The biggest LEGO set ever produced will be the … Titanic

Who does not know these little building blocks that are the LEGO? Most of us must have played it when we were little. Moreover, nowadays, more and more adults are falling back into childhood and are forming real collections with these sets which are growing in popularity every day.

Precisely, the Danish firm has scented the vein. Reason why for ten years, she began to leave sets more and more elaborate, representing monuments, or even, taken from the world of cinema, such as the famous Millennium Falcon from Star Wars or the Aston Martin DB5 from James Bond. And it works.

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Fans of James Cameron’s Titanic will surely be delighted with what LEGO is coming out soon. Indeed, the Danish firm plans to launch a set in tribute to the iconic boat in the water.

9090 pieces for 135 cm long

For comparison, the Millennium Falcon LEGO set consists of 7,541 bricks. But that’s nothing compared to what awaits us with the next LEGO Titanic.

We learn that this set will be composed of 9,090 parts which, when assembled, will constitute a replica of the Titanic at thescale 1: 200. Something to delight collectors, since the firm has thought of a lot of details.

Thus, the mechanical parts of the boat, such as the engine with their pistons in action, or the anchor that can be raised, will be there. The whole assembled making in the end 135 cm de long, this set will be accompanied by a plaque bearing the name of the boat.

A set that will still be expensive

It is the case to say it since this replica of the Titanic signed LEGO will cost 630 $ when it is released, scheduled for November 8. Which will not be within the reach of everyone. But by then, you will have the opportunity to save if you want to afford it.

That said, for collectors, it will be a trifle since in a few years, if there is no reissue, we can expect a genre set to be worth a lot more. Especially since it will be the biggest LEGO set ever produced.

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