Titanic Building Blocks Set, 2288 Pieces Big Ship Block Model Set with Light Strip, Glacier, Ideal Gift for Adults and Kids

I recently embarked on an exciting building journey with the LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks, and it was nothing short of impressive. This 2288-piece set promises not only a challenging construction experience but also adds a touch of uniqueness with its included light strip and glacier details.Construction Experience (5/5):The sheer number of pieces might seem daunting at first, but the detailed instructions made the building process enjoyable. Each piece fits seamlessly, and the end result is a stunning replica of the iconic Titanic.Design and Details (5/5):What sets this set apart is the attention to detail. The inclusion of a light strip adds a captivating touch, especially when displayed in low-light settings. The glacier details further enhance the realism, making it a standout piece in any collection.Quality (4/5):The quality of the blocks is commendable, with sturdy connections ensuring the model's durability. However, a few pieces felt slightly fragile during assembly, requiring careful handling.Ideal Gift for All Ages (5/5):Whether you're a Lego enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of building blocks, the LeBrickCrt Titanic set is an ideal gift. The challenging build will captivate adults, while the endearing Titanic model will spark the imagination of kids.Overall (4.5/5):The LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks exceeded my expectations. It's a fantastic blend of challenge, creativity, and attention to detail. While the fragility of a few pieces was a minor concern, the overall satisfaction derived from the building process and the impressive final display make this set a worthwhile addition to any block-building collection.In conclusion, if you're looking for a captivating and challenging building experience with a touch of history, the LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks are a fantastic choice. Happy building!

I bought this for my 11-year old who has recently become really interested in the Titanic and it's story. SO much so, that she was hoping to use the Titanic as a school report of some kind. Probably for Expo in the spring. We have started putting it together as a team and so far so good! I'm really impressed with the details. However, the design is a bit lacking and, as we progress, are finding it difficult to keep some of the sections together and tight. I would probably not buy this again..

I purchased this for my son's birthday and I am so disappointed. It will not stay together. Several pieces are missing and they are important pieces. It's difficult to snap some of the pieces together and when you do it makes the parts that you are building fall apart. This cost way too much money to be this flimsy and ill made. It just isn't worth the hassle and I'm not sure it even can be built missing vital pieces.

Great quality!!

I have done a lot of lego and lego-alternative projects, and this one was easily the worst of the lot. There are 5 bags. To start with, there was a piece missing in bag 1. Tried to just ignore that piece and continued building. At bag 3, I discovered that the piece missing was actually vitally important, and without it, the whole back kept falling apart. I ended up creating a similar piece with leftover pieces from previous projects, then completely rebuilt the back. It did seem a lot sturdier at that point. Clearly it was an essential piece.However, there were lots of areas that were far from sturdy, even with the correct pieces. Some of the sections were hard to snap together, and if you used a bit of force, whatever you were pressing on would immediately fall apart.The front of the thing was a HUGE disaster. You build two sections, that have to snap onto some other pieces that were already built. Well, this is pretty much impossible. All that will happen is that you will push too hard and other pieces will break, and you will be spending lots of time fixing those things. I took the whole thing apart at some point and rebuilt just to see if maybe I had made a mistake, but I had not, it is just not designed properly. You will never be able to attach the front the way they tell you it should be attached.In addition, there is a piece at the back that is supposed to go over the center propellor. Forget about that, too, it cannot be attached. The minute you try, the pieces it is supposed to attach to come off. And that will happen EVERY.SINGLE.TIME!All and all, a disaster. I have not had these kind of problems before, and it has put me off building things.Finally, the iceberg is significantly smaller than it seems in the pictures.Update: Customer service was great; I was refunded very quickly.

Quality seems to be good enough. No issues, no missing pieces. Clear colorful instructions. Assembled by 9 year old in three evenings. Included lights are a huge plus, they make look of the inside pretty cool. See attached photos.Ship is huge, iceberg is tiny.