Description
The RMS Titanic was more than just a ship; it was the pride of the White Star Line and a symbol of the technical optimism of the early 20th century. At 269 meters long, when it was commissioned in 1912, it was the largest movable object created by human hands. Their tragic demise after colliding with an iceberg, in which over 1,500 people died, is deeply anchored in the collective memory. The wreck, which was only discovered in 1985 at a depth of 3,800 meters, continues to fascinate researchers and historians to this day. With this model you preserve the memory of the engineering masterpiece and the human destinies that are associated with this name.
- High-end materials: A self-adhesive real wood deck ensures an incomparably realistic look that is difficult to imitate with paint.
- Filigree details: Photo-etched parts replace coarse plastic elements and represent railings, ladders and structures in true-to-scale detail.
- Stability and appearance: Included metal tubes enhance masts and structures and ensure an elegant finish.








































