most of the film it would work in New York or in the UK. I think New York is Better just because it was supposed to arrive there and you could see it from many locations
The bay windows separating the 1st class sitting area to the dining area is incorrect, instead of 5 small ones, there should be 3 big ones
+Patrick Crawford This wasn't known yet at the time. Funny enough though, those archway windows don't match up with Olympic's either. On Olympic, the middle one on each side was wider. Here, they're all the same size. Always wondered why this was.
They didn#'t know that back in 1997. But they do now. It doesn't stop what the filmmaker built and filmed from being any less beautiful or faithful. Since it was faithfully created and even revealed new evidence that we weren't even aware of until then. We know much more now. Particularly regarding the differences between Titanic and her sister ship Olympic.
Matt Ward remember in the honor and glory video of them talking about this?
They mention they used titanics wall dimensions, and that once they added in olympics window design, it didn’t match up right, which is what led to them looking at the dining room photo from titanic and getting it right.
I suspect Cameron did a similar thing maybe and just made up how long or how it looked to make it fit, they obviously didn’t know about the 3 big windows back then.
Remember, this set was done in the 90s. They discovered this only a couple years ago
@@Legitcar117 That's what I figured too, but the thing is, there doesn't seem to be any indication that the size of that spot was any different on Titanic compared to Olympic, so I never got why Olympic's window design didn't match up (especially since their earlier renders have Olympic's window design in that spot)
Amazing images. Hopefully one day fans can see all of this in person.
*Titanic: Honor and Glory intensifies*
Amazing work. Really enjoyed it.
awesome! great to see the “Ol’ Reliable” getting her interior recreated! :)
you just fart "refrences" at random?
Old reliable is the RMS Olympic... this is a video of the RMS Titanic... which by the way... fucking sanked! so how the fuck it can be "Ol' Reliable"
I hope you feel pretty stupid now
@Anon ymous dude... dude...
lets just all agree to call it simply a "movie set"
and I'm not the expert...
its mr Reliable... who used a term out of context to sound smart...
and here we are...
@Anon ymous hehe, nice to have someone on my side for a change lol
@Railfan 765 I actually haven't heard of any evidence suggesting a difference in the color of the carpets. Where did you hear this?
@Railfan 765 Ah, okay. The set used mostly random carpets that didn't appear on either Olympic or Titanic. Even rooms that weren't carpeted at all were given carpets in their film set counterparts for some reason, such as the smoking lounge and dining saloon.
This is the nicest Titanic simulator I've seen. Wish I knew where to find it!
theproplady www.titanichg.com this one is better;)
Kim Jong-Un it’s not even finished
This is from Titanic Explorer from 1998
Amazing graphics the BEST AFLOAT!!!!!Bravo
James Cameron's "Titanic Explorer" CD Rom program... a lot of fascinating information when it was released back in the late 1990's... a bit after the film left theatres worldwide. It doesn't work too well in Windows Vista or in the modern updates of Windows 10 though.
Titan52berg Thank you :). Shame the uploader couldn't be so generous with his response.
Paul Elder The actual file of 'walking' on the ship is a total of about 30MB's, you can open it in QuickTime without having to open the actual software of the CD-rom itself. This makes it allot easyer!!
roelofjan1987 Thanks for the info. I am building the ship in CGI any idea what painting they used at 3:00 on the video? :) My 3d work is here and is updated daily www.flickr.com/photos/xenopaul/sets/72157652081772592/
+Paul Elder You must know Titanic Honor ang Glory right ? It may interest you :)
BRO IS LIKE...
VERYYYYYY REALISTIC
Because it was. These were 360 degree pictures taken on set of the 1997 movie
when I first saw this video in 2015, I didn't know or liked any of the music. Now that I am re watching it I am like: "Oh! I know that song!"
So realistic mate
It’s crazy that we now know that carpet was not on Titanic.
the inner doors were actually heavily decorated, not just plain wood
Actually there were no inner doors for the gangway doors just steel gates
This was mad in the90s they didn’t know
yes doors is job fucken i wouldnt have that mindset bcoz it matters
What is this tour called? is it on dvd?
Hard to believe it would all be on the bottom of he ocean within a few days. That big door in the beginning, is that the one left open during the sinking? I think it's since fallen off the wreck.
amazing dinning room
excelente recorrido virtual. me gustaria que lo hiciera dentro todo el barco y mayor originalidad de colores
That was a nice ship . How long were the British in control of Her . gb* ~ hard life (MULDEW)
This models has been taken on ,,Titanic,, 1997 year film !!!
what is this from? is this a website or a game i can use to explore d deck?
Magnifico navio lindo e iponente quem nao dsejaria o navio dos sonhos❤😢
Where can I get this game?
Whats the name of this tour?
Heey!
bij 2:08 is er een soort street vieuw maar dan binnen van de titanic!
Kan jij mij zeggen hoe ik die progamma ook kan krijgen ????????????
Hoop dat je mij een bericht terug stuur ........
Can you send a link of this tour?
I love titanic😍
The motion is so fast you cant tell what is going on, It makes me dizzy. perhaps keep the music but slow the pace at least 75% so we can appreciate the work you have done which is amazing by the way.
The gangway doors and the dining room arches are inaccurate
Where did they get all these color hd photos from???
@Melanie 😹
Are these photos from the film set? Why does it look so real
+Zee Gee Yes, these are from the film set.
Where u get that can u send me the link or is it has to be download
Wich coundy it has muesum titanic?
Si tratta del virtual tour di James Cameron?
The windows between the Dining Room and the Reception Room are wrong
You watch too many Titanic Honor & Glory videos haha
i agree with ryan dixon
it looks like a model to me
donde es esa pajina ¿?
does anyone know where I could find this??
Es el set de titanic de James Cameron?
Yes.
It's just a simulator. It is a pity there is no game where you can survive this by playing a character. After all, this simulator is still cool. 🙂👍
I wish this was in VR google cardboard mode you feel like your inside titantic.
+*foxman362* The game Titanic: Honor and Glory has two VR supported demos and they have photorealistic graphics.
Check it out!
The first demo had VR support, the 2nd one hasn't! But in the future probably the game will have VR support
roelofjan1987 Oh. Thanks for letting me know.
*you're
@@roelofjan1986 the link of the game...
Nice😔♥👍
I believe it's true but how did u find out how it looks?
It's based on blue prints and photographs, mostly from RMS Olympic, which was nearly identical.
Google Titanic D Deck Reception Room and look at the photos
What game is this I wanna play it
JJ’S Channel It’s not a game, this tour was part of a 1998 CDROM related to the James Cameron movie. It was called Titanic Explorer. One of its contents was a 360 degrees tour of the (movieset) ship. Really ahead of its time because now with Google Street view we are used to this kind of thing but at the time to make photographs (analog probably) and later stitch it together into 360 degrees pics must have been a lot of work. The game that is being discussed in this response section is Titanic Honor and Glory. The team from this game is recreating the entire ship digitally, litterly every thing even the broomclosets. Historians and experts have been supporting the team to put all the puzzel pieces together to create it as accurate as possible. You should really download the demo(s) from TitanicHG.com
Mostra o Deck H por favor
feelsbadman how such a classy ship worth 200 Million in today's money ended up getting fucked on its first voyage
¿what name the son?
the name of the song heard in this video is Titanic Songbook - Estudiantina Waltz link of the song (ua-cam.com/video/5LszQCsum3s/v-deo.html)
Sorry what is this??
And now we have this ! ua-cam.com/video/ZovMB2b77UQ/v-deo.html
?????????
This is not the real Titanic. It's the studio from the Titanic movie
+*Oskar Holmgren* Geeee, reeaaally?
Unsinkable
no recepcion is restoran
The reception and Dining Saloon
Too high of head space.
+John 6:56 That's how high the room was in real life. It was 10 feet from the floor to the ceiling paneling (10 and a half if you remove the paneling).
I'm trying to trigger past life memories..... The dining room gives me deja vu all the time guessing that's where I died to be honest 😔
No one died there but ok?
@@gabrielalvarado7849 i did
angy luz Armendaris No, the Dining Room was locked at the time. No one could enter it while it was sinking.
@@gabrielalvarado7849 mmm. Ok. Then maybe I'll find out soon during meditation. 🤨 I've been seeing my past life now so soon I'll see my death. 😔😭☹️
Carpet, furniture, windows between the Dining Saloon and Reception Hall, are all inaccurate. They wasted time on a fictional couple instead of researching.
+Gabriel Alvarado This set is incredibly accurate given the time period it was made. The differences in the arched windows on Titanic had not been discovered yet, and the furniture is very similar to the furniture used on the actual ship. The only glaring inaccuracy is the carpet, but it's such a minor offense compared to everything else that it's hardly worth bringing up.
You can complain about Jack and Rose, but this film's dedication to accuracy regarding the sets was extraordinarily remarkable.
IT DIDNT LOOK ATHING LIKE THS. SHAME ON YOU!
Jackson How I thought so too .it's to modern in places !!
@@dawntaylor4210 It's a mostly accurate representation of what the room really looked like. There's photographs of the room on Olympic.