Quickie
Colonel
Re: Titanic II
They're probably going to use the best grade steel available, simply because this can be hidden and the new Titanic can still look as original as possible. But yeah, it will be interesting to see up to what extend the original specification will be followed and how they're going to make them safe this time around.
I don't think steel of the original specification is available, nor the steam turbines or boilers, or the radio equipment.
Btw Titanic departed from Southampton, not London.
They're probably going to use the best grade steel available, simply because this can be hidden and the new Titanic can still look as original as possible. But yeah, it will be interesting to see up to what extend the original specification will be followed and how they're going to make them safe this time around.