Artesania Latina 17003 1/1000 Titanic Easy Wooden Kit with Glue, Brush, Paints, Stand

This new 1:1000 scale wooden model of the legendary ocean liner RMS Titanic belongs to the Easy Kits collection. If you are a novice modeler and want to get started in naval modeling with a ship of universal history, this is your choice. With only 70 parts and a step-by-step guided assembly, you don't need previous experience or special tools, build it in just one weekend!
Wooden Titanic ship model: the most famous ship in the world, now in your hands
There are ships, and then there is the Titanic. More than a century after its sinking, its name still provokes something difficult to explain: a mixture of fascination, melancholy and respect. It's not just a ship lost at the bottom of the North Atlantic - it's the most powerful symbol of the 20th century, and also one of the most beautiful silhouettes ever to sail the seas.
Reproducing it in wood, with your own hands, is an experience that goes far beyond modeling.
The Titanic: a history that does not expire
Built at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast on behalf of the White Star Line, the RMS Titanic was launched on May 31, 1911. At 269 meters long and over 46,000 gross tons, she was the largest and most luxurious ship in the world. Her four iconic fireplaces, her first-class salons comparable to the finest European hotels, her opulent interiors - all conveyed a sense of invincibility that the era did not question.
On April 10, 1912, she sailed from Southampton on her maiden voyage to New York with 2,224 people aboard. Four days later, in the early morning hours of April 15, she grazed an iceberg some 600 miles south of Newfoundland. The impact compromised five hull compartments - one more than the design could absorb. In less than three hours, the ship broke in two and sank to a depth of 3,800 meters. A total of 1,517 people died.
The tragedy forever transformed international maritime safety legislation. And the Titanic, far from being forgotten, became a myth that lives on more than a century later.
Titanic ship to build: the scale model
With only 70 parts and a level of difficulty designed for beginners in ship modeling, this Easy Kit allows you to build a faithful replica of the Titanic without previous experience or specialized tools. The precision-cut wooden parts fit together naturally, and the step-by-step illustrated manual accompanies the modeler through each step of the assembly.

Characteristics of the ship
On a scale of 1:1000, the finished model is 274 mm long by 77 mm high - perfect dimensions for displaying in a showcase to appreciate every detail of this unmistakable silhouette up close.