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- Brand
- COBI
- Partcount
- 2,840
- Age
- 10+
- Dimensions
- 92 × 10 × 28 cm
Building instructionsPDF from the manufacturer
Technical data7 entries
Product
- Name
- RMS Titanic 1:300
Dimensions
- Product width
- 10 cm
- Product height
- 28 cm
- Product length
- 92 cm
Identification
- MFR
- 1916
- EAN
- 5902251019167
- SKU
- 1916
DescriptionManufacturer text
During it’s first, maiden voyage, on the night of April 14-15, 1912, on the Southampton-Cherbourg-Queenstown-New York route, the British transatlantic RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg and sank. This accident is one of the most well-known maritime disasters and the subject of many conspiracy theories. As many as 892 crewmembers served the ship. It was 268.99 meters long and 29.41 meters wide. It was deemed a technical miracle of the beginning of the 20th century.
The ship model consists of 2,840 blocks and is the largest construction block set in the history of COBI. Once completed, it is 92 cm long (36.25”), 10 cm wide (4”) and 28 cm high (11”). It is faithfully reproduced in 1: 300 scale using the smallest details and carefully follows the shape and design of its legendary original. It weighs a total of about 4.5 kg (10 pounds). This set will be the ultimate challenge for all block builders. It does not require gluing or painting, and all graphics and inscriptions are applied to the blocks in the form of very durable prints that do not wear off or fade under the influence of the sun, water or even very intense fun. No stickers were used in the model. The set is intended for people over 10 years of age. It will certainly give a lot of satisfaction to both the youngest fans of blocks and adult enthusiasts of history and maritime art. The set also includes a special black base with a plate with the name of the ship.
2,840 high quality blocks,manufactured in the EU by a company with an over 20-year tradition of producing quality construction blocks,meets or exceeds all safety standards for children's products,fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks,all decorations are pad-printed on the blocks,clear and intuitive instruction based on drawings and icons,a block with the name of the ship printed,scale 1: 300,special strings for mounting the ship's rigging.
Model dimensions ( L x W x H ): 92 cm x 10 cm x 28 cm.
Box dimensions ( L x W x H ): 75 cm x 10 cm x 32 cm.
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What is COBI® RMS Titanic 1:300? Contents, parts & details
COBI® RMS Titanic 1:300 is a set by COBI from the "Ships" theme (Set No. 1916, EAN: 5902251019167). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 2840 parts, Recommended age 10+. Manufacturer description: "During it’s first, maiden voyage, on the night of April 14-15, 1912, on the Southampton-Cherbourg-Queenstown-New York route, the British transatlantic RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg and sank. This accident is one of the most well-known…" On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: Ships, Vehicles, Titanic, Steamship.
When was COBI® RMS Titanic 1:300 released?
The official building instructions are available as a PDF directly from the manufacturer, linked in the set details section.