RMS Titanic Reading and Writing Room





Hi Everyone! Here's the finalized video!!! for my RMS Titanic Reading and Writing Room in 1:12 Scale.
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 What a journey! Three refit trips to my mini Harland & Wolff as new info was discovered and literally 2 gallons of white paint. Finally there is no stone that has been left unturned and I believe this to be the room in its' complete original form as she went down that evening. 


Hope to see it going to the Pigeon Forge museum in Tennessee but nothing has been confirmed as of yet. 

Love hearing what you fellow Titanic lovers think! I built everything by hand. All fabrics, woods, structures and labor of love was by me. :) 

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  1. UnknownApril 19, 2020 at 7:40 AM

    That is sooo cool! I love finding other people who build models of the Titanics interiors. Modt people do the Grand Staircase......but you did the Resding and Writing Room. :) A few years ago I started on a model of the Reading and Writing Room too but never finished it. I have finished models of the Dining Saloon, Lounge, Smoking Room and the Turkish Bath though. Are you going to make any other rooms? I hope you do! :)

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