Really cool :)

PS: Still looking for boat deck reference, my main need is pictures or drawing that show relationships between buildings(hieght, width) I have plenty of top down views, but I'm not sure how tall the buildings are...

Maybe I should purcahse a replica model.

-Alex

No problem. I won't be down there until next week, but I checked, and we ARE allowed to take photos. So if you can gimmie a couple weeks, I'll try and post 'em up here.

That would be totally awesome, anything you can get on the boat deck is helpful, especially the hard spots the blueprints doesn't show(Scale of building in relevence to each other, low spots, high spots, and some of the regular equiptment(where they would be placed.)

This would be really cool thanks! :D

I might have to check it out myself.

I'm not sure where your location is, but in Orlando, FL there's a permanent Titanic museum that I'll be checking out next week. The site can be found through Google (that's how I found it). The reason why I mention this is because they supposedly have a full-scale boat deck built along with other rooms and cabins recreated (including a full-scale Grand Staircase) along with recovered items from the ship. Would you be interested in shots from there if cameras are allowed?

Hey I'm glad I can help out. Another site with deckplans is -

http://www.titanic-whitestarships.com/MGY_Tech_Facts.htm

I just found it a few minutes ago. Again, I'm glad to help.

OMG Awesome!!!

Very nice.

At this stage ANY and all reference blueprints, and shots of the boat deck is especially wanted.

Thanks,
Alex

PS: I realy really really appriciate you guy taking the time to post these for me :)

I found this on EBay A rare 8 x 10 picture (reprint) of one of Titanic's 1st class bedrooms! There's also a picture of the Grand Staircase as well. Check 'em out.

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Quote:

The Titanic wreck is in international waters, but the wreck is now under salvaging ownership by RMS Titanic inc.

As far as using the name Titanic, I'm no lawyer, but as much as I have seen the name out there, I cannot imagine you would get into copywrite trouble if you make your title and product original.

But get someone with marketing skills to let you know for sure!

Hoi, all.

I have a quick question, I've been trying to find some imformation about this but theres no solid indication either way...

Is the titanic public domain? If this project turns out sucessful I wouldn't mind pursuing it further, would I be able to do so or does someone own the brand? I'm not really upto date on the legal system on this... Anyone know wha the stipulations are?

Thanks a lot,
Alex

Fantastic! Awesome stuff, thank you both.

I'll also use this thread to show progress, if anyone is interested :)


Cheers,
Alex