This Titanic model kit is huge, detailed, and surprisingly fun to build - if you’re into LEGO-style brick therapy with a side of historical doom.
With over 2,000 pieces, it’s definitely not a quick Sunday afternoon project. This is a multi-session, tea-sipping, podcast-in-the-background kind of build. But once it’s done? Gorgeous. The details are shockingly good for a non-name-brand set—rotating propellers, smokestacks, and a sleek profile that makes it look way more expensive than it is.
Everything came well packaged, and the instructions were clear enough that I didn’t rage-quit or launch any tiny lifeboats across the room. It even comes with a display stand, which makes it feel more like a collector’s piece and less like a toy you hide when company comes over.
Perfect gift for teens who love a challenge or adults who pretend they're buying it “for the kids.” Spoiler alert: You’re gonna want to build it yourself.
| Educational objective(s) | Team Building Skills, Creative Thinking, STEM |
|---|---|
| Model Number | Titanic Model Set |
| Number of pieces | 2022 |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Material type(s) | Plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Item model number | Titanic Model Set |
| Product Dimensions | 68.5 x 8.51 x 23.01 cm; 2.04 kg |
| ASIN | B0F1D3WR4Q |
