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    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)
    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)
    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)
    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)
    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)
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    Minicraft

    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)

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    €350,00
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    Description

    • The largest and finest Titanic model available
    • The most detailed and accurate.
    • 1/350 scale, over 400 parts!
    • Over 30 inches long.
    • Photo-etched brass parts for superb detail.
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    Customer Reviews

    The highest quality in detail! Highly recommend!This model kit is one of the most accurate and detailed models on the market! I loved the challenge and therapeutic nature it brought to my life while building it. The start-from-scratch kit allows room for creativity and truly immerses you into making of the ship! The details are very fine and if you are not patient, you can make a ton of mistakes. The trick is never to give up and just keep going. If you make a mistake use it as a sense that the ship is yours for the keeping and makes each individual ship unique to you! I highly recommend and was 100% satisfied! 5Best Model for the PriceIt s the best model I ve put together; although, I don t recommend if you are not experienced because the details are fine. There were times I questioned my sanity while building this model (it took me 3 months) but after all the work it is worth it. 5New sealed kit was missing the photoetch medal sheet. ...New sealed kit was missing the photoetch medal sheet. Messaged the maker twice. Received the p/e two weeks later. 4Good productGreat product, fast shipping! 5Great modelNice parts, some need a bit of work to fit perfectly, but with so many parts that's to be expected. Detailing is great. The benches are a bit clunky and thick, and the railings as well, but the etched brass parts available on Amazon make excellent replacements. 4The best kit on the market! Beware beginners!If you are a skilled, experienced modeler, this kit is the kit to build. Wonderful detail and with the etched brass and wood deck add ins available through Amazon, it can result from in a museum quality piece. 5The only thing this model has going for it is its size....When this model of the Titanic was first released back in 1972 by the now-defunct Entex brand, it was a state of the art kit. Now, forty-six years later, it is long past its "use by" date. The only thing it has going for it nowofdays is it's size -- 30" in length. The problems are myriad, however, and you can rest assured that I know whereof I speak -- I've built four of these kits; two were destroyed, one in a move, one in a hurricane; one was a gift to a now ex-girlfriend; the fourth sits on a shelf in my study. So I know this kit EXTRAORDINARILY well.To begin with, the molds are nearly worn out. The parts have molding lines and ejector-pin marks all over the shop, and there are a lot of parts where the molds didn't quite line up properly, leaving the parts with curious offsets that are difficult if not impossible to correct without distorting the part in the process -- the molding on the ventilator fans on the upper decks is particularly bad in this last regard, and have been since the late '90's. There is also a considerable amount of flash, some of which obscures or ruins details, all of which must be cleaned up, a very tedious process indeed. The molds did undergo some revision in the late '90's and again in 2010 to reflect new discoveries and research about the Titanic that had come to light since 1972, particularly after the discovery of the wreck in 1985. But those revisions were minor, and none of the molds were new-tooled, so the aging problems continued and simply got worse.Assembly is relatively straightforward, if time-consuming -- there are just over a half dozen "big pieces" -- the hull (which is a beautiful one-piece casting that was nearly a work of art back in 1972 but is now starting to show its age), and then six large deck pieces. The rest of the 450-odd (yes, you read that right, 450+) parts are mostly of the "fiddly bits" variety, which require a lot of patience, as you'll spend a lot of time waiting for the model cement on the various sub-assemblies to set properly before being able to go on to the next step. (For this, I recommend a thin liquid cement, such as Testors's liquid cement in the glass bottle.) The instructions could be better organized, especially where painting is involved, as there are little notes scattered here and there in the assembly steps reminding you where to paint what color on what part. I strongly recommend not trying to take any shortcuts in the assembly, but follow the instructions step-by-step exactly as they are laid out. (Remember, I've built this beast four times, and frankly, if there were mistakes to be made on it, I made almost all of them in the first build. I didn't repeat any of them on the second build, but made a few new ones nonetheless. By the third one I learned my lesson and simply followed the instructions. See? There it is -- proof that men CAN and DO read instruction manuals -- but only after all other alternatives fail.)But here's the bottom line on this kit: no matter how good a job you do on it, the finished product build straight out of the box is still going to look like something a ham-handed seventh-grader cranked out on a weekend, simply because the kit itself is so damned old. Everything is overdone and heavy -- the individual rails making up the deck railings, for example, if scaled up to full size would be roughly 12" in diameter. Support members that on the real Titanic were perhaps 3" wide would measure 15" to 20" if the model parts were scaled to full size. This is a kit that had what was an amazing amount of detail in 1972, but in 2018, molding technology, especially CNC tooling, has come so far that all that wonderful 1972 detail now looks chunky and clumsy. And there is so much detail that is left off this kit, because it wasn't possible to create it back in '72. And it's this missing detail that kills this model. To bring this kit anywhere near modern standards of detail, you would need to spend another $60 -- $70 for photo-etched brass parts, which means that for all practical purposes, you would double the purchase price of the kit -- and you would still be buying a sadly outdated kit to begin with. Sadly, this is the only 1/350 scale offering of the Titanic ever made, so there is no truly equivalent alternative, but the slightly smaller 1/400 scale Academy model of the Titanic is far superior in terms of engineering and detail. It's only slightly less expensive than the Minicraft 1/350 model, but dollar-for-dollar is a far better value.Conclusion: buy the Academy model and let Minicraft finally put this one out to pasture.... 2TERRIBLETERRIBLE! NOT LIKE THE PICTURE AT ALL 1Garbage. Threw out.Don't buy. Parts didn't match. Hull was all bowed in. Plastic is cheap. Should of went with academy. 1This Is The Ship Everyone KnowsLooks like a very nice kit that with patience will build into an excellent model. Every modeler of steel ships needs a Titanic 5
    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)

    Minicraft RMS Titanic Model Kit (400 Piece)

    3.6
    You can't add more than 500 quantity.
    €212,00
    €212,00
    €350,00
    Sold out
    Save 39% (€138,00)