Cardboard Titanic Model sinks (With underwater camera angles)

3' Cardboard Titanic sinking similar to the "A Night to Remember" movie

[@memesforyou4343]

ima still be watching this in 2050 lol

[@timpaynich4698]

same lol

[@freshair_needed6]

Same

[@hgtugdz25]

yes

[@Ackvideoadventures]

Same

[@Modify-]

Yes

[@sneakstv8958]

I've been watching you for years. I built some cardboard ships at home because of your videos. Thank you for making these. They are a treasure

[@bizarreness]

I did the same, using foam board and painting the models

[@miguelmbzv4364]

me too

[@Detective.J_official]

Where is it located in?

[@mrseannydepp7146]

@@Detective.J_official ya we’re is it

[@tvparkstreet]

@@Detective.J_official All of these videos are filmed in Northwest Montana in different seasons of the year. If you don’t believe me you can look at the YT bio.

[@ww21943]

I liked the underwater shots. One thing I’ve learned watching these videos is that once the bow goes under, the rest of the ship is going to sink fast.

[@Pandadude-eg9li]

This is most likely due to water being now able to enter from the top, and the ship being forced down upon by water too.

[@Saranaprasadam]

The bow section now pulling the stern with it

[@sdmedia1323]

Yeah, that’s when I know to panic. Like, a ship is very low in the water. Fine. As long as no portholes are open, fine. We could just have breached a compartment or seven but as long as it’s not eight and listing past 35 we’re fine. But water floods the well deck? *Ohhhh no. Panic mode. She’s sinking. Well deck goes, she goes.*

[@user-ob7zi2nc8q]

Какого ответа

[@_R-R]

Ship slowly settles at first. But when the bow goes, she's going fast.

[@aaronfitzgerald9109]

Everyone else: out partying... Me: 10 minutes until 2022, watching a card board Titanic sink.....🤣

[@josemanzanilla115]

I´ll be waiting for the shipwreck. Good video!!

[@americancookie5095]

I love all of these videos.

[@jessedierksheide]

I can't wait to see the reck

[@AmericanLegion1776]

"Wreck" lolz

[@prototyperegretevator]

@@AmericanLegion1776 Grammar nazi spotted

[@AmericanLegion1776]

@@prototyperegretevator Napoleon was better XD

[@jessedierksheide]

Sorry for the bad spelling

[@chrislynch4686]

Such pure nostalgia!! Remember the first cardboardia sinking!

[@ajuntapall8860]

These are always so interesting. I see you ran into a problem I've had in simulators: scale models of the Titanic don't have enough mass to break.

[@Dumbass_theKid00]

Yes but his or her vids need to be flim in the dark it will be cooler if he or she put some lights on his or her ships !!!!

[@juanestebansantiagocaro7363]

@@Dumbass_theKid00 the cardboardtanic had lights

[@guyk768]

Ending 2021 with a Cardboard Titanic video. Epic. I always enjoy the effort you put into your ship models and videos. Have a wonderful New Year and a healthy and prosperous 2022.

[@killaship]

It's been a while since I watched one of these videos. I'm addicted again, uh oh. :p

[@femboy_thighs69]

One of the most wholesome KZbin channels ever

[@LordAmerican]

You have a rather odd definition of "wholesome".

[@realstao]

Babe! Babe wake up! The cardboard ship sinking channel posted a new video

[@prototyperegretevator]

Cheers to a new year for Cardbordia. We're coming for you, CCL.

[@naiknaik8812]

dude i used to watch this type of video when i was a kid glad to see you still doing it

[@bartdegryse9345]

NGL, these videos are satisfying to watch.

[@MrParkFan]

Hey welcome back nice job with the cardboard ship building 😊🚢⛴🚢

[@yoh5207]

The underwater shots was fire 🔥🔥

[@Princess.looloo]

This is so cooool it must have been cold for the diver swimming around all those chunks!

[@wooperbest2302]

Nice

[@dan_38]

simple, yet theres dedication to work here. bravo

[@BigAl_00]

Yayyyy. I love these vids.

[@callumjamesmckay7917]

✨These videos are beautiful✨🚢

[@Dakotadarkwolf]

This is awesome! With sound effects and everything! I once made a sword fishermen Viking cabin cruiser out of cardboard, complete with two bedrooms and head and galley and a lounge area fully furnished all made from cardboard as well. Course I painted it with weather proof paint and sealed it so it would stay afloat. Anyway I ended up giving in to my niece. Dunno what she did with it.. Really wish I had some pictures of it!

[@exospaceman8209]

You actually made the titanic wow!

[@robbiehenderson768]

I love these videos, I wish I could make boats that good

[@sneakstv8958]

Same

[@iconk66]

And she plunges into complete darkness I live for the videos ! Awesome work guys Love the angles and underwear shots

[@fondskully]

My absolute favourite, keep it up!

[@nssrrailfan6443]

Very good, watched your videos for years! I even made my own ship one time, it sank well. Again, cheers to you ol' chap! Love your videos!

[@kepler186f4]

I saw a film you did of two ships under construction, was there a follow up video of them sinking? I'm always amazed at your skill in building the models, choreographing and filming of the disaster. Do you use interior bulkheads to get the timing and angles just so?

[@thoji215]

Yes because without bulkheads the ship will have only a 1 or 2 degree forward list. The stern would also rise very slowly until the final plunge. When the final plunge begins, water would start moving forward as the bow goes down, giving the stern more buoyancy than before, causing it to rise.

[@cowgirlchloe]

Yes both those ships are on the video I posted a month or so ago, Cardboardia 11.:) And yes there are interior bulkheads.

[@_R-R]

@@cowgirlchloe How well do they hold up?

[@mitrafantesy9447]

разлом где это очень важно

[@kepler186f4]

@@mitrafantesy9447 Да, действительно. Время должно быть правильным.

[@thoji215]

This gives me a night to remember vibes

[@Miguel42928]

You have motivated me to build my own. You make great vids

[@enterprisevi4440]

This channel upgraded it has a underwater cameras now

[@SpecterAGgaming]

The most fascinating part about this for me is how your Titanic developed a list as she took on water before righting herself before the final plunge. And that around the bridge level did her sinking rapidly accelerate. For a ship made of cardboard, this is quite impressive. The real Titanic did indeed develop a 5-degree list to starboard when the waters first began flooding the compartments, which eventually became a list to port before righting herself before the final plunge.

[@ujustgotx7877]

I love this Channel so much ❤❤❤

[@ShipGotStolen]

finally some titanic video

[@timpaynich4698]

WOW ive been checking this cannel for like a week straight bc i binged watched all your videos lol

[@detroyes2]

Someday, James Cameron will descend to the depths of that lake in a cardboard submersible to survey the wreck.

[@krllz693]

I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and I still am lol

[@fmarktv5498]

I’ve been watching these since I was in elementary school, keep up the good work.

[@OfficialSimon2004]

Passengers: 365 Deaths: 296 Survivors: 69 This sinking was a deliberate event made by 3 of the builders (Jim Walker, Adam Peterson and Julia Thompson). Although Julia Thompson overslept and missed the ship and was unable to board the ship. Despite having a ticket. Communications failed 3 minutes before the sinking which made rescue 10x more difficult. It took 2 days for the survivors to reach land (they eventually reached a dock in Jamaica), 4 days for the world to find out about the tragic event and 10 days to find out that it was all planned out. Julia was later arrested for her actions of the tragic event and pleaded guilty. She was sentenced to life in prison. The owners of the "Cardboard Titanic" were very disturbed by what had happened that they decided to play £100,000 in compensation to the families of the victims as an apology that this event had happened. The Owners were arrested for letting this event happen and was sentenced to 5 years in prison for involuntary murder. After 1 and a half years spent in there, they were bailed out and continued to work as ship owners. A maximum security background check was put in place so that no one with a criminal record could enter any type of public transport. And more security guards were placed around the docks for extra precaution. The owners continued their job for another 25 years before they retired and live the rest of their lives unemployed. A search party was deployed 2 days after the sinking and found the wreck 1 and a half year later. When the wreck was found it was a gaping hole in the middle of it. It caused conspiracy theories that there was an explosion or something big was inside the ship when it sank. But it was later discovered that the temperature of the water was causing the wreck to disintegrate. When this was found out they predicted it would take between 10-15 years for the whole wreck to disappear. The President of America refused to revive the wreckage. It was left there and it was guarded and well looked after until the day it disappeared. They allowed people to visit the wreckage via a submarine and over 350 people a day go and visit the wreckage. On June 25th 2044, the ship disappeared.

[@jessedierksheide]

Dam this had to take some time and good work.

[@OfficialSimon2004]

@@jessedierksheide Yeah it took me a while. I just waffled on and turned out to have a good(ish) storyline to the video

[@larsw8776]

Cardboardian engineers were sure that cardboard was a suitable material to withstand the ice... One of your best!

[@Thedragonlover95]

Can we just say that this carbord modal is on point

[@Redeulous]

Lesson learned, the Titanic is not an icebreaker...

[@coltentucker8851]

It is in conversations

[@thatonememerguy]

@@coltentucker8851 lol

[@leo12061]

@@coltentucker8851HELP

[@willhopper1849]

Who else would like to see a cardbordia being made?

[@MoultrieGeek]

Perfect, down to the falling funnels. Subscribed.

[@damer4life528]

wow nice but it looks like britannic sinking still good great job chloe

[@globalhickory6074]

I watch you for year or more and they are cool

[@Trenton-om9qs]

How do i keep missing these videos.

[@grumpykingtiger4593]

Another great video! The new underwater shots were awesome!

[@Chris-lk3fq]

I would very much love to see a "how to" video showing how you build these ships. Or an instructable.

[@quiteschtewpid4443]

Hot glue to join, tape to seal I’m sure

[@johin487]

Thank you for making theese videos because there to inspire me into it

[@dollarsmarttheclown9578]

Awesome

[@lnact1ve]

Your vids are the best

[@musaddiqibrahim6878]

Hopefully we can get some footage of the Cardboardia princess 2, with the damage it took from the fire while sinking im sure the wreck is just a bunch of tattered remains

[@elpistachio]

That one sensible employee: shouldn't we install masts so the lookout crew can spot danger? The higher ups at the Cardboardian shipyard: we need to hire lookouts?

[@omegatricky1637]

Ive watch you like years now this its my childhood

[@thatgurlarianagrande8992]

I have been here since the original cardboardia! Your videos have inspired me to make my own ship models at home! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to make these! :)

[@user-rv2wl7re3f]

My favorite KZbinr❤❤

[@gerry5134]

Nice use of toilet paper tubes for the funnels ! Nicely made model . Shame you had to sink it !

[@salimamamakova4205]

lets just appreiciate the hard work she did for these vids

[@rma24-25]

Ima still be watching this in 2070

[@DunceDude]

tbh ima buy some of your merch soon, I want cardboardia plastered on my laptop

[@ky_rex10]

why is this so oddly satisfying

[@celmacamilo5662]

Passenger: Are you sure this Cardboard Titanic is unsinkable? Captain: *y e s*

[@LeightonWallis]

They should give this 11 oscars

[@RadioMan2023]

Awesome!

[@stupidpros]

Happy new year Chloe. I hope you and the cardboard will have a happy life making videos in 2022 and more.

[@playerandroid7890]

i like your video

[@user-mn4jo2nw8u]

Тема "Титаника" я заметил будоражит многих. Сколько версий из картона, фанеры и прочих материалов, я успел увидеть. А они всплывают и всплывают

[@richie8623]

I'd love to see James Cameron's face when he watches the video :)

[@noomeeday]

Don't ever stop making these things ❤❤

[@m.r.productions3655]

This is really satisfying😯

[@Hippielove90]

I went to the Titanic museum and Wonderworks at Pigeon Forge Tennessee. Both of which gives you the chance to stick your hand in water that is literally the same degrees as the ocean was the night the ship sank. I am telling you this, you can stick your hand in ice water and it wouldn't even compare to how cold it was that night At Wonderworks they have a timer for you to see how long you can stand it. Within 30 seconds I could feel my heartbeat pulsating through my hand. The rest of the time we were there my skin felt cool and even the bone in my hand felt cold

[@askdani]

Soa nice cardboard titanic😍😍😍

[@youraveragescp1914]

I’ve watched on a different account but I’ve watched for years

[@joesarkic406]

I LOVE THIS

[@MoeBale]

cant wait

[@joshrogers2275]

I'm not gonna lie, this was just as heartbreaking as the film.

[@johin487]

Watching these I think to my self and wonder how many ships are at the bottom of your pond 😅

[@mrfrankiej932]

To think that water was probably close to the temperature the real Titanic plunged into. I sure as hell wouldn't want to dip my toes in that, let alone my whole body. It's also astounding how like the real Titanic it started off slowly, but once the flooding crosses that balance of buoyancy it went down so rapidly.

[@samuelroberge5423]

nice video

[@AlessandroCaleri]

How deep is the pond? That part of the ship sliding into abisal darkness is amazing.

[@stephaniejackson5881]

1:50 this is my favorite under water veiw

[@Powdercoreyguy]

:O she’s bacc

[@_R-R]

Am I crazy. Or does the ice look boring from above, yet eerily beautiful from below?

[@NikkusNam]

Ayy an upload

[@DarthMeteos]

Could we possibly get the uncut version of each of the three main camera angles?

[@CrimsonEssence]

Now I wanna do this!

[@Macher1996]

This is kinda like a night to remember because it never breaks in half

[@freshair_needed6]

You should do the Brittanic next

[@Fadsro]

They bacc and ready to attacc

[@skiptheuse5004]

I love u bro Cool videos

[@LolzolOG2]

can we appreciate the 3 see weeds that found the whole thing?

[@TheRuanpimentel]

Very good!

[@josecarlosjordan8012]

He's actually Underwater That's dangerous

[@thewestongamer9254]

Could you make a Britannic ship model and sink it? Cause that would be AWESOME to me

[@aliedadelgado2076]

HMHS

[@isuckatthesegames7119]

I like to think this is the 1953 theory. Mainly because the ship listing but not splitting.

[@Woofelz]

can't imagen how cold that water had to have been. good thing it turned out looking great!

[@asifshaji5231]

Super video bro 👌👌👌👌😍