The ill-fated ship that has long captivated the public’s consciousness is ready to dock in your home. You’ll need to find a big room for it, though. Measuring over 53-inches long, this replica LEGO ...

The Lego Titanic model is effectively a scale replica of the original ship, but for those of you who enjoy a master-building challenge, this is definitely it. Not only does the kit come with 9,090 ...

(NEXSTAR) — Lego is offering its largest set to date, and it pays homage to the Titanic, one of the world’s most infamous ships. The Lego Titanic, consisting of 9,090 pieces, stretches 53 inches in ...

The model features the Titanic’s dining room, the famous first-class staircase and even the ship’s engine room, complete with moving pistons on the motors. The propellers really turn and the anchor ...

"Does it come with an iceberg?" When I've told friends and colleagues I've been building the LEGO Titanic, this is the response and joke I've gotten in return, every single time. I can't think of a ...

Lego has revealed the largest Lego set ever created - the legendary RMS Titanic. The set is an “authentic replica” of the Royal Mail Steamer Titanic, on her maiden voyage, sank on April 15, 1912.

WASHINGTON — LEGO has unveiled its largest-ever set, which pays tribute to one of the most famous ships of all time, the RMS Titanic. The LEGO Titanic, which consists of 9,090 pieces, stretches more ...

The Titanic model now holds the record as the largest Lego set ever created, as it measures in at 54 inches long (just over 4.5 feet). As you’d expect, you need many, many pieces in order to claim ...

The new LEGO Titanic includes 9090 pieces and is split into three sections: the interior, which includes the first-class grand staircase (that scene at the end of the movie Titanic, makes me cry). Not ...

“Go big or go home” they say. But with LEGO‘s newest set you can go big at home—real big. The biggest ever, in fact. The company has announced its largest buildable collectible ever. And it’s only ...

Lego has revealed the largest Lego set ever created - the legendary RMS Titanic. The set is an “authentic replica” of the Royal Mail Steamer Titanic, on her maiden voyage, sank on April 15, 1912.