The sinking of the S.S. Louisiana would claim the lives of; _Crew;_ Chip Dale Gadget Monterey Jack _Civilians;_ Rescuers Aid Society agents; Bernard and Miss Bianca Smurths: Papa Smurth Brainy Gutsy Smurth Smurthette Fraggle: Uncle 'Traveling' Matt The Mousekewitz family, including of Papa, Mama, Tanya and the youngest, Fievel. And Jerry Mouse. The only survivor, Zipper, would fly to a safe port to report the sinking, giving coordinates for any possible rescue, and would spend three weeks in recovery from dehydration, physical damages from the mine explosion, mental trauma including survivors guilt, and later discharged. His report is as followed; "We were heading to Port Havana, with an entourage of civilians, dignitaries, diplomats, and the like, with other personal staff they had brought with them. our assignment was to protect and deliver them to Havana for an important summit dealing with security and trade deals. Waters were calm and had no signs of disturbance, then at zero nine-forty, at the bow, I am not sure with side, Port or Starboard, was struck from underneath-" Hearing comity; "And why don't you know which side, or to put it more clearly, where were you exactly?" "I was in the bow of the vessel, medicinal supplies, I was apprentice to the ships engineer, P.O.3 Gadget, we were going to grease some of the gears, and begin going through the whole engine room to make sure all was running well, sir." "And was she with you?" "No sir, she was unfortunately at the bow, going through checks with the anchor mechanisms." "And what about the rest of the crew?" "To the best of my knowlage, sir, Captain Dale was in his quarters, going through charts, Skipper Chip was walking the top deck, unsure as to why, Helm man Jack was....well, at the helm. When the explosion happened, we all stopped what we were doing....shouting....just.... 'what happened, what happened?' the same question from so many people, couldn't tell one voice from the other....panic from the civilians....one, a Smurth, named 'Gutsy' ran to where the bow, saw P.O.3 Gadget, body torn, blood....just....blood....uh, um....there was no fire, but the bulkheads were breached by shrapnel, all of them, the force of the explosion just....forced the debris to blast through all of them....water began to fill....he, Gutsy, saw Gadget, ran into the rushing water, picked her up, the Captain....he looked mad the Smurth did that, I could see that in his face, but let it go and ordered to have the P.O.3 to sick bay....I was ordered to go to the passenger cabins to see if there were any more wounded, so I and-" "Was there?" "Yes sir, several. Papa Smurth, the Fraggle named Uncle Matt....the Mousekewitz....or at least the parents, their daughter, Tanya, her arm was mangled, their son, I believe his name was Fievel, was-" "And why was this family there, exactly, this....MouseKewitz family?" "I can only speculate as to why, sir, during mid-day meal, I had overheard the family was a friend of the mouse Jerry, and the two agents I only knew as 'Bernard and Miss Bianca' was somehow associated with both, the father was some politician to some Western town, and had invested into sea trade, perhaps he had interest of some kind in this summit, I do not know, and as too weather or not the whole family should have been on that vessel, I am not sure, sir." "Well....alright, continue, about the boy." "Uh, yes sir, he seemed unscathed, I ordered them to the top deck, the cabins were....a wreck. Jerry Mouse had a head injury, the force of the blast threw him into a shelf, knocking him out. When I took them all to the top deck, the Smurt, Brainy, was already there, he was an many things, and apparently an engineer....he determined that the bulkheads and locks were not salvageable, as an engineer myself, I gave credibility to that, and at most we could try and find a way to lock the upper decks, and hope the air in the vessel could leave us afloat long enough until a solution, or, rescue. Skipper Chip mentioned that radio was destroyed, so it was determined-" "What about life boats?" "Oh...yes, we had six, two were damaged as they were at the bow, two in the middle, the force of the blast actually broke them free of their secured locks and tie downs, the two in the stern were saved, but could not hold all aboard....so it was determined that the two agents would take one life boat, with the Captain, and took some....trunks, I don't know what were in them, but one, and it would be tied to the other for the children, and Brainy talked of making makeshift rafts for the rest, weather they did or not, again, I don't know as I was ordered to fly to land, the closest port so to report on the incident....uh....well....I didn't say anything, orders are orders, but did have reservations over leaving my shipmates....I....I don't know if P.O.3 Gadget....I was given a few supplies so I could make it....I....I- ....That's all I can give-" "That's fine, more then enough actually, we'll convene on the matter in privet, your testimony is far more valuable then you realize P.O.1 Zipper, dismissed." And we'll be back, after a word from our sponsor.
@@Thinker2-truth There was suppose to be more but for some reason I couldn't get the comment to send, shortened it, and that seemed to work. Originally a Naval Snorks team (if you remember them) was sent down to assets the damage and recover the bodies.
@@TheMooseHoose i have huge unsinkable lego boats exacly 6. i had 7 but lost one because it had few watertight sections leaking and water spilled to next next next,sinking process lasted about 17 minutes but i could not bring it back to shore in time.in between 2017 and 2019 i used tic tac boxes without the cover and i put them inside lego ship,the lego boat lasted some time and i did use it for few months, but once or twice i hit the rocks on shallow water and twice bow broke off and these tic tac boxes were breaking like glass if damaged.. after few disasters i did not notice until that fatal day when my lego rc boat started to sink by bow at center of artifical lake,it sank and landed 7 meters below water. i was able to get it back after year. i now fill my ships with styrofoam blocks and my ships can survive even tsunami.
@@stratiosastero6880 Styrofoam is good if you don't want your ships to sink. Floatables would be another thing that could go on the bottom if not Styrofoam. Lego is usually pretty heavy and water gets in between the bricks so your lucky not to lose an entire ship. Glad you found your parts though.
I wanted to do this. But when I came 2 days later to the place where the boat sank, I did not find it. The ship sank in a pond in the park, not far from the shore, and apparently someone saw it and pulled it out from the bottom.
Really cool watch! If you ever do this again I think it would be cool to have taller divides between the sections and see how the compartments effect the way the ship sinks
YYeeerssss cardboard studio better than Hollywood studios believe me 😂😂 ... carefully shots , the explosion 💥 , the angles and videos shots underwater, sounds, the shots inside the ship etc.,....AND without CGI ... I'm giving 5 ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐...😂😂😂😅 ... what next?
In the aftermath of the world war 2 serveral locations such as this one where not cleared of sea mines. The ship sunk do to one of of left over mines. 15 people were on the ship when it sank. Some random backstory I made. I have no idea why.
At the moment, there are approximately 1.000.000 sea mines left in the eastern Baltic sea from both world wars. We use them to practise real mine sweeping / mine hunting.
@@CrusaderSports250 Calculated risk. We have our drones like the penguin and the sea fox C exactly for that - and the ass kick the boat gets when 500 kg high explosive material detonate half a nautical mile away speaks its own language to young trainees in mine warfare.
The band kept playing to the bitter end!! :) You know, this was pretty damn cool to watch. Thanks for putting this together. Love those bulkhead sounds on the interior shots watching the water rising. Well done!!
This is a cool and sad video. It's a beautiful ship. Just out of curiosity and interest, how big would this ship and the paddle wheels be in real life if it was a real ship? If you don't know, I'll understand. Please, Thank you and very nice boat.
Reminds me of that chloe person who has been doing this for DECADES at this point, fun to see more. Its fun because cardboard acts in many ways like steel, but at massively higher speeds (Cardboard ship that has spent a month underwater looks like a real one that has spent 100 years)
As a crawdad, I wish to see more of these. I hate the steamships that stink up my pond. Also, I can work as a gaffer. These arms are great at holding stuff.
The sinking of the S.S. Louisiana would claim the lives of;
_Crew;_
Chip
Dale
Gadget
Monterey Jack
_Civilians;_
Rescuers Aid Society agents; Bernard and Miss Bianca
Smurths:
Papa Smurth
Brainy
Gutsy Smurth
Smurthette
Fraggle:
Uncle 'Traveling' Matt
The Mousekewitz family, including of Papa, Mama, Tanya and the youngest, Fievel.
And Jerry Mouse.
The only survivor, Zipper, would fly to a safe port to report the sinking, giving coordinates for any possible rescue, and would spend three weeks in recovery from dehydration, physical damages from the mine explosion, mental trauma including survivors guilt, and later discharged.
His report is as followed;
"We were heading to Port Havana, with an entourage of civilians, dignitaries, diplomats, and the like, with other personal staff they had brought with them. our assignment was to protect and deliver them to Havana for an important summit dealing with security and trade deals. Waters were calm and had no signs of disturbance, then at zero nine-forty, at the bow, I am not sure with side, Port or Starboard, was struck from underneath-"
Hearing comity; "And why don't you know which side, or to put it more clearly, where were you exactly?"
"I was in the bow of the vessel, medicinal supplies, I was apprentice to the ships engineer, P.O.3 Gadget, we were going to grease some of the gears, and begin going through the whole engine room to make sure all was running well, sir."
"And was she with you?"
"No sir, she was unfortunately at the bow, going through checks with the anchor mechanisms."
"And what about the rest of the crew?"
"To the best of my knowlage, sir, Captain Dale was in his quarters, going through charts, Skipper Chip was walking the top deck, unsure as to why, Helm man Jack was....well, at the helm. When the explosion happened, we all stopped what we were doing....shouting....just.... 'what happened, what happened?' the same question from so many people, couldn't tell one voice from the other....panic from the civilians....one, a Smurth, named 'Gutsy' ran to where the bow, saw P.O.3 Gadget, body torn, blood....just....blood....uh, um....there was no fire, but the bulkheads were breached by shrapnel, all of them, the force of the explosion just....forced the debris to blast through all of them....water began to fill....he, Gutsy, saw Gadget, ran into the rushing water, picked her up, the Captain....he looked mad the Smurth did that, I could see that in his face, but let it go and ordered to have the P.O.3 to sick bay....I was ordered to go to the passenger cabins to see if there were any more wounded, so I and-"
"Was there?"
"Yes sir, several. Papa Smurth, the Fraggle named Uncle Matt....the Mousekewitz....or at least the parents, their daughter, Tanya, her arm was mangled, their son, I believe his name was Fievel, was-"
"And why was this family there, exactly, this....MouseKewitz family?"
"I can only speculate as to why, sir, during mid-day meal, I had overheard the family was a friend of the mouse Jerry, and the two agents I only knew as 'Bernard and Miss Bianca' was somehow associated with both, the father was some politician to some Western town, and had invested into sea trade, perhaps he had interest of some kind in this summit, I do not know, and as too weather or not the whole family should have been on that vessel, I am not sure, sir."
"Well....alright, continue, about the boy."
"Uh, yes sir, he seemed unscathed, I ordered them to the top deck, the cabins were....a wreck. Jerry Mouse had a head injury, the force of the blast threw him into a shelf, knocking him out. When I took them all to the top deck, the Smurt, Brainy, was already there, he was an many things, and apparently an engineer....he determined that the bulkheads and locks were not salvageable, as an engineer myself, I gave credibility to that, and at most we could try and find a way to lock the upper decks, and hope the air in the vessel could leave us afloat long enough until a solution, or, rescue. Skipper Chip mentioned that radio was destroyed, so it was determined-"
"What about life boats?"
"Oh...yes, we had six, two were damaged as they were at the bow, two in the middle, the force of the blast actually broke them free of their secured locks and tie downs, the two in the stern were saved, but could not hold all aboard....so it was determined that the two agents would take one life boat, with the Captain, and took some....trunks, I don't know what were in them, but one, and it would be tied to the other for the children, and Brainy talked of making makeshift rafts for the rest, weather they did or not, again, I don't know as I was ordered to fly to land, the closest port so to report on the incident....uh....well....I didn't say anything, orders are orders, but did have reservations over leaving my shipmates....I....I don't know if P.O.3 Gadget....I was given a few supplies so I could make it....I....I- ....That's all I can give-"
"That's fine, more then enough actually, we'll convene on the matter in privet, your testimony is far more valuable then you realize P.O.1 Zipper, dismissed."
And we'll be back, after a word from our sponsor.
Really cool story bro
@@CardboardStudio Thank you.
Clever, was there a Salvage or only a movie / documentary?
@@Thinker2-truth There was suppose to be more but for some reason I couldn't get the comment to send, shortened it, and that seemed to work.
Originally a Naval Snorks team (if you remember them) was sent down to assets the damage and recover the bodies.
It's amazing!
Please recover the wreck in a year i really wanna see how it looks like after a year
Yes
The power of time
A week or a month of cardboard and plastic underwater does more damage than the steel to the Titanic in 112 years
@@TheMooseHoose i have huge unsinkable lego boats exacly 6.
i had 7 but lost one because it had few watertight sections leaking and water spilled to next next next,sinking process lasted about 17 minutes but i could not bring it back to shore in time.in between 2017 and 2019 i used tic tac boxes without the cover and i put them inside lego ship,the lego boat lasted some time and i did use it for few months, but once or twice i hit the rocks on shallow water and twice bow broke off and these tic tac boxes were breaking like glass if damaged.. after few disasters i did not notice until that fatal day when my lego rc boat started to sink by bow at center of artifical lake,it sank and landed 7 meters below water. i was able to get it back after year.
i now fill my ships with styrofoam blocks and my ships can survive even tsunami.
@@stratiosastero6880 Styrofoam is good if you don't want your ships to sink. Floatables would be another thing that could go on the bottom if not Styrofoam. Lego is usually pretty heavy and water gets in between the bricks so your lucky not to lose an entire ship. Glad you found your parts though.
I wanted to do this. But when I came 2 days later to the place where the boat sank, I did not find it. The ship sank in a pond in the park, not far from the shore, and apparently someone saw it and pulled it out from the bottom.
I’ve never been so thoroughly entertained by cardboard in my life. The sounds of the metal creaking added so much believability
Mini lives were lost that fateful day…
This is awesome!
Lol ! 😄
😮💨 why u do it like that
lol
Most excellent zinger!
Best model sinking scene that iv seen so far
I've*
C'est d'un réalisme.
it would be interesting to see to the breach point of the haul of the ship. beautiful video
she's going down Captain there's nothing I can do
@@raven4k998 Pretty cool- reminds me of the Adams Family blowing up the train set lol....
My cousin and I used to do this 40 years ago when we were kids....This takes me back....Good stuff ....I LOVE it !
The sound effects of groaning metal made it more realistic
Really cool watch! If you ever do this again I think it would be cool to have taller divides between the sections and see how the compartments effect the way the ship sinks
I haven't cried like that since titanic. 😢
This is the most elaborate and detailed model yet!
Incredible! Thanks for the show!
YYeeerssss cardboard studio better than Hollywood studios believe me 😂😂 ... carefully shots , the explosion 💥 , the angles and videos shots underwater, sounds, the shots inside the ship etc.,....AND without CGI ... I'm giving 5 ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐...😂😂😂😅 ... what next?
He needs donations to do more!
yes, and I also had a very small budget
O-o
I love these RC boat sinkings videos.
True Talent! Ben watching you for years.
Even though it's tiny, I sill find the interior shots somewhat terrifying.
That was very well done. Thanks for sharing.
My hamster wants to take a tour on a mini submersible to view that wreck.
But not one made of carbon fibre !
Please don't make them use a Logitech controller. Remember what happened LAST TIME a mini-sub did that?!
Your models are getting more realistic
Plot twist. Jack stays on the door and kicks rose off.
epic lol
OH, THE DRAMA!!!! (excellent video!)
Even for a "cardboard ship"....eerie. And I don't mean the Lake! 😨😰😢😱😖👏👏
In the aftermath of the world war 2 serveral locations such as this one where not cleared of sea mines. The ship sunk do to one of of left over mines. 15 people were on the ship when it sank.
Some random backstory
I made. I have no idea why.
At the moment, there are approximately 1.000.000 sea mines left in the eastern Baltic sea from both world wars. We use them to practise real mine sweeping / mine hunting.
@@holgerkraus6724wow!, no danger in practice then.
@@CrusaderSports250
Calculated risk. We have our drones like the penguin and the sea fox C exactly for that - and the ass kick the boat gets when 500 kg high explosive material detonate half a nautical mile away speaks its own language to young trainees in mine warfare.
Очень красиво и музыка подходящая👍
That was very impressive.I hope the boat can be reused.
You my friend earned yourself a subscriber plz do work like this very entertaining
Should have closed water tight doors .. nice job tho
I agree. The leak was not so bad that a damage control party couldn’t stop it.
The band kept playing to the bitter end!! :) You know, this was pretty damn cool to watch. Thanks for putting this together. Love those bulkhead sounds on the interior shots watching the water rising. Well done!!
Beautiful model . Love the slow motion explosion, realistic sound effects & underwater filming . Hope you were able to save & keep it . 👍
Sadly he lost it :(
That's a very different video and seeing her underwater is quite eerie
Shame, such a lovely midel! Yet what an excellent video, inside and out lol thank you
*_Very nice video!_*
Yes, he needs donations to make even better videos
Just epic! Love the passion to put this together.
Cardboard?! Jeez, you’re a magician!
Don't take the Name of God in vain
@@Samiy_anonymniyhe said Jeez, not Jesus
@@Tricky2109 The word "Jezz" is short for "Jesus" word.
@@Samiy_anonymniypretty sure that doesn't count "jeez" isn't the same as jesus huge difference
Cool, good work 👏
Excellent video,
More please.
Took me back 50 years.😂
обожаю твои видео , сам делал тоже самое с картонными корабликами в пруду у себя в деревне
О русский го будем друзьями я тоже скоро начну строительство корабля
В детстве делали корабли из пластилина...а потом подрывали их на озере...
В детстве делали корабли из пластилина...а потом подрывали их на озере...
@@Ship_timer101 давай
How did you make the sea mine?
Very well done, not only on the model which looks brilliant, but on making it look so cool when it sinks! 👍
Wow this one looks epic.
Wow increíble es impresionante
Молодец, красиво получилось
Excellent! Thank you 👍
you should make more vids like this
Well made little film
This is a cool and sad video. It's a beautiful ship. Just out of curiosity and interest, how big would this ship and the paddle wheels be in real life if it was a real ship? If you don't know, I'll understand. Please, Thank you and very nice boat.
So you sank a submarine?
The sunken ships under the water are always so charming. Unfortunately, the water is a little shallow, and a little deeper can add more mystery.
Steven Spielberg?
Good heavens! no bilge pumps? Where are the watertight bulkheads?
Tbh, ships of that era wouldn't have had them
👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺😁😁😁
It was fun to watch this.
Very interesting 👍👏....thank you for the Video
Did that thing actually blow up or?
Now that's entertainment 😂
Good 😮😮
"A bauble - a naught.
What the hand of man hath wrought!"
Madre mía de mi vida y de mi corazón. Qué le han hecho a este barquito. Y que ya no levanta cabeza, porque es de cartón.
Cool effects and video work
Reminds me of that chloe person who has been doing this for DECADES at this point, fun to see more.
Its fun because cardboard acts in many ways like steel, but at massively higher speeds (Cardboard ship that has spent a month underwater looks like a real one that has spent 100 years)
Корабли на дне завораживают
Yes dude I like this type of videos I hope it will be continued ❤️😁
My sympathies to the crew and their families
I love that bro
great video
Perfect sounds and music
Wow! that is really cool!
How do you like this, James Cameron?
How about getting Robert Ballard to mount an expedition to look for it!
Well Done CS!.......a true work of cinematic genius,. I cried, I cried! Lol!
I have already invited Robert, as well as James Cameron. They agreed
A lovely model, how long was she? 👍👍
80 cm
As a crawdad, I wish to see more of these. I hate the steamships that stink up my pond. Also, I can work as a gaffer. These arms are great at holding stuff.
Are there steamboats in your pond?
Arrrrrrrr to Davey Jones Locker ya goooo matey 🏴☠️
Great video, new sub here ✌️
Poor O.J From Tugs or Eppleton Hall?
It honestly doesn't look any better under the water than it does on the surface.
❤Мне так приятно смотреть как вы серйзно подходите к делу звыки, камера это класс❤
Hieno video hyvin toteutettu.
Эпически! Нет утопающих и спасающих! Круги на воде!
God this is just like the videos I watched as a kid. I was pretty weird lol
Perfect 👍
"It's a toy boat!" - Arthur Morgan
well there goes hardwork 🥲😟😢😭
You need to do some work on those watertight bulkheads.
Absolutely Excellent - thank you very very much!
The scream I scrumpt at the mine reveal. YOU IN DANGER GIRL
I just came to see the model sharks. 🦈
ALL HANDS, ALL HANDS, this is not a drill. Top deck..
You sunk my battleship!
I love it but it just a little low quality😁
Very good theatrics. Well done
thats really cool
Muito criativo 🇧🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How do you get a mini sea mine where is that legal?
Did you throw a firecracker in there because it just looked so realistic
Yes
Its a shame you sunk such a beautiful craft it looked so well
Really cool to see!
Great content 😊
Let me know if its still there today! Did you leave it to rest or was it taken out?
!Nice video, likes from me!
Put some flex tape on that thing😂
It would be unsinkable with water tight compartments.
Now where have I heard that b/4.
noooo 😢😢😢0:45 3:55 ship sinking