This is Brilliant, My Nan lived on North Quay, she lived in a boarding house that my great grandmother ran. I think it used to be where The Bridge bar is now
Absolutely fantastic. Utterly fascinating having read so much about Old Douglas in this era and seen many old pics. But also I found this very emotional, thinking of my great grandparents who were Quayside folk living, playing as children and growing up around these streets. Thank you very much for putting this together
Not that I know to. The full title of the pub is the Manchester and Liverpool Arms. The Liverpool part came from the Liverpool House which moved from Bond Street to the North Quay in 1831. There is a really good book by Suzanne Cubbon called "Manx Inns, a pub crawl through history". Well worth it if you can find a copy. ISBN 1 901508 01 3
Don’t know of any commercially available ones but the first place I would try is the library at the Manx Museum. They are very helpful and don’t mind if you take a photo or two
Props were made using an old copy of Modo5.5, textured using Substance Painter, Characters were by iClone/cc3 and the whole thing put together using Unreal (this was my first time with Unreal and it is great to use). Video rendered using vegas pro.
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This is just f**king brilliant. Well done. I love all the old rickety streets in between the buildings. Fascinating
Thank you, there is a part 2 as well
@@Buugane I watched it, thank you. It's amazing. I'd love to go back to old Douglas for a day and wonder through the streets
This is Brilliant,
My Nan lived on North Quay, she lived in a boarding house that my great grandmother ran. I think it used to be where The Bridge bar is now
Absolutely fantastic. Utterly fascinating having read so much about Old Douglas in this era and seen many old pics. But also I found this very emotional, thinking of my great grandparents who were Quayside folk living, playing as children and growing up around these streets. Thank you very much for putting this together
That was brilliant thank you. i would be in some state if i did a pub crawl round that lot :)
Great work in evoking a lot of nostalgia. Thank you.
Just WOW a marvelous piece of work I am spellbound
Exceptional, thank you for sharing your incredible talents and patience.
Brilliant video! Wonderful to see long gone bits of the Island we’ve heard so much about. Great idea to do it!
Excellent, even as an outsider, albeit one who visits the Island on a regular basis, I was able to easily find my bearings. A first-rate presentation!
fantastic video, helps put the photos and maps in perspective
A wonderful piece of work!
That was amazing!
I love it...I am back watching again after couple of months. Is there more content like this available?
Thank you, much appreciated. Had planned on a second part but just cant seem to find the time at the moment
Hers a similar one in the same area of Douglas just for Xmas!
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Very cool 🤗 Thank you!
Exëllentaê ! What an Amazing " Back to the Future " type of moment , such good work on the Animaê 11 out of 10 👍
superb. thanks.
Lovely :) thank you.
Would the Manx Museum put your 2 videos on a continuous loop video monitor display in some corner of the museum?
Saw the Liverpool Arms in this video, has it got a direct connection historically with the recently closed down Liverpool Arms on the way to Baldrine?
Not that I know to. The full title of the pub is the Manchester and Liverpool Arms. The Liverpool part came from the Liverpool House which moved from Bond Street to the North Quay in 1831. There is a really good book by Suzanne Cubbon called "Manx Inns, a pub crawl through history". Well worth it if you can find a copy. ISBN 1 901508 01 3
How ace was that? 😊
Thank you very much, if you liked this there are another three you may be interested in👍
Do you know where i can get a map of douglas buildings from. 1912
Don’t know of any commercially available ones but the first place I would try is the library at the Manx Museum. They are very helpful and don’t mind if you take a photo or two
Great video! What was the software used to create this?
Props were made using an old copy of Modo5.5, textured using Substance Painter, Characters were by iClone/cc3 and the whole thing put together using Unreal (this was my first time with Unreal and it is great to use). Video rendered using vegas pro.
My Father was born in 1926 at #1 South Quay, so he would have been 9yrs old when all of this was destroyed
do you have an email address for contact?
Not one that I am prepared to put on youtube, if you reply with yours then I will get in touch