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Barbettes & Binnacles
Добавлен 15 май 2024
I make short videos covering the History of Ocean Liners and Warships from throughout history.
HMS Glory | Royal Navy Battleships
Today we'll take a look at the career of HMS Glory, Built at the Laird Brothers Shipyard for the Royal Navy in 1899 & Scrapped in 1922.
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RMS Oceanic(1899) (Part 2: Layout) | White Star Line
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Today we take a look at the interior of the RMS Oceanic of 1899. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Canopus | Royal Navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Canopus, Built at the Portsmouth Dockyard for the Royal Navy in 1899 & Scrapped in 1922. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
The Canopus-Class | Royal Navy Battleship
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A quick overview of the Canopus-Class PreDreadnought Battleships fielded by the Royal Navy and built in the 1890s Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
RMS Oceanic(1899) (Part 1:Engineering) | White Star Line
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Today we take a look at what led to the RMS Oceanic of 1899. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Victorious | Royal Navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Victorious, Built at the Chatham Dockyard for the Royal Navy in 1896 & Scrapped in 1923. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
Kaiser Class Layout | North German Lloyd Line
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Today we'll take a look at the North German Lloyd Line's Kaiser Class of Ocean Liners. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Prince George | Royal Navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Prince George, Built by at the Portsmouth Drydock for the Royal Navy in 1896 & wrecked in 1921.
SS Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse | Norddeutscher Lloyd
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the SS Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse, Built by Settiner Vulcan for the North German Lloyd Line in 1897 & Sank off Rio De Oro in 1914. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Mars | Royal navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Mars, Built at Laird Brothers for the Royal Navy in 1897 & Scrapped in 1921. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
The Kaiser Class | North German Lloyd Line
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Today we'll take a look at the North German Lloyd Line's Kaiser Class of Ocean Liners. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Magnificent | Royal Navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Magnificent, Built at the Chatham Dockyard for the Royal Navy in 1896 & Scrapped in 1921. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
Teutonic Class Layout | White Star Line
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Today we'll take a look at the interior layout of the White Star Line's Teutonic Class. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Jupiter | Royal Navy Battleship
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Today we'll take a look at the career of the HMS Jupiter, Built at both J & G Thompson Clyebank the Chatham Dockyard for the Royal Navy in 1895 & Scrapped in 1920. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
RMS Majestic1889 | White Star Line
Просмотров 2992 месяца назад
Today we'll take a look at the career of the RMS Majestic, Built by Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line in 1889 & Scrapped in 1914. Logo by: x.com/CataKrystal
HMS Illustrious | Royal Navy Battleship
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HMS Illustrious | Royal Navy Battleship
HMS Hannibal | Royal Navy Battleship
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HMS Hannibal | Royal Navy Battleship
The Teutonic Class | White Star Line
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The Teutonic Class | White Star Line
HMS Majestic | Royal Navy Battleship
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HMS Majestic | Royal Navy Battleship
Majestic Class Battleships | Royal Navy
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Majestic Class Battleships | Royal Navy
I enjoy your work and noticed that HMS Centurion got a mention in this video. I hope you have plans to do her in a future video. Smaller than most pre-Dreadnoughts, Centurion and her sister ship Barfleur, had interesting careers.
😊 love your work😊
I'm looking forwards to you getting to the Duncan class, all built as a response to what the RN heard about the Russians were building and presumed was being built, they utterly outclassed the Russian ships. The Canopus class are a handsome ship though and you've got lovely models :) Great video as always.
In the South Atlantic, Canopus’s chief engineer essentially went mad and falsely convinced everyone that her engines were crippled. This influenced Craddock’s decision to leave Canopus behind. The German armored cruisers outgunned Craddock’s ships, especially Monmouth which was a budget design. More importantly, Craddock’s ships were crewed by reservists who hadn’t had time to become effective while Von Spee’s ships were crewed by regulars.
Wow, there’s a guy out there doing a history of pre-dreadnought battleships?! I’ve never subscribed so fast I don’t think, this is right up my street.
The Canopu s class were also very fast for their day and IIRC they had some Krupp's armour on their main belt which allowed it to be thin but still roughly equivalent to the main belt on the Majestics.
Very nice overview. Thank you!
They were a very elegant looking and simple design, lovely vid about these beautiful ladies.
The Majestics and the preceeding Royal Sovereigns really broke the mold for RN BB construction as before it had been largely one or two off types of ships with only the older Admiral class being ones built in large numbers, but the Majestics were really the ones that, as you said, set the tone for RN naval design.
Great video! Amazing history of HMS Canopus
fantastic as alway. keep up the great work
These videos and the ones regarding the Majestics are great! Keep up the good work
Looking forward to this. Please feel free to use your models to point out features on the ships that are not shown very well on the few pictures available.
Very interesting class history, i didnt know they were built to counter the Fuji class battleships.
Thankyou😮 ..... Superb work again sir
Thank you!
I don't know anything about this class of battleship. I like that your going a little deeper in to the pre dreadnoughts. Most navel history goes Warrior to Majestic to dreadnought skipping everything in-between
I think that’s likely because the Majestic and Canopus classes are pretty similar all things considered. But that’s just a theory.
Are you going to do the Flower Class?
Maybe someday but for now I’m trying to stick to battleships and cruisers
Very nice vid!! Keep it up buddy!
Thank you!
A majestic recovery from Covid it would appear ... Great Work ✅
Thank you!
Looking forward to the Oceanic videos! Thank you for making these!
Me too, it’s a fascinating ship!
It took decades to get larger than The Great Eastern, and another decade and change still to bring back some safety features from her too boot.
We have a huge gash in our hull? Who knew?!?
@@pedenharley6266 Funny how that works out
Oceanic of 1899 was such a beautiful ship !
Agreed!
New video drop, woowho! Hope you're feeling better.
Thank you!
Interesting video but I noticed a bit of a gaff. When you're talking about the power rating of he engines at 1:20 you say they had a rating of 33 horsepower. Little low isn't it?😁
Good catch! I meant 33,000 horsepower.
your pretty much doing what I wanted to do a few years ago with regular uploads and all lol, your content is super high quality and you speak pretty well, keep on going man.
Thank you!
Amazing photos. It's incredible what the inside of the ships looked like.
I know, right! Gorgeous interior design work on this class!
I believe this ship is mentioned as “the old Majestic” by a dining room steward in the 1958 film “A Night to Remember.” Thank you for these videos!
I really appreciate your models - they do a good job of demonstrating the relative size of the ships. I’d enjoy seeing a “behind the scenes” view of how you make these.
I could definitely put something together on how I build them at some point. Most of it is just painting them since they’re all 3D printed.
The great technological leaps of the 19th century are amazing. I am sure that these ships carried more than a few passengers born in the final years of the 18th century who had seen in their childhood wooden sailing ships which were (superficially at least) little different to those built a century or more before.
I appreciate your approach - and your coverage of both liners and warships. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Keep up the videos man.
Thank you!
Keep the good work up man review some other pre dreadnoughts
Thank you! Planning on moving on to the Canopus-Class once I wrap up with the Majestic-Class Ships.
Sand will help preserve her in situ for years to come. I'm glad she's protected in that regard.
First also your deserve way more subscribers
I agree.
Lost me at 'the HMS Mars'...
Nice presentation. Your choice of the 1812 Overture as background music is delightful.
Thank you! Ive used 1812 in a few of my videos now. It's good background music.
Very fine presentation, my friend. :) You hit the nail on head, speaking as a Western ship nerd, generally our fascination with shipswrecks usually starts under British hegemony.
I honestly feel like I generally get maritime history through the same lens. The German ships tend to be overshadowed by the British(and sometimes French and American ships). So it's refreshing to get to discuss the Kaiser.
Brilliant
Thank you!
For HMS don't pre fix with "the " dude, it's saying 'the her majesty's ship' which is a bit odd, nice little guide though
Thank you, It's definitely something I'm working on. It feels so unnatural not to have the "the" there but it is grammatically incorrect and I'm trying to kick that habit.
Never "the HMS Jupiter" but rather " the Jupiter" or "HMS Jupiter".Keep up the good work. 😊
Thank you! Ya, it's definitely something I'm working on. It feels a bit unnatural to skip the "the" but you are correct and it's a habit I'm trying to kick.
😊 fascinating ... interesting waterline models too😊. Waiting on the HMS Canopus
Thank you!, We have a few more Majestic-Class ships then it's on to the Canopus-Class!
It's incridible how numerous the Majestic class is! And the fact many more pre-dreadnoughts followed them.
I believe they were the most numerous class of battleships the Royal Navy ever built.
Great stuff man! As a fellow ocean liner channel, i’m glad to see more channels that cover these amazing vessels. You earned a sub. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Very well done video, no superfluous schtick. Cheers.
My great granddad served on this ship. Thank you.