15,000:1 - Building the Titanic From Scratch (4K)
"15,000:1" is the inspirational story of what it takes to create highly detailed, large-scale models of the Titanic. Jason King, influenced by the discovery of the wreck in 1985, began studying the Titanic and building models from scratch in the 1990s. Self-taught, he refined his techniques and used the latest research to produce museum-quality models that have been displayed in exhibits around the world. His latest model is his most ambitious project yet, taking 4 years to create the most accurate 1:72 scale model of the Titanic ever seen. 「15,000:1 - タイタニック号模型のスクラッチビルド」 English and Japanese subtitles.
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