Hachette Titanic Engines

[@maxshep2829]

Just a heads up, it looks like you have the 2x outside propellers mixed up. They are both going in reverse, and the centre prop is going forward! Otherwise, i love this hachette setup ❤

[@Dinomasterlee]

This looks insane!

[@chuckaddison5134]

The center screw was driven by a steam turbine, not by the expansion engines.

[@oceanchaser]

I think according to the movie. I see the props are turning correctly the center turns the same direction as the right prop and the left all by itself turns the opposite .

[@new.handle]

Meaning: center prop would move Titanic forward, and those other two, would move it in reverse.

[@jandoerlidoe3412]

The sansom lever goes haywire on those engines....

[@ionaguirre]

External props are turning "astern". Anyway, nice model arrangement.

[@hectorruffo8947]

Grave error de diseño de la réplica : los vástagos de las válvulas invaden el camino de los mecánicos de mantenimiento del motor . Directamente con ese golpe morirían . Veré si se puede subsanar .

[@tom5051666]

the middle prop is incorrect as is with most models of the Titanic. Titanic and her sister ships were originally designed and fitted with a 3 bladed central propellor. The surviving ships had a 4 blade propellor fitted in 1914 to try to reduce vibration in steerage class. The few blades a propellor has, the more efficient however it comes at the cost of harsher vibration.