Check out our new Titanic ship build! This custom Brick Loot Titanic brick set will please any history buff! This is a high quality, solid build with 217 pieces. It is durable enough to withstand any iceberg!
The Titanic was one of the largest and most luxurious ships of its time. It had an expansive and ornate first class dining room, 4 elevators, and a swimming pool. The first class accommodations were desired by the rich and the second and third class accommodations were reported to be more comfortable than on other ships.
This British passenger liner was thought to be unsinkable with its innovative safety features. Sadly, in April 1912, as the Titanic made its way from Southampton, England to New York City,it struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean and sank. Over 1,500 passengers and crew lost their lives in this tragedy. The story of this famous cruise liner and what is known about the people aboard the ship has inspired books, musicals, and an award-winning movie in 1997.
Now you can build your own Titanic model and sail away… recreate the well known story or create your own adventure! With authentic details, the Brick Loot Titanic brick model is beautiful for display and strong enough for play.
Specifications:
217 Pieces
Dimensions: 8 inches from bow to stern and 3 inches tall Material: ABS Plastic Recommended Ages: 6 and up
Brick Loot building bricks are 100% compatible with LEGO®
bricks and all major brands that sell toy bricks, building blocks, and base plates.
The moment I saw this, I knew I NEEDED it for my collection. My box arrived and to my dismay, I had some missing pieces. I reached out to the company and they sent me out replacements. They made it so easy! I will certainly purchase again.
Instructions were fine, my only feedback is that I wish there had been a few more photos, since even on a larger screen it was hard to see some of the specific parts that were clear or just small.
I loved Rivendell. And, I mostly like the Home Alone kit. However, the lights for the plumbing van hook to a lithium battery (not included). Once hooked up, I have to press a little button. The lights flash inconsistently. The Battery compartment looks like it is supposed to have an on/off toggle. It does not and seems like a cheap (or broken) aspect to this kit. I wrote to the company, but got no response. I would have preferred the plumbing van to just hook directly to the house lights (like the tree house).