LEGO Titanic REVIEW | Set 10294
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I love how the set celebrates the ship design itself, not the tragedy. It doesn’t have a break point in half gimmick or come with an iceberg or something. It’s all about this ship’s beauty.
It would look good displayed under a lego ocean tho
Bruh
No one would remember the Titanic if it hadn't sunk.
Actually this set appears to separate at the same location as the expansion joints on the titanic, and the ship separated at the rear expansion joint just behind the third funnel. If you look at the sterns wreckage you will see the massive engines still standing and this model separates at that point. However the small section just under the third funnel was ripped to shreds during separation so you'd have to disassemble this model a little to make it at that point during the sinking. However I completely agree that showing her in all her beauty prior to the sinking is fantastic. I've wanted this set for 30 years and can't wait to get started.
@@kurdtray Titanic snapped between the 2nd and 3rd funnel, specifically in front of the 3rd, nearly exactly in half and well before the engine blocks. Remember that the stern wreckage had the shell plating sheared off at crush depth and doesn’t accurately represent the break. If the break was internal technically from the rear expansion joints behind the 3rd funnel (I’m not sure that’s exactly where they were but I take your word for it), then there must have been at least 100 feet of shell plating ahead of the break since the visual break was much closer to center ship.
It seems Lego went out of their way to avoid the exact breaking point by splitting into thirds. I wouldn’t have a particular objection if they did, but I think it’s pretty classy that they didn’t. I think we’ve all made or dreamt of Lego Titanic Mocs and it’s still amazing it exists now 👌
Ironic that the only LEGO boat that doesn't say "ship does not float" is this one
I would’ve done it really really small somewhere on the box
@@gsdbp7893 also a iceberg poly bag
maybe it does
Actually, it's the biggest Lego boat that can't float. The Maersk container ship is the smallest one that can't swim-
legendary comment
Thank you for the shoutout David! This is truly a LEGO masterpiece!
The TC tile first appeared in the Haunted House set actually!
Back then as a Tombstone kinda saying I'm dead for no longer working for LEGO :)
Just came here from your video
I've never gotten a TC tile
Ah so now I have two of your tiles haha! I'll be building the ship in a bottle on a stream soon, gotta complete the Tiago collection 😜
Tiago já tens o Titanic? :D
ahah já vi que tens
The most insane detail however, is the american flag.
When the titanic sailed, the US had only 46 states. The lego flag also has 46 stars and not 50 like today. Lego couldve completely bypassed that detail without issue, but they didnt
Also the Union Jack with the white border in front. This was the type of flag civilian ships would have at that time.
but the sticker on the front that says Titanic is missing the R.M.S that was on the real ship on the front par it was called the R.M.S Titanic in real life right
@@QuantumDraco_1 sorry I called everyone a you know what nevermind.
The titanic never had an American flag I don't know why it's even on there
@@HumanPerson1 Titanic had many different flags, such as multiple Blue Ensigns, a Pilot Jack at the forepeak, the White Star Line flag flown on the aft mast, but the courtesy ensign flag on the foremast would be changed out multiple times during her maiden voyage between the French flag and the American flag. She was flying the American flag as her courtesy ensign as she left Southampton, changed it to the French flag at Cherbourg, then back to the American flag at Queenstown before setting out to the Atlantic. There are many pictures of Titanic flying the American flag
Maybe whats really sad is this amazing set will be out of the price range of many people who love Titanic. Imagine that sinking feeling when you see the price.
Haha sinking.
I mean there is the trumpeter 1/200 model kit that with all the extra details and paints will cost you around half the price, problem is that thing is out of the skill level of most people
@@pietrooliani3251 Actually it would be the other way around.
The 1/200 Titanic base kit is cheaper than the lego Titanic (around 400 usd vs 629 usd)
However, like any decent modeller would do, the Pontos set / MK1 / KA detail up set (250-500 usd) will be required. One of those detail up sets alone is already the price of the kit itself.
So in the end, excluding paint and tools (since it’s 1/200, expect paint cost to be hefty) the price of an accurate trumpeter titanic would far exceed the lego titanic which requires nothing extra.
Lol ya know you say that but it's really not. Like it's out of the price range I can just impulsively spend but I'll save for a few months and have it by Easter. Like seriously be an adult and learn to spend ur money right. 90%of poor people are poor because they spend money poorly. Get a better job learn money management. Become an adult.
Compared to the amount of pieces this price is great
I think comparing this set to the "LEGO set with the most pieces" is the wrong way to judge the size of the Titanic. Nearly all of the World Map pieces are just tiny 1x1 round tiles, and not all of them are used in the build, since some are reserved for an alternate build. I think weight should be the real indicator of a set's size, since a set like the Titanic has fewer (but much larger) pieces, which easily outweigh a set like the World Map.
I totally agree dude, the map
Shouldn’t be classified as the largest set, the titanic should
People get way too hung up on the largest set thing anyway, it doesn't matter at all, literally just a number.
Agreed. Size and amount of lego pieces don’t go together
@@lukiejewitt3402 Remarkably, this also holds for the original Titanic, which had the same length but more weight than the Olympic, so Titanic was judged the largest ship in the world.
That building video was insane. How did the leaks of this beast fly under my radar
He said that he received the set before the image of the box leaked.
I can’t wait till November 1st lol
Same here!
I feel like you've made two incredible puns there and no one has acknowledged it
Everything about this set is insane, the piece count, the size, the detail, the price!
Well, the price. The colleseum was 550 while this is 630. The colleseum had 54 less pieces. Either way it is a great price. I’m just saying it doesn’t completely line up with the colleseum price
Imagine Caldon Hockley in the movie saying: "Everything about this ship is insane, the number of rivets, the size, the luxury, the costs." :-) (Actually he said something similar, namely Titanic be longer than Mauretania and much more luxurious.)
The detail is least impressive. For almost a 1/200 scale model, I’d says this is quite embarrassing, considering the price it charges.
At a scale of this size, every mistake they make is greatly magnified and cannot be neglected.
how long would it take to build
@@22wabbit So what you are telling me is that the first thing I should know about lego is they are inaccurate and charge ridiculous price for it ? Lego technic sets seems to a much better investment…
I’ve seen people done scratch-builds with lego of ocean liners at a SIMILaR scale to this Titanic. Let’s just say the scratch builds ones are much more accurate than this official set. The lifeboats davits look much better, the bottom hull is in a kids more accuracy’s shape. Same material, but result is day and night…
But you are right about one thing, if you plan on buying this set just for the sake of
cannibalizing parts to do you own scratch build model, then it might be worth it. Otherwise, in my perspective, it would be a waste of money to get a inaccurate looking model.
best set ever. out of my range because of the price but i’ve always wanted to see a giant lego titanic. amazing
A few years I would have thought Lego would never do something like this. Hats off to you, Lego!
They finally acknowledge adult builders after pretending to not know they exist for decades.
I guess they have seen how sucessful cobi has been with its Titanic models and deiced to have a large piece of that pie..
"Fit on a coffee table" no no no, it is, the coffee table.
Seriously, though. My idea is taking an aquarium, building a wooden structure around it. And making coffee/display table with the Titanic inside it.
I’m gonna keep it in an aquarium, and feed it ice… lol
The submerged model will be a royal PITA to clean. Just something to keep in mind.
@@MendicinoB Never said it would have water in it. ;)
@@thomaswalker9277 An aquarium by definition has water in it. Please understand my confusion.
Brian M just make it the underwater version
I've always been a huge fan of the Titanic, and this model captures almost every detail perfectly. A magnificent set.
But it still didn’t come with a iceberg
Olympic*
@@jangojules isn’t that kinda like including a jet with a twin towers lego set?
@@thearmoredgeorgian2736 your comment is gold
this has been my dream set ever since I was 8 years old now at 19 I finally get it. that's wild.
Yo dude same, I had an unhealthy titanic obsession (the boat not the movie 😂) when I was 6. I always hoped for a lego rendition and now it’s here
Yo, are we the same person? 😂
Same, I’m definitely getting this for Christmas
Same here dude. Back in 4th grade some 10 or so years ago I made a lego titanic and showed it to my class. I was obsessed with the ship and always have been. It's the most beautiful ship to sail the seas. Sometimes I wish I could go back to that time period and just look at the beauty of it in person. Now after all these years of wanting a set like this that I never thought would happen, has actually happened! This is my set of a lifetime!
@@perchingparrotproductions8777 yeah me too
10:27 that argument is so true. I have a 8 feet moc of the Titanic, and doing anything except look at her is almost painful!
Let’s not forget the souls lost to even make this lego possible. A great tragedy produced something so beautiful. Respect to Lego and the designers for making something so great and accurate, and RIP to all the beautiful souls we lost that night❤️🕊
Ship comes apart. People who are displaying it.
1% of people: I want to show the inside when I display it.
99% of people: It's sinking.
Please don't joke about that
@@nintony2994 Not a joke, people are going to do it. they are going to make a moc of the Titanic sinking. It's been done before.
@@Schneb1995 hmmmmmm
Okay sorry about that
I was always a huge fan of Lego and the Titanic. I remember watching this video about this guy building the Lego Titanic a very long time ago and thought that it would have been so cool for Lego to make a Titanic set, and that day has finally came!
Crikey I am very impressed by that. I heard lego were making a titanic model a while back but couldn’t for the life of me work out how they would make it look in any way decent.
But it’s brilliant, particularly love the engines turning the wing props and love that you get the details of the pistons turning the crank shafts. The way the ship comes apart is really clever too, as you say it’s remarkable what can be built with lego now.
Thank you for a great review!
If you notice where the breaks are. if you wanted you could build one to show what the wreck looks like on the ocean floor.
The forward break is right where the hull buckled on impact.
When I get this I plan to make it a three day build. With docs and movies about the ship playing as I build
LEGO itself considers the Titanic their biggest set ever.
So that means things like LEGO Art doesn't count as a proper LEGO set.
I think they are reffering to size
By weight makes more sense anyway cause it’s not only the number but the size of the pieces that determines the size of the build
Your camera work and lighting are well done. Thank you for putting in the extra effort to make your videos the best. The pointer you made was a nice touch also. Awesome set.
"Guys, if you don't know where to display this you can get a wall shelf from Ikea."
... so then where is there space on my wall for a 4.5 ft shelf? lol
The irony of how the ship splits vertically like the original
Splits the wrong spot tho..
@@Chorze_ right, it split in to two pieces instead of three
@@MultiMachinegunner yeah it split in two
you build it up in multiple sections if i remember correctly 6 after finishing can you break it back into those 6 sections or is the deck etc preventing you from that
i am planning on buying the set and want to transport it a couple of times and 6 little pieces are better to transport than 3 big pieces
this is the best set LEGO has ever made
props to the designer, amazing job
It looks pretty good, but something seems off. The ship is too narrow, the proportions is not as good as I was hoping for. If you look at the proportions for the real ship, its slightly wider than this.
The length/width relation is actually spot on, but the bow is way too narrow and triangular. The upper part is supposed to follow a gradually increasing curve.
That is the most incredible Lego set I have ever seen. I want it.
The fact it can be separated to see the interior is exactly what I expected
Also the fact the stern splits at the fake smoke stack is also cool since when the ship sank it split in between the 3rd and 4th funnel
I have a feeling someone is gonna make a MOC of it splitting
may those who perished aboard the ship Rest In Peace
Wait no it broke in front of the 3rd smoke stack not the 4th sorry my bad
It didn't. Ship split forward of the 3rd funnel, nearer amidships, causing a portion of the ship to break into a third piece.
@@Apatetika Oh yeah your right I think I fudged the movie scene with the cgi recreations
I bought the LEGO Titanic when it was first released. I had a wonderful time with this build. For display, I bought a sofa table and a cloth runner that looks like ocean water. Very happy to show the Titanic to friends and family.
I finished putting mine together and couldn’t figure out how to separate it until your video. THANK YOU. The Lego manual doesn’t mention those vertical thingies needing to come out.
It looks incredible. I want this. It is very accurate with the exception of some of the interiors.
...and the bow!;)
And some vents on the boat deck and deck housings roofs and the skylight on the forecastle
Finally lego are concentrating on the adult audience releasing massive sets keep it up lego ! X
I’m hoping that I can get this set for Hanukkah at the end of november
Tell me if you do I never get anything over 100 bucks
Pos jew
@@famousbowl9926 what do you mean?
Jealous?
@@famousbowl9926 answer!
The fact that each of the 3 sections have their own instructions and parts box makes this the perfect set to get it and build it with my mates
I will certainly be making some subtle changes including; brown bases to all the cranes & cargo hatches, moving cutters 1&2 outboard & adding in collapsables A&B. brown handrails. rigging the marconi line. Cargo boom hinged to foremast. white star pennant. Grey roof to bridge.
Collapsibles A and B are in this set atop the officer’s quarters; you’re thinking of Collapsibles C and D.
Dude the 9000 pieces for $650 is literally the best value lego has EVER offered for a set frfr
It is an insane value unless you’re like me and you live in Australia where the retail price for this set is going to be $999.99
I wonder if there are any licenses required. If this was a Star Wars set, the price would be nuts I bet.
I kind of had to no hate against anyone, there were 16 lifeboats hanging out on the davits but there were 4 more on top of everything. Thought this would be helpfun to point out.
RIP my wallet
I think there’s actually 18 lifeboats on this model. It looks like they included the two collapsables that were on the roof of the officer’s quarters. Too bad they didn’t include the two emergency cutters, most models sadly leave them out.
with the ship being able to separate almost where the real ship broke, I'm looking forward to seeing some MOCs of this set where the ship is sinking, as a wreck on the sea floor or hitting the iceberg. I may do a waterline MOC of Titanic hitting the iceberg all housed in a transparent blue plastic enclosure simulating night and the ship illuminated. Fun times ahead
I cannot overstate how much I REALLY WANT THIS. But I can't afford this set and I know the price will skyrocket.
Absolutely fantastic for any hardcore Titanic fan. Unfortunately missed the pre-order. I thought it looked pretty good, very nice details on the surface, but damn, those cross-sections sold me. If you have the room...
Thanks for the review!
Wow.. what an impressive set. I would love to own this one day.
For 8 years I’ve wanted this set and finally it’s here
(Since I was six)
So here’s the thing.
I don’t buy many expensive Lego sets so when I got the colosseum (at that time the biggest and most expensive set at the time) for my birthday I was blown away so it makes me happy, sad and angry that this came out. I don’t know if I can get this beautiful set but I hope so.
This has to be my new favorite lego set. With the ucs falcon and ISD as second and 3rd followed by the 1989 batmobile. Honestly excited about the AT-AT also and been waiting for the ucs version for years. However I habe always loved the titanic and dreamed of it being a lego set. This ship and a Nimitz class air craft carrier, which lego will probably never make.
Great review. I believe the reciprocating steam motors not driving the center propellor is accurate; the center propellor was driven by a steam turbine I seem to recall.
Correct. The turbine used the exhaust steam from the main engines.
But it only worked in forward gear, as no reversing gearbox was fitted.
So, when the ship went to full astern, after the Iceberg was sighted, only the two outer propellers were actually providing power.
LEGO models of the past (1960's/70's) have always been rather blocky, rather like pixelated images so, the bigger the model, the less blocky it looks. However, today's 'specialist tiles', which allow smooth surfaces, curves and more complex structures to be achieved, have elevated LEGO from a toy aimed at children, to stimulate their minds and encourage imaginative development and building skills, into something far more permanent. Those first basic brick sets we had, as kids, were purely for 'make a break', and that is the heart of LEGO. Now though, we make a set, and tend to keep it made, unless forced to dismantle it for a specific reason, and no wonder. What a stunning model this is and, even though the Millienium Falcon is also astounding, the Titanic gives us the fact versus the fiction. I'm thinking of buying this next year, but keeping it in its box as I do not have the space for it at present, which is the same reason I haven't built my Star Wars Destroyer yet. I was recently thrilled to receive the Saturn V model, and it nows sits on my window sill (shelf), as its footprint is minimal, but you cannot tell it's a LEGO model, unless you look at it carefully. I'm definitely getting the Lunar Model set soon. Having grown up in the exciting rush of the space age, I would love to see a LEGO Vostok, or Soyuz rocket set, but I won't get greedy. Ok, time to start saving up for my Titanic model in the New Year. I can't wait to get my hands on this gorgeous LEGO set!
They need to make Titanic's sister ship Britannic as a set, its such a unique ship.
Lego: an osprey? No it's sometimes a military vehicle! And people die in war! We can't make this!
Also lego: titanic? The ship were hundreds of people died? Ya it's fine
What about the Colosseum?
Lego is whiny
bro you made me rewatch the whole titanic movie and i lov it
love*
I hope Lego does more historic ships from the past as sets🙏 Lego could just modify this RMS Titanic set and make her sisters RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic. A Lego RMS Olympic would be nearly identical except for some positioning of windows.
I've literally been waiting for Lego to make a Titanic set every since the movie came out in 97 so I'm more than excited for this set! Definitely pre ordering!! Really great review and loved your other videos on this incredible set!
IN my opinion, the world map is not the biggest set because it is just 11,695 little studs. The Titanic is the biggest set (in piece count) ever.
That’s what I am saving up for my birthday in a month
I've seen a few reviews and this is the best. Very comprehensive and great camera work showing the details. I'm so glad this beauty is still available and glad I made the decision to purchase it. Still waiting to build...gonna be my (and my daughter's) Christmas present. It's funny how the booklet shows the Statue of Liberty and notes it's the same scale. Very compelling to purchase also....... However, I didn't commit until I saw the mod for the face using available pieces.....very cool indeed as a pair. My daughter asked why I wanted the statue too and I explained that it was the original destination of the ship and that gives it more significance. Awesome TC, Thankyou for the ultimate design!
As a Titanic historian, I approve.
They even got the middle prop being nonfunctional right!
Amazing set! "What could be next? Possibly Star Wars?" Can't wait for that AT-AT!
A new death star has been rumoured with 10000+ pieces
@@lordbogus6709 that's an old rumor. It's been updated to be (more than likely) a 6,000+ piece at at
I think one of the funnels was actually fake, and was only ventilation from the kitchen. As both a huge LEGO fan and Titanic fan, this is one of the only times I’ll spend over $600 at once willingly. Gorgeous design! Thanks for the upload!
correction it was ventilation of all of the galleys in the ship, the engine room to get rid o fthe toxic gases, the fire places in the smoking room,etc
This is a must have for us collecters
7:22 That's because that's how the original Ship was designed!
The third (or middle-) propeller ran directly from a turbine, driven by the excess steam coming from the two reciprocating engines.
This is actually very accurate (except the central propeller had 4 blades).
cant wait to pre order it. ive been waiting years for something like this to come out. i would love to install some lights inside to have the bridge and portholes to light up.
Nobody’s talking about how cool the lifeboats look
**Casually gets $630 set EARLY and FREE**
If only I had his luck with Lego :(
@@BrisketWasTaken It is called hard work over many years and through that hard work utilizing opportunities like the LAN. There is no 'luck' here.
He‘s an influencer. That’s what they do.
I have been waiting for this set since 2nd grade, in a junior now
8:42 that same part was found in the Haunted Mansion that David also built back in the end of October 2020. I guess he forgot. 🐾
Love the details. I love how LEGO included the GOLD stripe around the hull. I think that touch was only done on OLYMPIC class Ocean Liners. Ordering mine as soon as I can afford it...Great review, thank you Sir.
4th funnel was to make the larger ship look better, in the end it was mainly used for ventilation
Many ships had more funnels than actually needed for the boiler furnaces. I think that the rear funnel on the Queen Mary is also a ventilation stack….Ventilation needed from the engine and boiler rooms…
I like how massive the build is but yet it's microfigure scale
This is an amazing set and I have been waiting for this for almost 40 years, but why didn't they get the bow right??? It's supposed to be curved not straight (when seen from above) and it's one of the most aesthetic features of the real Titanic. I really don't get it taking into consideration this is a 135 cm model!
It's impressive for sure, but those edges near the bow... well, I'm hoping someone will come up with a good moc for that.
is there a picture showing what you mean?
@@TheBrickLotalmost any will do, but try look up RMS Titanic (or Olympic) bow, and then 'pictures' of course. The triangular shape of this model's bow is completely off. It's supposed to be a gradually increasing curve.
I've just preordered this beast as my partner said she'd treat me to it for a joint Birthday-Christmas present.
My only recent, as in the last 40 years or so...experience of LEGO is with the Technic 42052 Heavy Lift Helicopter so I may be well out of my depth with this set but as I've muddled through 57 years of life so far I'd hope I can muddle through this also.
Christmas can't come soon enough for me, to all those who get this set I wish you luck and many hours happy building.
Titanic's 4th Funnel was for steam not smoke it also went to show how powerful the ship was because people back then equated the number of Stacks with the power of the ship. Also Titanic only sailed from England the company that owned The White Star Line was an American company. The 2 English Flags show were it sailed from the US flag showed who owned her.
Though the White Star Line was funded by JP Morgan, the company was a British Registered Company. Hence Liverpool being the Port of Registration. (Though Titanic never actually visited Liverpool…)
The fourth funnel was a ventilation stack….
I learned recently that the flag on the forward mast was for the intended destination.
Titanic was US-bound, hence the Stars & Stripes. Its sister Olympic was UK-bound when it received Titanic’s distress calls, and thus would have been flying the Union Jack on its own forward mast.
One detail I love is that they used the correct amount of stars (46) for the U.S. flag at the time.
I’m going to add onto this to explain it to people who are confused: Yes, the US had 48 states at the time of the disaster, but because of the Flag Act of 1818, (Which kept thirteen stripes for the original colonies and stars for each state) the flag only officially gets new stars on July 4, which has caused the flag to jump up by as many as five stars at a time.
I mainly collect lego starwars but I'd love to build and display this set, especially when David said it was mostly brick built.
Yes i concur i have both the star destroyer and millenium falcon and boy was the technic part a pain in my ass, i had to do a serious backtrack on the destroyer and nearly broke a technic piece in half doing so but beside that it worked out great, the falcon on the other hand wasnt as frustrating but took time with that one, now this titanic one, im definently getting that one
Brilliant review, thanks for the detailed look! Now I just have to remind myself how much I DON'T need this set...
I’ve gotten to the point in my life where I have the money so I buy all the sets I want every release day, but I also have to take down and store display sets to make room. This feels like a personal attack to that dilemma.
I like how the split between the middle section and the stern section is near enough where it split irl
Thank you for your videos. Love all of your attention to showing all of the details.
Wow this titanic set is quite the "titanic" build and has quite the "titanic" box and box art
As a huge titanic fan, this is my set! Been wanting a model of this ship for ages. Copy cats incoming!
Saw this in person today. I'm now planning on upgrading to it from my saturn V
The 3k pieces could have made an iceberg ;)
Yeah and a better cool looking display base
I found it interesting that they would choose to have the stern section of the build separate to show where the ship's engines are. That's actually where the Titanic broke in two as it sank. If you go and see pictures of Titanic's stern, you'll see Titanic's massive triple expansion steam engines. Aside from that, I'm toying with the idea of buying this set. It would be one massive undertaking for advanced LEGO builders and a challenge, too.
An insane detail I noticed, the US flag actually has 46 stars on it making it historically Accurate!
That’s not true.The titanic took sail April 10th 1912. The 47th state New Mexico, joined the US January 6th, 1912 and the 48th state Arizona joined the US February 14th, 1912.
@@masonpyle5929 technically you are correct however the flag depicting 48 stars was not put into use until July 4 1912. The Titanic set sail in April meaning it was still flying the 46 star flag
You noticed when it was pointed out in another review you mean...
@@Jambobist no, I actually am just a massive Titanic nerd! so as soon as the first leaked images were showcased I quickly zoomed in on the flag to see how many stars it had😁
I only have one thing to say:
It is amazing!
Great review and I'll definitely be getting this beautiful set asap. Got me thinking as to when a lego set will breach the £1000 mark and what model it will actually be, lego have definitely realised the huge market for adults with deep pockets! Hi from the UK!
I'm in the middle of building this thing and I'm loving it!
Please show us this set in four years again. It would be interesting to see how the tiles and bricks look like. Maybe there is a tendency that they could get brittle. Nevertheless an awesome set. If I had the money, I would build it for myself to keep it and enjoy it. Keep up the good work.
Such a massive set
I love anything Titanic related because of the movie that came out in 1997
Getting this one for Christmas. Looks Brilliant
It would take me MONTHS to build that giant set.
This is defiantly a set that’s worth it I have a 200 scale model kit of the Titanic and it’s like this just massive. Definitely pre ordering this 🙂
That quick! I wasn’t expecting a review for another month!
Mine arrived a couple of days ago, can not wait to build it, beautiful set…, I also have the coliseum that to is a beautiful set
One thing I like about this model (besides everything)it the break away point in between the 3rd and 4th funnels is right where the ship broke in real life
That's only for the 1997 movie, as recent research indicates it split in front of the 3rd funnel
I saw this at the lego store in the mall today. I am going back tomorrow to pick it up.
This looks unbreakable and cool. I bet building it makes you feel like the king of the world after finishing.
She is unbreakable. God himself could not break this ship.
This looks amazing. Only problem is that I am very limited in space. I have the Star Destroyer, but cannot build it unfortunately, due to space constraints.
The titanic model is massive but if you ever visit the HMS queen mary in sandiego they have a giant lego model of the ship in the promenade
The fact that it splits exactly where the movie did is stunning and very useful for stop motion movies
@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow i am aware of that lad the specific movie where the split location is , is the 1996 miniseries that predated the 1997 movie
@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow because im just nitpicky about it , and that something unintentional lead to something a bit awesome but it can be modified by someone to split exactly in the real area of the breakup would be interesting people who achieve that are true masterbuilders , so ill just cap it off at that