Cobi 1686 R.M.S. Titanic 1:300
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Cobi 1686 R.M.S. Titanic 1:300
Build a 1:300 scale model of the Titanic - the most famous ocean liner in history. By building the model R. M. S. Titanic you can discover the story of one of the most legendary ships in history. It is not only great fun, but also an opportunity to learn about one of the greatest maritime disasters of the 20th century. The set has great exhibition value - it is large, beautiful and has a distinctive base. It is ideal for both adult history enthusiasts and children who are not afraid of building lessons. The model captures attention, inspires conversations and inspires admiration with its details and scale.
Key features of Cobi 1686 R. M. S. Titanic 1:300
- Exact details of the real Titanic
- The model has functional parts that give it realism and allow interactive play
- Intuitive instructions with illustrations and icons guide you step by step through the entire building process
- No need to paint or glue, all designs and lettering are printed directly on the cubes - they are colourfast, abrasion resistant and waterproof
- The set includes a stylish stand with the name and scale of the ship
- Ideal opportunity to develop knowledge and passions
- Suitable for children aged 11 and over
- Fully compatible with other brands of kits
- 3 260 high quality pieces
- Meets safety standards for children's products
The Unsinkable Icon
The kit allows you to build the Titanic in 1:300 scale with incredible precision and impressive dimensions - over 90 cm in length and 27 cm in height. Thanks to realistic reproduction and a staggering 3,260 parts, the model becomes not only a striking decoration but also a fascinating building project. The real Titanic was built over two years - from 30 March 1909 to 31 May 1911 - by nearly 4,000 workers at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast. The goal was to create the largest mobile vessel in the world. Besides the Titanic, two other ocean liners were built: Britannic and Olympic. The Titanic was considered a symbol of technological progress and reliability, which contributed to the widespread belief that it was "unsinkable".
The maiden voyage of the Titanic
On April 10, 1912, Titanic set sail on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York. It was commanded by the experienced Captain Edward Smith - it was to be his last cruise before retirement, a sort of "peak" of his career. The ship was just a day out of New York harbor when 14. April 1912 at 11:40 p.m., she crashed into an iceberg. The impact created a hole approximately 90 metres long in the hull - the beginning of one of the most famous maritime disasters in history.
The Titanic disaster - a tragic coincidence
The large number of casualties was the result of a tragic combination of circumstances - the collision with the glacier, lackness of sufficient lifeboats and insufficient preparation of the crew for the evacuation. The Titanic disaster will go down in history as a symbol of human arrogance, but also as a warning to future generations.
Dimensions of the model:
91 × 11 × 24 cm ( l × w × h )
Height with base:
27 cm
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