The Tops: Solid Black. The top portion of each funnel was wrapped in a thick black band specifically designed to hide the soot and grime blowing out of the coal burners.The Base: The exact shade is lost to history because it was mixed on-site, but historians describe it as a pale, ochre-tinted golden beige or a muted, soft creamy yellow-tan. It was not bright lemon yellow or neon orange.The Sheer Stripe: Sheer Gold. Separating the black hull from the white superstructure was a single, thin, continuous yellow-gold painted stripe wrapping around the upper edge of the hullMain Hull (Above the Waterline): Gloss Black. The bulk of the ship's massive iron sides were painted deep black.Lower Hull (Below the Waterline): Antifouling Red. This was not a bright fire-engine red, but rather a dark, matte, dull salmon or reddish-pink brick tone designed to prevent marine growth 4 funnels 269.1 metres (882 feet and 9 inches) in total length and weighing 46,328 gross register tonnes have fun everyone

The car's horn is a deep, loud, and metallic double-honk that sounds like a mechanical warning blast from an industrial locomotive.Its massive, chrome George Barris front bumper and grill would serve as a locked, silent jawWeakness: In a famous plot point, the car cannot cross onto hallowed ground, preventing it from entering the local cemetery to attack fleeing charactersThe Vehicle: The titular antagonist is a highly customized 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III. It was designed by legendary Hollywood car customizer George Barris, who also built the iconic 1966 TV Batmobile headlights are eyes undercarriage is belly killer car from the movie the Car from 1977 tilted windows Evil will kill anyone except cars jumps into houses color of the car is matte-black The glass is a deep amber-yellow tint, making it impossible to see inside while giving the car a sickly, glowing look Chrome Accents: The heavy front and rear bumpers are finished in a dark, slightly dull chrome remember to have fun, don't mind the voice