News Lego’s new RMS Titanic set has more than 9,000 pieces, can be pre-ordered for $629 Published: Oct. 07, 2021, 12:23 p.m.

It’s been 110 years since the RMS Titanic was launched in Belfast, but the ill-fated cruise liner is still setting new records—by proxy, at least. An authentic 1:200 replica of the famous ship ...

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Historians and nautical enthusiasts might want to get saving. LEGO has revealed its largest ever set, of arguably the world's most famous boat, the RMS Titanic.

An authentic 1:200 replica of the Titanic is now one of the longest and largest Lego models ever created. Made out of 9,090 pieces, the build features an impressive level of detail and functional ...

Historians and nautical enthusiasts might want to get saving. LEGO has revealed its largest ever set, of arguably the world’s most famous boat, the RMS Titanic.

Memorialized in countless works of art, museums, and books, the RMS Titanic is now represented as a colossal Lego set made up of 9,090 pieces.

Historians and nautical enthusiasts might want to get saving. Lego has revealed its largest-ever set, of arguably the world's most famous boat, the RMS Titanic.At more than 53 inches long, the ...

You can now build the most famous ship of all time, the RMS Titanic, in LEGO - though at £549 it doesn't come cheap.

It doesn’t come with figurines of Leonardo DiCaprio or Kate Winslet, but Lego is releasing a replica version of the RMS Titanic later this year.

For my kids (and this Kate Winslet superfan), it was the full-scale recreations that really wowed. Walking through the ornate halls, peering into luxurious first-class cabins (and sparse crew quarters ...

Lego has revealed the largest Lego set ever created - the legendary RMS Titanic. The set is an “authentic replica” of the Royal Mail Steamer Titanic, on her maiden voyage, sank on April 15, 1912.