Titanic Before Disaster

It’s our friend, Michael Brady, from Oceanliner Designs!

Mike Brady is one of those guys who are on YouTube which are nice to listen to. Not irritating, no silly accent, no histrionics. Just nice to hear him. And the content is so out of this world good. Thank you so much Mike. Love your site.

It’s beautiful how you tell Titanic’s story here. This story brings so much life back to her despite what her future held. I love this!

Perfect Sunday afternoon with our friend Mike Brady

Ladies and gentlemen, I would posit that our friend Mike Brady is not only knowledgeable and intelligent, but a polished and professional orator and narrator who puts out some of the best work ever produced on any medium. We are lucky to have access to such a fellow

Tonight is the night 😢 I'm obsessed with Titanic, such a beautiful ship. Today's ships are so much bigger but they don't have the beauty of the Titanic. ❤

As an aviation geek, I was never that interested in ships and shipping...until I started watching this dude's vids. Watching these superbly made vids is always enjoyable and time well spent. Thanks as always, Mike. :)

As can be expected with the outbreak of WW1 being only two years later, most of the surviving crew went onto serve in the war. Charles Lightoller was one of the first people to use successfully use a depthcharge to sink a U boat.

My wife, my son, and I were supposed to go to the Titanic Exhibit today in Pittsburgh because she knows hoe much I love Titanic and my birthday is the 18th, but she thought that she could buy the tickets yesterday and they were sold out, so I missed out, as well as my oldest son as I know that he would've loved it.

the fact that this year april 14th is on a sunday makes this anniversary a bit extra special

The final, eerie touch at the very end before the image of the titanic sailing away from southhampton turns full black did not escape me!

Bloody brilliant, Mike!- for one who regularly thinks he is "Titaniced out", you prove the lie, time and again. Beautifully rendered and told, this telling reminds me very much of my previous life in West End theatre, and the sheer, frenzied activity of "production week", before a show opened. It has that same combination of grit and glamour.

Finally a accurate point on video on the Titanic's life before the fateful voyage, our friend from Oceanliner Designs always gets the job right, good to see a friend of mine; Gavin Krom be credited for his research too, well-deserved and great video as always, perfect.

Just made a pot of tea and guess what was waiting just for me on the laptop??? Why, a NEW video from Oceanliner Designs, it's going to be a great day......

Thank you, friend Mike! This is an exceptionally beautiful episode. The engrossing narrative, the astonishing graphics, vintage photos and sound are amazing ❤

My grandfather and his uncle were supposed to be on the Titanic but he had an infection and was not allowed to bored. So I guess I am living a life that I might not of had as they were 3 rd class passengers.

I've read and watched a lot on the Titanic and this has taught so much that I didn't know. Thank you for the great video's. It is odd how the Titanic has caught the interest so much in some ways but this adds so much humanity for the crew and builders that the usual documentaries lack.

This is a true gem of a YouTube channel. Thanks for the great content!

3D rendering are gorgeous, that's insane

This is absolutely breathtaking, even with the 360p upload quality. I often wish I would have had access to something like this back in the early nineties when my love for Titanic grew into more of an obsession, so to speak, and all I had were a few pictures of Titanic in an old book, but I'm just as thankful that we were finally given such an incredible -- and unbeatable -- gift thanks to the THG guys and Mike Brady. We've literally been allowed the chance to step aboard the Titanic and it honestly doesn't get any better than that.