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Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model

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Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model
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2007 i started as 3D Artist with,the first Steps on Ships (Titanic etc) now i work on SciFi Stuff (Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5, Stargate,Seaquest D.S.V. etc) and on Jurassic Park Stuff
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Titanic Poop Deck Cargo Crane 3D Model

There were two 30-cwt and six 50-cwt (hundredweight) electric deck cranes fitted on Titanic for cargo handling. They were supplied by Stothert & Pitt, Ltd., of Bath, and were mounted on cylindrical bases containing the motors, worm gearing and operating machinery, each base fitted with two watertight doors. Because of their proximity to passenger accommodations, electric power and worm gearing was chosen for these cranes to reduce noise levels. Each crane was capable of lifting and slewing motions, powered by separate motors. All controls were located on an operator's platform at the base of the crane's mast. The platform for the operator was fitted with protecting handrails.

The two cranes in the forward Well Deck servicing the No. 3 (Bunker) Hold had a radius of 27 feet, a height from the deck to the center of the pulley of 29 feet, and a total lift of 100 feet. The two in the after Well Deck servicing the No. 5 Hold had a radius of 28 feet . . .
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