This was fascinating I always assumed that you made a separate model for the interiors and then flooded it separately it’s really neat that you were able to work them into the ship

@akahelpwttubers

Жыл бұрын

I thought same

@jenniferpatrow712

Жыл бұрын

Wow same

@danieloh950

Жыл бұрын

yep exactly what i thought!

@brickygamer7615

Жыл бұрын

same!

@Enzi_Meteori_902

Жыл бұрын

BRUH SAME

As a videomaker. I was always curious how you manage to get your interior shots. Your channel reminds me of how KZread used to be when it first started. I can tell you guys are having a lot of fun doing this, which makes it even more enjoyable to watch. Thanks again.

@loco4loco

Жыл бұрын

Well he has been doing it since 2009

@15noobplayz15noobplayz

9 ай бұрын

@@loco4loco it's a she not he

@loco4loco

9 ай бұрын

@@15noobplayz15noobplayz oh

@1nefinitive

7 ай бұрын

@@15noobplayz15noobplayzwho cares

@1nefinitive

7 ай бұрын

@@15noobplayz15noobplayzit’s actually a he

I always thought there were two sets due to the difference in water levels in them as they sank. But to see that each ship has an actual interior and the difference is just a quirk of filming makes this even more special. Thank you for this amazing series.

@SpaceDude7567

Жыл бұрын

I guess everyone was thinking the same…

*After so many years of following you, there's finally a tutorial video. The fact that there is an actual interior is impressive, thank you!!!! :D*

WOOOOOOOO WE FINALLY GET A TUTORIAL YEAAAAAAAAAAH! (Edit) i Didn’t know there was actual interior inside, I thought they were seperate sets, nice!

@jenniferpatrow712

Жыл бұрын

Wow same

@Kirby64fan201O

Жыл бұрын

Same I thought that, because how would you get a camera inside a sinking model ship??????????????

When I was younger, I went through a phase where I would watch many videos about the sinking of the Titanic. However, what is more unique, is that I would watch videos about Titanic models sinking. I eventually found this channel when I searched up “cardboard Titanic” one day (plus I wanted to try to make a cardboard model of the Titanic) and it was a great discovery in my opinion. Your first cardboard ship video, “The Incredible Footage of the Sinking of the Cardboardia” is one of my favorite Titanic-related videos as well as one of my favorite KZread videos of all and I loved how you included both footage of the ship sinking and the interior of the ship flooding (such as the grand staircase, dining room, etc.) I also find it impossible yet impressive that when you make these videos, the cardboard ships stay intact despite interacting with actual water. Based on this video, it does make sense that you film the ship sinking from only one side but that was only the beginning. I did not know that you used the nails that you put on your ships as tools to steer cameras that recorded the interior footage of flooding. (I also didn’t know you made the interior within the actual ship. I thought you had two separate models; one of the ship and another of the rooms.) I also can’t imagine how long it takes to build one of these ships and incorporate this system, only for it to be submerged underwater. To wrap it all up, this was a very interesting and surprising video. I too believe that many others wonder how you make these ships, let alone such amazing videos. I know this is a very long comment but I just wanted to word it as best as I could. I’m very impressed and I’m glad you made a video that explained how you make these!

@evaknight216

10 ай бұрын

Wi like you a lot

I appreciate the meticulous design and work you put into something you’re going to sink, burn, destroy..etc.

Oh my God, You had us convinced that the interiors were seperate sets

As a cardbordia engineer, I would look at such a marvel of human design and construction and think to myself 'surely this masterpiece could never ever agonizingly sink to a deep, watery grave, night or day in the freezing waters of the cardbordia seas with possible pyrotechnics and multiple camera angles documenting the affair'

So cool! I had always assumed you built up and filmed the interior rooms separately. Really clever camera work with the nail!

You would need to have an IQ higher William James Sidis to create something like this. Absolutely splendid work.

bro you are a future ship architect that model is awesome

Suggestion/Video Idea: Make a cardboard battleship and sink it by blowing up the sides with fireworks to look like torpedoes.

The amount of detail put into these is truly impeccable. This has been one of those channels that I always find myself coming back to over the years

After years of wondering, finally we know!

I used to watch your channel so much back in 2019 I even made my own cardboard ships and sunk em in a old pond we used to have in the backyard

Thank you for this video because for years I’ve been thinking how you guys put this amazing and creative work together!

POLL : Should I sink this one??

@brodster7042

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but what will it’s name be

@philsharp758

Жыл бұрын

A Carboardia liner that doesn't sink? It would be a first.

@gagalover2k10

Жыл бұрын

Yes and then do a follow up exploring the wreck a few moths later

@therealtony2009

Жыл бұрын

name it the cardboardia lauro and have it sink in a fire

@speederscout

Жыл бұрын

Of course!

There are no words for how incredible this is and how incredible you are! 👍

Loved the wind. Haunting.

I respect you for taking time out of your life, to make these Ships ❤

I've always thought that the rooms were flooded separately but its cool to see that the rooms are actually inside the ship.

Wow those cardboard ships are simply masterpieces. All the details and work that go into those ships are amazing. But... you can already consider this ship at the bottom of the cardboardian sea... eerrrmmmm i mean it can be considered that this ship will have a pleasant maiden voyage. Nice youeven showed the little tricksyou do for filming the sinking and how they sink so realistically!

So much work goes into these ships and filming, it makes me appreciate it so much more, great video it was awesome to see the talented work behind the scene.

Great stuff. I really admire the effort you go into to make the ships and videos.

A fantastically amount of detail! How fun

I always assumed after the Carboardtanic video that all the rooms were seperate sets. It's super cool to see a cutaway and all the interiors visible!

A lot more complex than I thought. Nice video idea!

Beautiful 👏👏👏🏃🏃🏃🏃❤️thank u so much for this lil Documentary...it will help out alot with our DIYs

Finally: what we've all been waiting for!! I knew that the interiors had to be part of the ships and not merely separate structures that are filmed on their own. The ships are just as detailed as I hoped, and I cannot be more happy about that. A single hole or two and weight at the bottom makes sense for an easy sinking, although it would've been cool if it varied based on what damage the ships take in the various stories. Having a side with windows that actually let light in to illuminate different areas is great too, though surely it'd be possible to add the same amount of detail to them as the other side of the ships, right? That's really clever with the nails rotating the cameras shooting inside: always wondered what they were for as I never saw any interior areas where they could possibly help with the ships' structure. And you are right: putting the camera at a low angle really makes them look a WHOLE lot bigger than they actually are. I could instantly imagine that thing at some dock towering over the people embarking _-(for some reason given CCL's less than stellar history...).-_ All in all, this is incredible work that you do. Well done, and I can't wait to see what becomes of this newest ship. It'd be nice to get an episode where it actually completes a voyage, *_for once,_* but that's probably never gonna happen sadly...

This was awesome to see how the magic happens!

The first time I found your channel was when I found your cardbordia 3 video ever since then I always wondered how you did it now I know🥰

That is so freaking cool! I never actually realized the ship interiors were a part of the model, that's so amazing!!

Wow, I slays thought the interiors were just separate sets but this is above and beyond! Wonderful work

We've been waiting for this since the beginning of time

Its crazy how you still post videos and interact with your fans, I have still been here since 3 or 4 yrs ago

This explains so much I didn’t actually think you guys made interiors for them

Fabulous work, keep going! Love these videos!

Спустя столько лет -я узнал как это делается и кто это снимает. Потрясающе!

Labour of love. Well done, very well done!

very interesting vid. didnt realise how much prework had to ne done.Thanks from Sweden

Amazing! I've always wanted to know, thanks for this info. I love making them, but I have never been able to make them as good as you. Take Care!

I have been watching your channel for years. And I always assumed you had separate sets for the interior, but I think it is so cool that you managed to fit the sets into the ship and have cut outs for cameras. I though it was really cool how you use nails to rotate the camera to get different angles inside.

Dang I didn’t think it was this much work impressive job your great at what you do.

Absolutely amazing!

Wow...that’s IMPRESSIVE

wow, I always theought the interiors were somehow filmed seperately! its awesome seing its actuallly real! and btw thanks for my childhood!

FINALLY YOU MADE VIDEO ABOUT THIS. AMAZING!

Those ships looks fascinating

Finally we get a look of how they are built amazing

Dude that's hot!! Well done.

Now that i know you actually put cameras in the ships, i feel like i'm actually going down with them

Man that's amazing!!

I've always been wondering, thank you!

Brilliant! It is exactly as I thought you did it... compartmentalised bulkheads with openings for a controlled water flow. I had noticed that in all of your founderings there was an added list to either port or starboard, most likely caused by the weight of the cameras. I must admit, like other commenters have, that I thought you did separate sets for the interior shots. The use of the nails for filming different angles and the dowels for structural integrity may be simple mechanical details, but they enhanced the entire production. With all the mysteries revealed, the fascination will not wane... for there are still some mysteries to be revealed. Ice?

holy crap that boat is huge

I think the biggest cardboard model I ever made was a 56 inch long model of the Olympic. I coated the entire thing in appropriately colored duct tape to try to make it watertight. It kinda worked. But eventually water got inside and the duct tape sealed it in. Now I have a floppy skin of a hull.

That's very cool and creative.

You are the best cine maker of USA Greeting from Colombia

woah this is so cool! your my childhood youtuber i hope one day we get a lore video

Very talented my dude

I had no idea how the cameras inside were moving! This was interesting to see how everything was put together and recorded!

Sweet cheats! This is quite the video I have been waiting for. Good work

Finally, we could crack the code and make our own channels in cardboardia’s name

Thank you for making this! I hope we can have more behind the scenes! out of curiosity, could you do a behind the scenes for your titanic cardboard model? you had a lot of extra interior shots plus all the lights on the ship as well. you must have a ton of behind the scene footage sitting somewhere!

WE NEED MORE OF THESE CARDBOARDSHIPS

It’s cool to see that there is an actual interior because I always thought that it was fake and not apart of the actual ship.

i love these behind the scenes! can you make a video on how to build a ship like this yourself?

I have been waiting for 1 year for this glad It came And can you Also show us how the wreck dives are made

Thank you. I've wondered how you accomplished the tasks.

Fascinating!

Let's appreciate this guy actually swims in the freezing cold water to film these videos

But can you make a full video of building cardboardia ships? Step by step?

@Lucky_Snip3r_01

Жыл бұрын

Ys thats what I thought it was but no but this vid also helps

You made half of my child hood ❤️

This is amazing

In a rain shower head they use a couple of plates with holes in them to remove the pressure but keep the volume. Very simple. You could use something like that to take the kick back the smoke bomb so it looks more like smoke and less like a rocket going down the smoke stack. Since you only need it to work once, Cardboard should would just fine. You'd have to test but I'd bet, pin holes in the first and nail holes in the second should work just fine.

Your ships make me want to build my own carboard ships! Though I would make mine more like an ocean liner than a cruise ship.

I love it now I can finally make a carpathia thanks for the tutorial

amazing, just amazing.

I Al ways wondered this! Thanks for showing us!

These are so neat

wow this is so cool! ive always wondered

I always thought that there were holes one side of the ship, and you moved the cameras inside.

This person just calmly talking about how they make their incredible videos then it just *cutting* to the screams of the damned is hilarious imo

It’s amazing! What a wonderful video! Thank you! How do you recover videocameras after the ship sank?

Oh my! Wow! You are the king and queen of cardboard! Maybe you could build me a life size house out of cardboard that would be amazing to have a cardboard house made by the famous Architect Of cardboardia! I'm a saggy , soggy, sloppy mess! I can't stop crying over how beautifully brilliant you are! I just got a new puppy last week and I named her Chloe! I would probably pee myself and pass out if I ever Met you in person! I'm obsessed I have one of your sweat shirts and I literally Never take it off I've made cardboardia posters that I have all over my room! Oh my goodness it's a lovely site!!!

YES THE THING WE ALL HAVE BEEN WATING FOR

Cool behind the scenes vid.

This is fkn brilliant 🎉

Yess I have always been wondering how you make the ship sinks downward and how you record videos innside ur ships!

You mean to say these have been cardboard models this whole time? what will they think of next? amazing

I love your cardboard Titanic

Super impressive

Incredible

I personally use hot Glue in small amounts and small metal pins, which binds and reinforces it.

That's so cool! I've always wondered how you make and film them. I do have a question for you though; are those cameras waterproof or do you use something different?

Thanks for the tutorial :D

this very cool!! is this gonna be cardboardia 14 or 15?

Yes and I love you video

You should take the chance for one to get trapped in the ice, then we could have some fantastic interior shots of frozen state rooms :)