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I decided to finish the Deck Plans of the Titanic that i started back when i was Nod-Flareon. After finishing G-Deck i decided to put them all together and use an Over view i drew back then to the pic and then added my current version of my Titanic to the top.This picture features all the decks of the Titanic with rooms that i could read from the plans identified. Anyone who plays the game Titanic: Adventure out of Time might find this picture useful.
Well Deviants, enjoy and please leave comments.
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So this is yours! I've seen people repost on their websites, though.Β Β
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i don't like people posting my work without my permission, its considered art theft
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The layout of the Turkish Bath reflects the Olympic, not Titanic. Titanic's Cooling Room was a central room. Otherwise, nice work!
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these are the plans of Titanic from every book you'll see with them in.
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And those books are wrong too. So is Adventure out of Time's Turkish Bath.Β
Here's a side-by-side comparison of Olympic's & Titanic's Turkish Bath complex and you see the difference.
www.paullee.com/titanic/f_deckβ¦
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Again, I will point out that these are the blueprints of Olympic, now looking at the 1st Class Reception and Entrance on D-deck. Titanic's Reception Room was slightly altered forward of the elevators. As well, the staircase shown on the port entranceway leading down to Scotland Road did not exist on Titanic.Β
www.paullee.com/titanic/d_deckβ¦
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I still don't know why they only had 20 lifeboats on board. I mean today, we would just blame the budget. But back than...
To them, it was unsinkable.
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money, they wanted to save money and they were more concerned on luxury and safety. Thomas Andrews tried to get them to allow more lifeboats but they just shushed him
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That answers alot. Thanks.
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Is it all right if I take a look at the bottom deck plans, where the boiler and engine rooms are?
There's a little theory I want to study.
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isn't the image big enough as it is?
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Yes, it is, but I just want to look at something at the deck plans, based on the expeditions that John Chatterton and Richie Kholer made, to the wreck of Britannic.
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so cool I get lost in that game Titanic: Adventure out of Time
I may use these so I won't have to stop playing all the time
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i once got lost for about two hours during that quest when you had to find a cufflink
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me too
I went on YouTube
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would you mind if you make the deck plans more wider like the actual ones?
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i'm not planning on redoing the deck plans for now
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Sorry but the width of each deck is too thinly spread out.
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i know, the deckplans were done several years ago
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gees! you could rebuild Titanic using these!
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these deckplans are in more or less every book on Titanic
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not the ones have, did you use pictures out of your book?
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oh cool and my friend told me he wants to say sorry about a fight you guys had.
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i don't care, him and the others are all trolls, don't want him to ever contact me again
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I'll tell him that.
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Nice details. I love how her blueprints turned out.
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thank you very much
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This is a very well detailing of the ships blueprints. Do you mind if I use these blue prints for the 3D model of the Titanic I'm working on?
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sure as long as i'm given credit for the deckplans
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Absolutely ^^
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thank you
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You're welcome
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my current version has been seven years of work
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wow seven years?
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most of that was just adding and modifying
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thank you and your titanic is amazing
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