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Long story short, I got bored. Anyway, I've added some extra details, including the lights on the central section of the forecastle deck, and a couple of capstans next to the mast. I also added the auxiliary anchor in the well at the very prow, and one other anchor resting on the forecastle. Oh, and the...thingy between Cargo Hatch One and the Bunker Hatch, though it's a little bit wide, so I'll be fixing that in the next render. In terms of things I need to add, the crane at the bow, just aft of the auxiliary anchor well, a number of capstans and other details, and of course the anchor chains. Oh, and obviously rigging, but I'll add that when I'm done with the exterior of the ship. I also need several diagonal supports at the sides of the well deck. Oh, yeah, and the electric cranes aft of the Bunker Hatch. I did notice in the last image that the text on the sign on the wavebreaker is unreadable, so if anyone's wondering, it says 'NOTICE Passengers Are Not Allowed Beyond This Point.' Oh, and yes, I used the wrong material for the top of the capstans, I'll change that, too, it's an easy fix. Other than that, I guess portholes and then the actual superstructure. And the poop deck. I haven't added water yet, it would have taken too long to render.

The RMS Titanic was a luxury liner built in 1911 by the Harland and Wolff shipyards for the White Star Line. When she was launched on 31 March 1911, there was a significant turn out, though noticeably less than had shown up for her older sister, Olympic's launch. She set sail on 10 April 1912 with little fanfare. Four days into her voyage, she had a fatal collision with an iceberg, taking an estimated 1,500 lives. Because of this disaster, her story is known worldwide, and we remember her even today. This model is an attempt to faithfully recreate her using the Blender software and eventually Unity.

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Long story short, I got bored. Anyway, I've added some extra details, including the lights on the central section of the forecastle deck, and a couple of capstans next to the mast. I also added the auxiliary anchor in the well at the very prow, and one other anchor resting on the forecastle. Oh, and the...thingy between Cargo Hatch One and the Bunker Hatch, though it's a little bit wide, so I'll be fixing that in the next render. In terms of things I need to add, the crane at the bow, just aft of the auxiliary anchor well, a number of capstans and other details, and of course the anchor chains. Oh, and obviously rigging, but I'll add that when I'm done with the exterior of the ship. I also need several diagonal supports at the sides of the well deck. Oh, yeah, and the electric cranes aft of the Bunker Hatch. I did notice in the last image that the text on the sign on the wavebreaker is unreadable, so if anyone's wondering, it says 'NOTICE Passengers Are Not Allowed Beyond This Point.' Oh, and yes, I used the wrong material for the top of the capstans, I'll change that, too, it's an easy fix. Other than that, I guess portholes and then the actual superstructure. And the poop deck. I haven't added water yet, it would have taken too long to render.

The RMS Titanic was a luxury liner built in 1911 by the Harland and Wolff shipyards for the White Star Line. When she was launched on 31 March 1911, there was a significant turn out, though noticeably less than had shown up for her older sister, Olympic's launch. She set sail on 10 April 1912 with little fanfare. Four days into her voyage, she had a fatal collision with an iceberg, taking an estimated 1,500 lives. Because of this disaster, her story is known worldwide, and we remember her even today. This model is an attempt to faithfully recreate her using the Blender software and eventually Unity.