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My Dad met Robert Ballard at one point. He, My dad was a veteran diver and seal. He dove on the Regina. My dad and I shared a love for the Titanic and there would be no greater way in My mind to honor His life than for me to build this ship. I hope someday I can get this build too before it disappears. Such a tragedy that ship and such an amazing build!!
I love how much you get to actually start this build. Especially all the stuff for that forecastle. Haven't gotten mine yet, but I'm already ready to go. As I've mentioned, I plan on doing a LOT of modifications to make this model really look accurate to the ship. Because, beyond the colors being wrong for some stuff, there's other minor things. As we discussed, I'll be guiding viewers to your channel if they want a stock build, and I'll be doing the all out, mod crazy build. Like with the hull, I actually plan to drill out the windows so they light up later on. Which means painting the hull as well. Like I said, it's gonna be crazy, bit it should also be a lot of fun!
@@WorldofWayneUK I'll DM you when the video goes up. Kind of been at a standstill on videos lately. Eaglemoss messed up and sent me parts for Ecto1 instead of Enterprise 2 months ago, and haven't yet corrected it, so it's held up my modeling. And I haven't gotten any confirmation of this being shipped yet, and even then, with all the modifications, it's going to be a bit before a video is up. Still, we're gonna have fun doing this. Going to be interesting.
I finished my agora models t-800 and I’m considering doing this now too. I’ve been obsessed with the story of Titanic since I was young. I have the Lego titanic, so this would be cool to have as well
Just a thought - mainly for new modellers as you know what you're doing :) Screw partially into one part so you don't lose the screw [hopefully], marry the two parts together and complete attaching them. That way you can hold just the part instead of the part and the screw at the same time making it less fiddly.
Hi Wayne , I watch your videos with much interest especially the Bismarck and now the hachette titanic. I have just received my first issues of the titanic, and I was torn between using wood glue to go between the deck floor or not. I had watched some other videos on the ship from other model makers, and most did not use wood glue first on the deck and I thought struggled somewhat to get it straight. I am glad I took your advice as it will not only protect the model from the floor lifting, the advantage is when you fit the two pieces together you can still move them a bit to get it exactly right. Thanks for the tip.
Wow, cool. When I first saw 1 of your recent videos, I thought that the Titanic that is behind you was not metal and plastic. I thought it was Lego, but it's very cool how they made a metal one.
well it was originally metal and i have my lego titanic on my left and i also have a titanic in my garage and a cardborad ship constructon project on my desk edit brain fart
I'm sooo jealous, I pre-ordered Titanic from Agora a few months ago. I can't wait until it arrives. I hope to find some 1/200 scale figures that are already painted. Have a safe trip.
Enjoy your trip to Wonderfest Wayne! Normally I would go and get to meet you, but this year I have to go to a funeral that weekend. Maybe next year if you decide to come back again.
actually agora is selling hachettes model to the rest of the world so its actually not their model they did show how they did the super snake somewhat but bismark terminator titanic and i think even the lambo muria is hachettes models to start with
Hi Wayne, I started my titanic bill today. I didn’t quite understand why you needed glue for the wooden deck. I saw that there wasn’t much adhesive on the in first place. I put it on initially without extra glue, and it didn’t stick very well. I carefully peeled it back up and applied glue and it sticking much better.
Hi Wayne, This is my first time commenting and I want to say that your videos are amazing and I love following your builds. I actually want to get this version of Titanic after I finish building the Enterprise. I've never worked with wood models and i'm kind of scared to, So it sucks that I will be passing on the Eaglemoss build of the Titanic. The Agora Models kit looks so beautiful. I can't wait to see more of your build on this beautiful ship.
Looks like a good start! Of the two you're doing I'd have to pick this one. I've never done a wood model and wouldn't want to learn on something like this. Won't be doing this though for the same reason as the Bismark - no room for this monster!
Looking forward to starting this (Pack 1 I believe will be shipped next week to me). I would have loved to try the wooden ship but they don't ship it to Canada so metal it is LOL
Watching this has me wondering which Titanic is the better build? So far there are things I like about both of them. The Eaglemoss seems like it would be more of a challenge since it is a wooden model but this one looks like it will have more detail. If there was a way to use the best of both kits you would have the perfect ship I think.
had problems with some of these. the anchor, steam valves and breakwaters's little pegs broke when it was hard to get them in, whether ther wood glie hardened or slight misalignment for the holes. They easily broke with a little pressure. Had to cut off the rest of the pegs and just glue them down. Also those capstones were a pain to push down. thos buggers gave me a lot of resistance. Took a while to get them in and my thumbs were not happy lol.
When I think about it the deck sticker probably doesn't need glue if you glue the decorations that hold it down. Maybe a bit in the corners but you completely coated it with glue
@@WorldofWayneUK ah ok well I'm thinking about subscribing to one of the fanhome models and which one do you suggest. I'm not sure about the deloreon because of all the wires. I'm more of a lego person and I tried some of the lego light kit mods with... mixed results
Thanks for uploading this. I would’ve absolutely loved to build this incredibly intricate Titanic model but I’m currently out of work, due to injury, so funds are too tight & I can’t sacrifice any needs or “wants.” I built the Orrery & Earth/Moon/Sun orbiter from Eaglemoss, a few years back. There were some issues with metal quality in screws, which had to be substituted but both models still look incredible. I’ve always enjoyed model building, thanks to my amazing Dad. Your video has been an enjoyable torment, so far & I look forward to seeing it to completion. My hope is that I will get to do this one day. If you do get to build the Orrery, I’d hold out for one from a company that doesn’t use China to manufacture parts. The English company started out with brass parts, until a $$ issue resulted in using cheaper products (as per their letter, halfway through my subscription) I had screws that crumbled & I know brass isn’t magnetic but it worked out OK, except the 2nd orbiter. That was completed but due to design flaws & bent gears, it’s just an ornament that sadly never worked.
Good morning Wayne looks a lovely model, please when you go to Hornby models factory please could you ask them if they would consider building the American Big Boy two tenders train used in the 1950s America it’s a lovely train Wayne.
I’ve got the Hachette release of this but haven’t started it (pending Spitfire rebuild that I can’t face) Do you know if replacement parts will be issued by Hachette too?
You might need athin Edding paint marker pen to mark up what different screw types are which for this build. As for som unknown reason their not very well labelled up in the bags at all
So wayne, couple of questions: 1. I almost skipped this because I thought it was the same build you already started a couple of months ago from a different publisher, how does that build compare in terms of size? 2. Where are you gonna find space to display it? 3. Did you take out those white pieces on the deck immediately? If you have some wood glue residue in those holes it might make it harder to take out (probably too late now anyway). I hope it's less fiddly than the Bismark for you
This ship is bigger then the wood ones. The deck details I need to change came out easily even with the wood glue. I just twisted them. I had cleaned up the holes from glue before I put them in though.
I don't get why everybody is so hyped with this model. If you compare it too the Eaglemoss wooden ship maybe people prefer the Agora/Hachette one because it's metal and has moving part. And maybe because it's 1:200 scale instead of 1:250. But in terms of the building process the wooden one in my opinion is much more fun and worth your money. It asks a lot more skill to build than just clicking/screwing parts together. That brings a question to mind: do you buy a model for the end result or for (the fun in) building process.... for me it's definitly the last one!
The hype is because it is more easily built. I.e. screws and glue for metal and plastic and not a wooden model which many are unable or unwilling to build.
This world is topsy turvy, Diecast Collections bring out a wooden version of the Titanic while Agora Models bring out a diecast metal version of the same ship. It'll be interesting to see which one looks better when they're finished.
thankyou for this an in austraila we are getting tit now hust see it on tv and getting it so can not wait to do this with so plase do more as they come a long as an luck if l could do this let a know building ant thing at the best of time so thankyou as going to need all the luck in how to do this thankyou
I'm new to this so forgive me for asking but why do you dip them in oil and whjat oil do you use please? Also do you know if this will become available to buy in the UK or if they will ship to the UK? Also what size cutting board is that you have and where did you buy it may I ask? I just bought one but it's nowhere near as big as that and is most useful for jobs like this. Very handy tips by the way so thank you :)
What tools that aren't included with the Titanic kit do you recommend having before beginning this build? I've built a lot of plastic model kits but never one like this. I want to make sure I have all the tools I need to do it right. Thanks for publishing these excellent tutorials of the build.
You'll have to do that yourself. Leave a couple of plastic bags full of water in the freezer and that'll do! Don't forget to turn the heating off and return it to the freezer every night!
hello wayne from Tampa, quick question, just finished the Bismarck and was thinking of doing the Titanic next. Question is do you prefer the metal one or the wooden one your building, both look great
@@WorldofWayneUK gotcha so Eaglemoss and agora Titanic are 2 different models. Does the Eaglemoss Titanic do anything or is it just a static wooden model
Hello Wayne today I just got my pack 1 of Titanic I had a question when I put the wood glue on the forecastle can I move the wooden deck so that it will line up? And if I go ahead and add everything that shows on the forecastle when I get the replacement parts will the parts I put on it will it be easy to take off? I won't glue it
Hi all, i emailed Agora about the Titanic and they told me because i was in England i would have to get it from Hachette, and they seem to be only supplying from No42 or so onward, any help anyone, thanks.
do you really need to put wood glue on it? its just that i didn't because it sticks anyway and the instructions never said it. and when you plug small parts in it, it wont move anyway. this finally came to Australia, and instead of subscribing on the website i decided to get it at my local newsagency weekly due to budget reasons.
@@WorldofWayneUK yeah that makes sense, but we are in winter atm.. but still now you have me worried when it gets stinking hot in December. i will probably dab alittle glue underneath if it does start to peel while avoiding the holes..
I am annoyed that Hatchette Paperwork's and Agora Models have never announced an Australian release yet. Some distributors here should have picked it up by now surely.
I read through all the comments and know you are building two different Titanic models by Agora and EM. One question though, are you building two different Titanic's or is this the same model? Yes this question is a joke ;) Have a good trip!!!
Ahhhh.. I thought I was going mad for a different reason than usual. The Titanic I remember was Hachette not Agora. It'll be interesting to compare them.
I was doing this through Hachette and just could not get past the fiddly Stage 3 no matter how hard I tried so gave up before spending any more. Very fiddly!
Well, I just finished Stage 3, and rather than thinking it "fiddly" (it was) I saw it as a fun challenge. That's the point of this hobby! A tip;. Test/dry fit the engine blocks, make sure the pins and holes accept each other. I loosen the holes just A TAD with an X-Axto blade ..not too much! You want a tight fit. When fixing in the piston rods, a strip of masking tape helps organize, it is easily removed after. So, don't give up.
I’m confused because one model maker building the Hachette model said the hull is plastic and you say its metal. Also are you getting your model sent from America.
@@WorldofWayneUK Sorry Wayne I realise that it was insulting of me to suggest that you could be wrong about it being metal. I apologise for that. I wish I was half as good as you at making models.
@@WorldofWayneUK Yeah, well I've just placed an order for the Titanic, also from Agora Models, I don't suppose you could tell me how much the charge is for shipping and duty could you. Thanks
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The 4 steam valves are actually chimneys for the small engines that powered the capstans- used for winching rope
My Dad met Robert Ballard at one point. He, My dad was a veteran diver and seal. He dove on the Regina. My dad and I shared a love for the Titanic and there would be no greater way in My mind to honor His life than for me to build this ship. I hope someday I can get this build too before it disappears. Such a tragedy that ship and such an amazing build!!
You’ve inspired me to start my Titanic subscription today.
I love how much you get to actually start this build. Especially all the stuff for that forecastle.
Haven't gotten mine yet, but I'm already ready to go. As I've mentioned, I plan on doing a LOT of modifications to make this model really look accurate to the ship. Because, beyond the colors being wrong for some stuff, there's other minor things.
As we discussed, I'll be guiding viewers to your channel if they want a stock build, and I'll be doing the all out, mod crazy build. Like with the hull, I actually plan to drill out the windows so they light up later on. Which means painting the hull as well.
Like I said, it's gonna be crazy, bit it should also be a lot of fun!
I need to put a link in the video description for your channel
@@WorldofWayneUK I'll DM you when the video goes up. Kind of been at a standstill on videos lately. Eaglemoss messed up and sent me parts for Ecto1 instead of Enterprise 2 months ago, and haven't yet corrected it, so it's held up my modeling. And I haven't gotten any confirmation of this being shipped yet, and even then, with all the modifications, it's going to be a bit before a video is up.
Still, we're gonna have fun doing this. Going to be interesting.
I finished my agora models t-800 and I’m considering doing this now too. I’ve been obsessed with the story of Titanic since I was young. I have the Lego titanic, so this would be cool to have as well
Just a thought - mainly for new modellers as you know what you're doing :) Screw partially into one part so you don't lose the screw [hopefully], marry the two parts together and complete attaching them. That way you can hold just the part instead of the part and the screw at the same time making it less fiddly.
Love the fact you have the date in background at the end
Hi Wayne , I watch your videos with much interest especially the Bismarck and now the hachette titanic. I have just received my first issues of the titanic, and I was torn between using wood glue to go between the deck floor or not. I had watched some other videos on the ship from other model makers, and most did not use wood glue first on the deck and I thought struggled somewhat to get it straight. I am glad I took your advice as it will not only protect the model from the floor lifting, the advantage is when you fit the two pieces together you can still move them a bit to get it exactly right. Thanks for the tip.
Wow, cool. When I first saw 1 of your recent videos, I thought that the Titanic that is behind you was not metal and plastic. I thought it was Lego, but it's very cool how they made a metal one.
well it was originally metal and i have my lego titanic on my left and i also have a titanic in my garage and a cardborad ship constructon project on my desk edit brain fart
@Tyrannosaurusstudios Well, I also wanted the Lego Titanic the only problem is it was to expensive from my blood.
It's cool watching this after visiting Belfast.
I'm sooo jealous, I pre-ordered Titanic from Agora a few months ago. I can't wait until it arrives. I hope to find some 1/200 scale figures that are already painted. Have a safe trip.
Just became available in Greece. Already working on their Bismarck and now prolly gonna start this. Wish me luck
Enjoy your trip to Wonderfest Wayne! Normally I would go and get to meet you, but this year I have to go to a funeral that weekend. Maybe next year if you decide to come back again.
I wish Agora Models would produce a video of how they manufacture their amazing models. Love your videos.
Yeah me to,how do they do it?
My guess would be vacuum forming the plastic parts and die stamping the metal ones.
@@gringomann1 That would make a good title for a television show. 😜
actually agora is selling hachettes model to the rest of the world so its actually not their model they did show how they did the super snake somewhat but bismark terminator titanic and i think even the lambo muria is hachettes models to start with
Think I prefer the wooden one I think this one looks more cheaply made where as the Eagle moss looks and feels solid Wayne
Another fine start to a new build... love those pistons
Okay this is one of the most brilliant titanic ships I’ve ever seen this is the one that I want to get soon as I’m done with the ecto 1
Hi Wayne, I started my titanic bill today. I didn’t quite understand why you needed glue for the wooden deck. I saw that there wasn’t much adhesive on the in first place. I put it on initially without extra glue, and it didn’t stick very well. I carefully peeled it back up and applied glue and it sticking much better.
I have a Tamiya Tyrrell 003 1/12 scale on the way. Once that is finished, I'm going to subscribe to build this beauty.
Thank you for your video!! Here in Arg we are in issue number 4 and awaiting for the 5th!! Greetings!
Hi Wayne, This is my first time commenting and I want to say that your videos are amazing and I love following your builds. I actually want to get this version of Titanic after I finish building the Enterprise. I've never worked with wood models and i'm kind of scared to, So it sucks that I will be passing on the Eaglemoss build of the Titanic. The Agora Models kit looks so beautiful. I can't wait to see more of your build on this beautiful ship.
Looks like a good start! Of the two you're doing I'd have to pick this one. I've never done a wood model and wouldn't want to learn on something like this. Won't be doing this though for the same reason as the Bismark - no room for this monster!
I thought that you were not going to do this build on the channel. Glad you are though!
I call dibs on the magazines please Wayne. Lol
No problemo
@@WorldofWayneUK Really? O.o
@@WorldofWayneUK OK. Those mags will have a happy home
Love your videos, Wayne. Any update on the next video for the wooden Titanic? It's been a while! My first 2 kits finally came..can't wait!
It will be out later today
glad to see you finally got yours wayne its a lovley build to work on and you have some nice parts coming up soon
Looking forward to starting this (Pack 1 I believe will be shipped next week to me). I would have loved to try the wooden ship but they don't ship it to Canada so metal it is LOL
Watching this has me wondering which Titanic is the better build? So far there are things I like about both of them. The Eaglemoss seems like it would be more of a challenge since it is a wooden model but this one looks like it will have more detail. If there was a way to use the best of both kits you would have the perfect ship I think.
@@tumbleweed1970able I just noticed that. Agora is 10" longer than the Eagle moss
had problems with some of these. the anchor, steam valves and breakwaters's little pegs broke when it was hard to get them in, whether ther wood glie hardened or slight misalignment for the holes. They easily broke with a little pressure. Had to cut off the rest of the pegs and just glue them down. Also those capstones were a pain to push down. thos buggers gave me a lot of resistance. Took a while to get them in and my thumbs were not happy lol.
Always good work enjoy your vacation dude.
When I think about it the deck sticker probably doesn't need glue if you glue the decorations that hold it down. Maybe a bit in the corners but you completely coated it with glue
It's a large piece. It will lift after time
@@WorldofWayneUK ah ok well I'm thinking about subscribing to one of the fanhome models and which one do you suggest. I'm not sure about the deloreon because of all the wires. I'm more of a lego person and I tried some of the lego light kit mods with... mixed results
Thanks for uploading this. I would’ve absolutely loved to build this incredibly intricate Titanic model but I’m currently out of work, due to injury, so funds are too tight & I can’t sacrifice any needs or “wants.”
I built the Orrery & Earth/Moon/Sun orbiter from Eaglemoss, a few years back. There were some issues with metal quality in screws, which had to be substituted but both models still look incredible. I’ve always enjoyed model building, thanks to my amazing Dad.
Your video has been an enjoyable torment, so far & I look forward to seeing it to completion. My hope is that I will get to do this one day.
If you do get to build the Orrery, I’d hold out for one from a company that doesn’t use China to manufacture parts. The English company started out with brass parts, until a $$ issue resulted in using cheaper products (as per their letter, halfway through my subscription) I had screws that crumbled & I know brass isn’t magnetic but it worked out OK, except the 2nd orbiter. That was completed but due to design flaws & bent gears, it’s just an ornament that sadly never worked.
I actually built the Orrey way back in 2009. Yep the screws were a nightmare
At least this version, unlike the *wood* version from the ironically named "Die Cast Club", is actually made from metal!
Details looks better than the other Titanic you're building.
Have a nice time at Wonderfest, I've heard there's a 1/350 USS Defiant in the works.
Like a partwork Defiant???
@@pattersonmichael from star trek DS9.
Hi Wayne, I didn't think you was doing this build.
Did I dream that you said you was only going to do the wooden Titanic 🤔 ?
Good morning Wayne looks a lovely model, please when you go to Hornby models factory please could you ask them if they would consider building the American Big Boy two tenders train used in the 1950s America it’s a lovely train Wayne.
Yay it's here!
I’ve doing the Titanic Issue no.12 for moments by Hachette Partworks that’s great it 😊
'.... like a jigsaw puzzle piece...' *note to self* Wayne uses a screwdriver for jigsaws.. that explains a lot! ;)
Ah. The Reciprocating Engines. Neat.
I’ve got the Hachette release of this but haven’t started it (pending Spitfire rebuild that I can’t face) Do you know if replacement parts will be issued by Hachette too?
I would guess so yea
You might need athin Edding paint marker pen to mark up what different screw types are which for this build. As for som unknown reason their not very well labelled up in the bags at all
Brilliant thank you Wayne
Issue 13 do not use parts 13E and 13G the model manufacturers hav done them in the wrong colour thankfully this is resolved in issue21
Hola buen dia excelente video que bueno esta el titanic para armar muy completo te mando un abrazo grande y segui asi😃👍👍👍
So wayne, couple of questions: 1. I almost skipped this because I thought it was the same build you already started a couple of months ago from a different publisher, how does that build compare in terms of size? 2. Where are you gonna find space to display it? 3. Did you take out those white pieces on the deck immediately? If you have some wood glue residue in those holes it might make it harder to take out (probably too late now anyway).
I hope it's less fiddly than the Bismark for you
This ship is bigger then the wood ones. The deck details I need to change came out easily even with the wood glue. I just twisted them. I had cleaned up the holes from glue before I put them in though.
@@WorldofWayneUK The lighting made it look like there was still glue in those holes I'm glad they came out just fine.
I don't get why everybody is so hyped with this model. If you compare it too the Eaglemoss wooden ship maybe people prefer the Agora/Hachette one because it's metal and has moving part. And maybe because it's 1:200 scale instead of 1:250. But in terms of the building process the wooden one in my opinion is much more fun and worth your money. It asks a lot more skill to build than just clicking/screwing parts together.
That brings a question to mind: do you buy a model for the end result or for (the fun in) building process.... for me it's definitly the last one!
Damn good question that
The hype is because it is more easily built.
I.e. screws and glue for metal and plastic and not a wooden model which many are unable or unwilling to build.
This world is topsy turvy, Diecast Collections bring out a wooden version of the Titanic while Agora Models bring out a diecast metal version of the same ship.
It'll be interesting to see which one looks better when they're finished.
Hope you all a a fabulous holiday try to not get hurt
what i was imagining was,what if the car models were built by the"BILLINGS" models.what joy then,hey,lol,lol.
two things, witch do you think you'll like building more the wood or metal Titanic?
have a safe trip Sir hope you cross the pond safe and sound.
I love the wood one but the dynamic features on this are awesome
my news agent/post office already has issue one in.
thankyou for this an in austraila we are getting tit now hust see it on tv and getting it so can not wait to do this with so plase do more as they come a long as an luck if l could do this let a know building ant thing at the best of time so thankyou as going to need all the luck in how to do this thankyou
I'm new to this so forgive me for asking but why do you dip them in oil and whjat oil do you use please? Also do you know if this will become available to buy in the UK or if they will ship to the UK? Also what size cutting board is that you have and where did you buy it may I ask? I just bought one but it's nowhere near as big as that and is most useful for jobs like this. Very handy tips by the way so thank you :)
I use a 3 in 1 oil. It help drive the screws in easier to metal parts
Just got issue 3 here in oz, and I can’t get my smoker to work, I’ve tried everything. Might need to get a replacement
The smoke is very subtle. It wasn’t a torrent of smoke that I expected more of a whisp
What tools that aren't included with the Titanic kit do you recommend having before beginning this build? I've built a lot of plastic model kits but never one like this. I want to make sure I have all the tools I need to do it right. Thanks for publishing these excellent tutorials of the build.
I would get a good PH0 Wera screwdriver, 3 in 1 oil and some wood glue. Most stuff I use is in my Amazon store at www.linktr.ee/worldofwayne
@@WorldofWayneUK Thanks so much and Happy Holidays!
I want to do this
Hola buenas noche recien termino el fasiculo n1
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What...no model Ice Berg included ??
You'll have to do that yourself. Leave a couple of plastic bags full of water in the freezer and that'll do! Don't forget to turn the heating off and return it to the freezer every night!
At 17:03 - the fin end? I didn't see a fin.
hello wayne from Tampa, quick question, just finished the Bismarck and was thinking of doing the Titanic next. Question is do you prefer the metal one or the wooden one your building, both look great
The wooden one will test your skills and will take longer to complete. They both look exquisite. This one is slightly bigger
Can someone tell me why he uses oil for the screws and where can i buy this type of oil. Thanks!
It help drives screws into metal parts. It's just an ordinary 3 in 1 oil
Is this the full release World of Wayne
Yep
@@WorldofWayneUK so the other one u were building was a pre release
@@josephstanley5138 No that’s a wooden ship from Eaglemoss/Die cast club. It’s a different model
@@WorldofWayneUK gotcha so Eaglemoss and agora Titanic are 2 different models. Does the Eaglemoss Titanic do anything or is it just a static wooden model
@@josephstanley5138 it lights up lol
Do you have information about the size of the optional Vitrine and how that yellow White Star Line strip is going to be added?
I don’t I’m afraid
What glue did you think is better to glue it done so it doesn't lift
I use a good tacky wood glue
@@WorldofWayneUK uhu glue does plastic and wood it should be ok to use
Which do you prefer the Eaglemoss Titanic or this one
Ohhh. I only just started this so have no idea at the moment. I love the bigger version which this one is
The white capstan on the Bow is correct for the Olympic, not the Titanic. Its a easy mistake
Wondering can you put it in water and the paint stay on
The paint would stay on but as for putting it in water. It would sink like a lead balloon. Saying that, I have seen some peeps seal and do it though
Going to be interesting to see the difference between this model and the other one. Is each model the same size or is one larger then the other.
They are exactly the same
Hello Wayne today I just got my pack 1 of Titanic I had a question when I put the wood glue on the forecastle can I move the wooden deck so that it will line up? And if I go ahead and add everything that shows on the forecastle when I get the replacement parts will the parts I put on it will it be easy to take off? I won't glue it
The parts should be easy to take off. The wood glue will.keep that decking in place permanently though
@@WorldofWayneUK ok thank you, I think I'm going to enjoy this build
What kind of glue should I use for my Titanic
@@aaronvaughn478 Supeglue on the plastic parts and a good wood glue on the decking boards
@@WorldofWayneUK ok thank you
They did the magazine's different to the Terminator because Terminator pack 1 only get 12 magazines
Will be more video about that wooden model?
Yep. Next week
Hey Wayne is there a wrong way of putting that gear on
I hope not lol
Really would love to know what that precision glue applicator you use is.
It’s just a Lyn archamedis drill with a pin inserted in the end
@@WorldofWayneUK Thank you!
Hi all, i emailed Agora about the Titanic and they told me because i was in England i would have to get it from Hachette, and they seem to be only supplying from No42 or so onward, any help anyone, thanks.
do you really need to put wood glue on it? its just that i didn't because it sticks anyway and the instructions never said it. and when you plug small parts in it, it wont move anyway.
this finally came to Australia, and instead of subscribing on the website i decided to get it at my local newsagency weekly due to budget reasons.
Yes. The heat will eventually peel that adhesive away. Specially in Aus
@@WorldofWayneUK yeah that makes sense, but we are in winter atm.. but still now you have me worried when it gets stinking hot in December. i will probably dab alittle glue underneath if it does start to peel while avoiding the holes..
I am annoyed that Hatchette Paperwork's and Agora Models have never announced an Australian release yet. Some distributors here should have picked it up by now surely.
I read through all the comments and know you are building two different Titanic models by Agora and EM. One question though, are you building two different Titanic's or is this the same model? Yes this question is a joke ;) Have a good trip!!!
😃
I wanted that ship but I never go it and I made my own titanic model out of cardboard and as scratch
Ahhhh.. I thought I was going mad for a different reason than usual. The Titanic I remember was Hachette not Agora. It'll be interesting to compare them.
In particular the size as they're the same scale also detail level :)
OK now I'm confused. The magazine says Hachette on the front but the model is Agora?
@@julianmhall Agora is distributing the Hachette model to the US and Canada, where Hachette does not deliver. Only way we can get that model
@@dalepennington916 thanks Dale!
I was doing this through Hachette and just could not get past the fiddly Stage 3 no matter how hard I tried so gave up before spending any more. Very fiddly!
Well, I just finished Stage 3, and rather than thinking it "fiddly" (it was) I saw it as a fun challenge. That's the point of this hobby! A tip;. Test/dry fit the engine blocks, make sure the pins and holes accept each other. I loosen the holes just A TAD with an X-Axto blade ..not too much! You want a tight fit. When fixing in the piston rods, a strip of masking tape helps organize, it is easily removed after. So, don't give up.
Where is your millennium falcon build and do you have a millennium falcon build
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Errrrrrm Re the replacement parts, if they are the same, apart form the colour, why not just re-paint them?
I am confused, is that a new model that you are assembling? There were already videos about other Titanic model build on you channel.
Yep. This is a different model
@@WorldofWayneUK yep, saw it in WhSmith and thought that was not the one you were assembling before. It is obviously this new one 👍
Can this sink? If it can, Can you please do a showcase of it sinking?
😂 oh it will sink like a lead balloon
@@WorldofWayneUK So it sinks? Or will it break and damage the batteries and all that if it sinks.
Don’t forget to paint the Break water white?
Don’t need to they are replacing it
Hey buddy…. I’m going to start my Titanic build…. Is there a promo code for it or no? Thanks in advance
Indint have one. Sorry
I just read that you get a promo code at the 12th pack of an Agora build, which is used to start the next model.
I’m confused because one model maker building the Hachette model said the hull is plastic and you say its metal. Also are you getting your model sent from America.
The hull is definitely metal. Yes from America
@@WorldofWayneUK Sorry Wayne I realise that it was insulting of me to suggest that you could be wrong about it being metal. I apologise for that. I wish I was half as good as you at making models.
Hi Wayne.
Could you please tell me have you ordered your Titanic from Hachette or Agora Models ?
I’m getting mine from Agora although at the moment it only ships to the US
@@WorldofWayneUK
Yeah, well I've just placed an order for the Titanic, also from Agora Models, I don't suppose you could tell me how much the charge is for shipping and duty could you. Thanks
I'm having to order from the US because I couldn't order the model right from issue no 1 in the UK
What kind of oil do you use for the metal screws??
Just a regular 3 in 1 oil
@@WorldofWayneUK thank you just bought the model and wanted to get pre paired for when it comes
I thought you will do only one from wood
Nope
Why did you choose Agora and not Hachette? Just wondering as it will help me choose. :)
They are the same model. Agora just distribute the Hachette one in the US.
You have this marked as agora but magazine says hachette I’m confused is this agora or hachette
Agora are distributing this in North America
Hi What kind of oil do you use ? thanks
It’s just a regular 3 in 1 oil
Is this version available in the UK from agora or do uk have to use hachette
Hachette
I have a serious doubt... why u dip screws in oil
Helps drive them in as they are cutting threads some of them
Wayne are you ordering youTitanic from the UK if so Where do I sign up
No. In the UK it’s currently only available from Hachette
P.S. did you hear about American actor Ray Liotta who sadly passed away in his sleep aged67
I know. Gutted
I want to know if they are going to send the magizines to us or if were just going to get the PFD files:/
Magazines come with this build