Lusitania Sinking IN REAL TIME - New 2024 Animation

[@southern_railman]

This animation is absolutely incredible.

[@ALTheCollie]

The fact all of this chaos and carnage happened in only just 18 minutes, is still terrifying to me. This might be one of the most beautiful animations yet, Jack, I'm loving the improvement

[@AmicusAdastra]

OMG HI HI WHAT A COINCIDENCE TO SEE YOU HERE

[@ALTheCollie]

@AmicusAdastra oh mb I'm not sure if I'm familiar x_X

[@AmicusAdastra]

@@ALTheCollie daisuke

[@ALTheCollie]

@@AmicusAdastra ooohhh this is a surprise lol

[@HistoricTravels]

Incredible work my friend!

[@Roar8384]

Agreed!

[@shaynewheeler9249]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@Roar8384]

@ what

[@s0upra536]

You know you've made perfection when historic travels comments!

[@skorpion090]

Wow. i have never seen a more realistic animation of the Lusitania'a tragic sinking, and as a Lusitania enthusiast, I give this a 10/10. Great work jack!

[@user-fz9zk3v7h]

This video about the sinking of the RMS Lusitania is an absolute masterpiece thank you ❤

[@Planefan1000]

I believe in the "Lusitania: Terror at Sea" movie that Captain Schweiger mentions that he only aims to fire one torpedo and give _Lusitania_ "a bloody nose" as it were. So when he sees how the ship is foundering, he is in total shock. They also said that _Lusitania_ could be outfitted to be an auxiliary cruiser or troop transport as with other Cunard ships.

[@Jonah-g9g]

They did it with Mauretania but sadly not with Lusitania

[@RichardTClark396]

Can rest assure he’s in the pit of hades for that murderous act!

[@ResoluteHedgehog09]

Lusitania may not be the ship I am mostly focused on(That honor belongs to Titanic) but man is this animation good! The details, dedication, graphics, and sounds...it honestly feels as if I'm watching an actual animation from a high quality documentary!

[@Gregm-l9r]

The level of dedication, in bringing the beautiful Lusitania back to life is truly Inspiring . Love your work Jack and the rest of the dream team . This whole vid was absolutely awesome and so professional . Very well done 👏

[@timw483]

I often wondered if the Captain tried to beach his ship. This explains why he couldn't. Excellent work!

[@ooofyguyinc]

Omg these keep getting better i keep thinking ¨this is the best this animation gets"but then i see THIS

[@LambdaCherry]

Jack this may be your best animation yet. in addition to best animation, you absolutely GRILLED AND BARBEQUED with the sound design! I found myself genuinely so disturbed hearing those screams in the Lusitania interior shots. I also love those shots in the final plunge that put you seemingly in the perspective of a bird flying over Lusitania. So many moments caught me off-guard, like the second explosion, the graphics of the smoke, and the inclusion of the elevators stopping. I would say fantastic work but this is work indescribable with the English vocabulary. Keep this up, Mr. Gibson!🎀💝💝

[@duzted]

Not to mention that water. Better than some movies.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@uniontrains.8631]

The way the ship groans at 19:04 is just terrifying.

[@connorredshaw5650]

It's like the Lusitania is in pain as she begins her final plunge and dropping like a stone.

[@Rudnaz_127]

Agreed, like it's the ghost of the ship already crying out.

[@Rudnaz_127]

@@connorredshaw5650 That's a good comparison too

[@Skepparn-s7v]

Just a fabulous animation with a great addition to detail! Keep up the good work!

[@imagaybanana2004]

Jack, this is easily your best work yet! The smoke and water effects look incredible. I also like that you added a slight film grain. It makes it feel as though it were filmed in real life with a real camera. I also love the aerial shots, especially during the final plunge, they almost feel like they’re being filmed from a helicopter. It reminds me of the footage of Oceanos sinking. And you absolutely ate with the sound design!!!! I was so surprised when this premiered lol I was not expecting a whole new real time animation, considering your last one was only earlier this year with Mike’s documentary, but it was a very pleasant surprise! Keep up the good work! Cheers! 💕💕

[@TheBrandon40500]

Such a beautiful ship, I'd never be able to fire upon/destroy something so pleasing to my eye, even if it was an enemy of mine in a war.

[@Shadowhunterbg]

I would.

[@vmezzapelliyou]

The Ship was not an enemy. It was a passenger ship

[@Rudnaz_127]

Top graphics. Very good portrayal of the event with great accuracy. May the lost souls Rest In Peace.

[@Serial__DesginationN]

Well done Jack. Words can’t describe how good this looks.

[@KiwiKiwf]

This is just amazing, oh my god. The graphics are everything!

[@JordanSkrzypchak]

This was the most terrifying Lusitania sinking simulation yet, I love how the boiler explodes just moments after the torpedo hit.

[@railroadinsight]

aww man this model and just readjust the lighting so its dark and make it so it sinks like it did in project britannica. LOVE THE WORK. PLS MAYBE A REAL TIME SINKING OF HER IN PROJECT BRITANNICA

[@JonNie-h8c]

Once again I shed tears when I saw the image of the Titanic in your video❤

[@neptunenavalmods4420]

I like that you used a WWI submarine; way too many Lusitania animation creators use WWII Type VII submarines to represent U-20. Even though the Type VII does not resemble the old-fashioned U-Boats. The particle effects are also beautiful.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

It was a sad day 😭😔

[@OmiCraft.official]

Best Lusitania animation I've seen

[@asmatteringofclutteranddebris]

As soon as the debris started raining down, I could only stare with my mouth agape. Absolutely stunning animation. Terrifying masterpiece of animation.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Rms Olympic

[@PainHurtss]

jack, you glorious man, you’ve done it again. this is by far and away the best animation i have ever had the pleasure of watching. this is something to be extremely proud of. ABSOLUTE PEAK

[@HankerTree]

Dang this sinking animation is great, very sad that so many died due to lowering issues & sailor miscommunication =(

[@danielalvarado9019]

It wasn’t exactly sailor, ignorance, the ship in a mere matter of minutes. Read “Dead Wake: the last crossing of the Lusitania- Erik Larson. It’s one of my favorites and goes into a lot of detail.

[@HankerTree]

@@danielalvarado9019 thx for the book suggestion, but I don’t think I have that book =/ do you think I can find it online free to read?

[@F-Man]

You try to coordinate an evacuation of a passenger liner that has just been illegally attacked by surprise. “Sailor ignorance” - what an insult to seamen of all times.

[@HankerTree]

@@F-Man Well sorry, i don't intend to state such a message, i just changed it to "sailor miscommunication" is that ok?

[@Ironclover-Composer]

Needs a soundtrack ❤ Such a beautiful animation!

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

3:59 That metal sound as the ship leans over to starboard sounds like trumpets playing.

[@NLaertes]

The birds flying around are Lusitania's silent witnesses...

[@Jonah-g9g]

Cant forget about the U-boat tho

[@worldofhunter4700]

You have once again out done yourself with these animations. Keep up the amazing work, my friend. 👍

[@jeroenboth167]

First of all congratulations to 10k subscribers and second this was a amazing real time video and I even learned something new despite me having loved to learn about ships ever since I was around 5 years old since I learned now which was the first rescue ship to arrive 💜

[@Wolfric_Rogers]

Unexpected for November, but a pleasant surprise nonetheless!

[@ryanhlavaty3680]

That was insanely cinematic

[@peterkropotkin6224]

What makes the RMS Lusitania a tragic tale isn't necessarily the loss of life of innocent civilians. It's not because it was a war crime (at least today it would be). It's because in -- the end -- it all really came down to very bad luck. The ship just so happened to travel right into Schwieger's line of sight just perfectly, and he admitted had Turner not not turned towards the sea from the coast, he probably would have not been able to make the shot. In any other type of encounter, the Lusitania would probably have been able to evade any torpedo run.

[@whillard2447]

Yes, it’s very unfortunate :(

[@KenGibson-i1q]

Superb animation you really have improved the realism

[@stevendaniel8126]

The Best I have ever seen........Thank you!!🎉😊

[@gabrieldaia]

Hey man, thanks a lot for using my video music in your work! Would love if you could put a reference in the description, please. That would be enough, thanks a lot!

[@jackganimations]

@@gabrieldaia heyyy!!! I’ve popped your channel and a credit to Ethan Uslan in the description, the music is absolutely incredible so I hope people go over to hear it because it’s brilliant stuff!!

[@gabrieldaia]

@ much appreciated, Jack! Thanks a lot, you got a new sub - I have more music on my channel, feel free to browse and use any piece you like. I can also compose music if interested. Keep it up!

[@MrQM2]

What an incredible job you did with this real time animation! Never forget those who lost their lives that day.

[@PRINCEOFPERSIA-zc2xr]

This is incredible! Great work in both aspects: animation and recreation of the sinking.

[@Rudnaz_127]

Oh and just for context, Lusitania was one of the largest ships in the world (before that being taken by Titanic)...

[@shame.5910]

Mauretania took the title after the Lusitania, then the Olympic and then the Titanic.

[@ethanteamflame]

@@shame.5910as well as Britannic in 1914

[@shame.5910]

@ethanteamflame Britannic was never the largest ship in the world, that title belonged to Vaterland at the time

[@ethanteamflame]

@@shame.5910 ah, but I meant that they were bigger in tonnage and length/width than the rms Lusitania

[@paulplummer5766]

All I can say is woah! Amazing animation

[@whillard2447]

Amazing work Jack, as always ! :)

[@kendallfleet]

This is the most realistic animations I’ve seen to date, well done capturing these terrifying moments.

[@AmicusAdastra]

A ship of that size sinking in only 15 to 18 minutes its just terrifying

[@WhoDatTigahs]

Man imagine being trapper in one of those rooms and you cant open the door due to a flooded corridor. The water just slowly fills your quarters and you die a horrible death.

[@IPlayWithFire135]

We're gonna get the Kaiser for this. Good work.

[@randomguyorsmth420]

Epik work Jack. One of the best sinking animations besides the titanic real-time ones to date. Keep it up

[@Umi953]

Every Lusitania sinking animation keeps getting better!🎉❤

[@LiamPayne-w9o]

A great upgrade!

[@mikedrown2721]

The wireless didn't make a beep sound, it made a spark-buzz sound.

[@theslicefactor4590]

Those old steam ships were so beautiful and elegant, unlike the monstrosities of today.

[@GUNUFofficial]

While there are some good looking cruit ships (mostly from before 2010) yeah ocean liners looked better.

[@MadameMarcy]

Goodness gracious, Jack G's done it again!

[@clairefunnell8481]

Very sad and haunting. Rip to all who were lost. Awesome video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@zackyvwasin339]

I wonder why we still didn't have a properly Lusitania Movie , this incident is as famous and tragic as Titanic

[@lasagnapapa]

Personally I think the reason the Titanic is so much more talked about and depicted is because of the unknown factor it had for so long. While there's still a ton of questions about Titanic's sister ships like the Lusitania and Britannic, the Titanic just had so many questions for so much longer. How it sank, where it sank, if it broke in half, if it was an accident, etc, for over 70 years we just had no idea what happened aside from the SOS'. While the rest of the ship's losses are horrific as well, the Titanic is just darker, and once we did find it, it was so dark, decrepit, and cold, that it's wreck site just felt otherworldly. All these things is why I think more people were interested in it's story, and movies, than the others.

[@7GL6]

@@lasagnapapathe Lusitania also sank significantly faster than the Titanic, so there wouldn’t be much time for drama during the sinking

[@StephenLuke]

RIP To the 1,195 passengers and crew who were killed in the sinking of the RMS Lusitania

[@lexmaximaguy8788]

The elevator...ugh what a horrid way too go.

[@AllenTheLocoLiner]

THESE ANIMATIONS ARE SO STUNNING HOLY HELL

[@Pablo-t8c]

a fabulous animation about lusitania

[@x_raincandy_x]

Insane quality & production 🙏

[@tylerfrederick246]

Jack, I see what you mean about the third funnel follow. How could I have missed that detail from your previous video? Especially when it was right there?

[@Tommy55_official]

This is amazing,can't wait for what's next!

[@soydamo]

Gran trabajo ✅

[@KoolDog570]

Kudos Jack, this was epic 😎

[@WilliamHill-s3e]

I can’t wait to see this detail on Project Britannica

[@alanroberson9749]

Excellent work dudes!!

[@wheat14349]

fun fact: the Lusitania’s swimming pool is still full of water to this day! fun fact: the lusitania didint have a swimming pool

[@Buddy_gaming445]

Fun fact of an alternate universe and fun fact of real life ship ?

[@smyset1112]

the lusitania is the swimming pool

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Aquatania had a swimming pool aboard her 13:25

[@Cruisingvoyages1]

Amazing Rendering - Id imagine you have a similar version for the Titanic as well and if so, would like to see it.

[@GipsyDanger7063]

This is way better than the original.

[@colinr5791]

To watch such a huge ship sink in daylight, beneath a sunny spring sky, is genuinely horrifying.

[@mrtraumaboyy4098]

Well done!!

[@ImBadAtNames2876]

imagine you were stuck on a lower deck when the panic begun. as you try to make your way up the stairs, you find yourself smothered by the herd of people shoving and climbing up towards the deck. as the list grows more and more severe, you graps for the rails, if you can reach them that is. after what feels like hours, and a terrifying darkness spell, you finally find yourself just a flight away from a-deck, yet still rows away from the front, when you notice your shoes are wet. you look down, and to your horror, it is not the water from below which has reached you, but a steady stream, washing down the stairs and between the tangle of legs before you...

[@chnndships]

Amazing work Jack! ❤❤❤

[@p4n1n1h34d]

oceanliner designs omggg!! hi mike!!!!!

[@kegsfx8603]

Wow! Theres a lot great stuff in the is video! =D

[@vac9350]

Great job, keep it up !😉👍👏

[@williampowell3106]

Amazing

[@thetoontrain473]

project Brittanica in this style will be wild. Can’t wait

[@garrom5652]

12:20 looks like a real picture

[@joemcken]

The yellow stripe returns. 😉

[@angel222ification]

I hope you made one for Britannic in real time as it marks of 108 years anniversary of her sinking.

[@randomrazr]

holy crap the detailed is a big step up. i ahve no idea how animations work but do u kneed to be good and math and know coding etc to do this kind of stuff?

[@MadisonFrankieFoster]

The Cunard Line ocean liner RMS Lusitania was torpedoed by the German Submarine U-20 in the Irish Sea on May 7th, 1915. The passengers and children and crewmembers have perished.

[@historicalfootageschannel]

539 VIEWS IN 1 HOUR??? GIVE THIS MAN MORE VIEWS!11!1!!11!!1!

[@2eight4]

I was watching the last funnel the whole time.

[@2eight4]

And I was being dumb this is real

[@randomrazr]

gotta hand it to cunard for making tougher funnels then white star line XD

[@harrypassman3025]

Really enjoyed the animation! What version of the Blue Danube did you use at the start? Is it available on KZbin or Spotify?

[@whillard2447]

It’s now written in the description ;)

[@supanutjetkrongsuk3932]

Very nice.

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

5:07 Seeing the 3rd funnel leaned to the right side of the ship is not a very good omen.

[@G.C.D.A]

Damn! Your video is too high quality that I'm almost mistake it with Oceanliner Designs's video!

[@RichardTClark396]

So basically the lifeboats were death boats !what a mess!😢 why on earth would that German sub captain torpedo a passenger ship sorry but that’s just unforgivable.

[@josephhelliwell9938]

I think what angers me the most about this event, is the U-20's Commander basically went "Oh look, a passenger ship, fire a torpedo!" then suddenly grew some kind of conscience and refused to fire a second torpedo at the innocent people trying to save themselves.

[@whillard2447]

Well he spotted Lusitania almost an hour before firing the torpedo, but since she was ahead of schedules to Southampton - she changed course to go back in the Atlantic which made her get in a perfect sight for U-20 I think he was expecting Lusitania to hold on better to a single torpedo blow and to not sink that quickly, or to have at least an escort to pick up the survivors shortly after - it’s still understandable from him to not want to fire a second torpedo into this mess of people trying to save themselves

[@JealouseStatement]

This animation is so well made! it captures the horror of her sinking a little too realistically, it's disturbing. But nonetheless, thanks Jack for animating this entire real time so damn well!

[@MontoyaGamer1_Entertainment]

Will you do the Project Britannica version next?

[@keb107]

Did the Lusitania not have watertight compartments?

[@whillard2447]

She did, she could withstand 2 compartments flooded : but the torpedo impact and the boilers explosion that followed might have just obliterated those watertight bulkheads

[@zVanion28z]

18:34 Bro: I BELIEVE I CAN FLY, I BELIEVE I CAN TOUCH THE WATER

[@wubeassefa9514]

I can

[@SaitoTheSmashGame2005]

What happened to gray stripes that saw in previous Lusitania during Mike’s presentation

[@jonathanmccafferty4411]

Curious. But in future renditions. If there a chance if showing the large open spaces as they succumbed to the flooding. Would they just gradually flood or kinda implode or collapse ? I’m guessing they’d be dark scenes considering no power

[@whillard2447]

Like almost every ship they would slowly flood, all rooms are connected to vents, etc… and the doors themselves aren’t usually watertight too (because they would be too heavy)

[@rmmvfazbearentertainment1054]

This overtakes Ocean Liner Design's video

[@montoyagamerpictures7650]

11:54

[@imagine4414]

3:31 the deck under the lifeboats isn't it supposed to be bronze or silver?