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Boats - Sailing - Ships

Feb. 26 Towing the titanic Frogman Courtney Brown, has an Immense job as he Literally town the Cruise ship Titanic'. But allies not what it appears. The vessel is, in fact, a cleverly created sole mold of the famous craft that sunk off Newfoundland on its maiden voyage in 1912. The sophisticated remote controlled replica measures 55ft (16.5 meters) and cost 5 million dollars to build, it is used for dramatic filming sequences in an exciting new film called Raise the titanic that tells a story the mammoth salvage operation of the Ill-fated vessel

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13204495
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Appears Build Cleverly Controlled Cost Courtney Dollars Exciting Fact Frogman Ill-fated Immense Literally Maiden Mammoth Measures Mold Newfoundland Raise Remote Replica Salvage Sequences Sole Sophisticated Sunk Tells Towing


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