The Olympic class or Olympians is one of the most famous class of ships that includes the Titanic, Britannic and Olympic.

The RMS Olympic is the oldest and the last of the Olympians before it was scrapped in 1935. It considered to have the most famous and luckiest careers in maritime history like the RMS Mauretania, due to her incredible luck, surviving from almost getting tornedoes by a German U-boat, Crashing into two ships, but still surviving. She was launched in 20 October 1910 but scrapped in 1935. The Olympic was 45,500 tonnes. 296m long, 28 meters wide and 175 meters tall (From keel to top of funnel).

The Titanic is one of the most known and famous ships in history, known for her devastating tragedy on the April 14th of 1912 in the freezing water of the Atlantic ocean, taking down more than 1500 lives with her. She was launched on the 31st of May 1911 in the Harland and Wolff shipyard. Her maiden voyage began on April 10th 1912 but ended on the early morning on April 15th 1912 after sinking from a terrible accident by side scraping through an iceberg. The Titanic weighed 46,000 gross registered tonnes. Being almost 5000 tonnes more than the Olympic. She was 269m long, 28 meters wide and 175 meters tall (From keel to top of funnel).

The RMS Britannic, which is the largest of both of the other liners, measuring 48,000 tonnes. The Britannic was the youngest of the three, but the most luxurious. Being built almost one year after the Titanic's tragedy. This ship carried more and modern luxury and safety features the other two ships didn't have. She would have her normal colour for one year before eventually get painted white with red crosses to be a hospital ship in ww1. She would be serviced as a hospital ship for 2 years before she struck a mine and sinking. But it wasn't as tragic as the Titanic, since, it was morning, making the water warm, the ship was near shore, allowing most passengers to survive. She was also 296m long, 28 meters wide and 175 meters tall (From keel to top of funnel).