LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks Set, 2288 Pieces Big Ship Block Model Set with Light Strip, Glacier, Ideal Gift for Adults

I recently embarked on an exciting building journey with the LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks, and it was nothing short of impressive. This 2288-piece set promises not only a challenging construction experience but also adds a touch of uniqueness with its included light strip and glacier details. Construction Experience (5/5): The sheer number of pieces might seem daunting at first, but the detailed instructions made the building process enjoyable. Each piece fits seamlessly, and the end result is a stunning replica of the iconic Titanic. Design and Details (5/5): What sets this set apart is the attention to detail. The inclusion of a light strip adds a captivating touch, especially when displayed in low-light settings. The glacier details further enhance the realism, making it a standout piece in any collection. Quality (4/5): The quality of the blocks is commendable, with sturdy connections ensuring the model's durability. However, a few pieces felt slightly fragile during assembly, requiring careful handling. Ideal Gift for All Ages (5/5): Whether you're a Lego enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of building blocks, the LeBrickCrt Titanic set is an ideal gift. The challenging build will captivate adults, while the endearing Titanic model will spark the imagination of kids. Overall (4.5/5): The LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks exceeded my expectations. It's a fantastic blend of challenge, creativity, and attention to detail. While the fragility of a few pieces was a minor concern, the overall satisfaction derived from the building process and the impressive final display make this set a worthwhile addition to any block-building collection. In conclusion, if you're looking for a captivating and challenging building experience with a touch of history, the LeBrickCrt Titanic Building Blocks are a fantastic choice. Happy building!

I have done a lot of lego and lego-alternative projects, and this one was easily the worst of the lot. There are 5 bags. To start with, there was a piece missing in bag 1. Tried to just ignore that piece and continued building. At bag 3, I discovered that the piece missing was actually vitally important, and without it, the whole back kept falling apart. I ended up creating a similar piece with leftover pieces from previous projects, then completely rebuilt the back. It did seem a lot sturdier at that point. Clearly it was an essential piece. However, there were lots of areas that were far from sturdy, even with the correct pieces. Some of the sections were hard to snap together, and if you used a bit of force, whatever you were pressing on would immediately fall apart. The front of the thing was a HUGE disaster. You build two sections, that have to snap onto some other pieces that were already built. Well, this is pretty much impossible. All that will happen is that you will push too hard and other pieces will break, and you will be spending lots of time fixing those things. I took the whole thing apart at some point and rebuilt just to see if maybe I had made a mistake, but I had not, it is just not designed properly. You will never be able to attach the front the way they tell you it should be attached. In addition, there is a piece at the back that is supposed to go over the center propellor. Forget about that, too, it cannot be attached. The minute you try, the pieces it is supposed to attach to come off. And that will happen EVERY.SINGLE.TIME! All and all, a disaster. I have not had these kind of problems before, and it has put me off building things. Finally, the iceberg is significantly smaller than it seems in the pictures. Update: Customer service was great; I was refunded very quickly.

You definitely get what you pay for. An off brand Lego that I am already running into problems with only after the first bag of pieces. Each bag comes with like 5 or 6 mini bags (5 step bags plus base pieces bag). Which is extremely confusing to find pieces. Secondly as you are building bigger pieces such as the staircase you are essentially putting it in and praying it stays. There is barely any bricks to support it. Thankfully I’ve saved other log pieces so I could use one to keep it from collapsing as I built onto it. Oh btw it’s missing TONS OF PIECES. I was supposed to have two rubber pieces for the railing and was missing one. So I had to use a gold whip from an old Lego set that I had an extra of. I also had to do the same with the pillars, the support under the stairs, and other stuff. I am also stuck on the second to last step before opening bag 2 because I have run out of pieces. Might need to look into Lego ones to buy to replace

I bought this for my 11-year old who has recently become really interested in the Titanic and it's story. SO much so, that she was hoping to use the Titanic as a school report of some kind. Probably for Expo in the spring. We have started putting it together as a team and so far so good! I'm really impressed with the details. However, the design is a bit lacking and, as we progress, are finding it difficult to keep some of the sections together and tight. I would probably not buy this again..

Very nice set , it does have over 2000 pieces. Would not suggest for a young person.

Holy cow. Should have listened to other reviews. This thing is INCREDIBLY frustrating to build. The pieces don't snap together the way real LEGO bricks do. They baaaarely connect -- which means the second you apply any pressure to add the next piece, all the work you just did falls apart. Ugh!!! We bought this for my 10 year old and I'm stunned he was able to build it at all. He had to ask for help many, many times (which he normally doesn't need to do with real LEGO sets). So many tears and screams of frustration (mine included!). My husband had to super glue a few structural pieces together just so it didn't disintegrate as more pieces were added. I don't think it could have been built without that. I'm giving 2 stars only because it does look cool when completed and is much more affordable than LEGO. My son is happy to have it on the shelf. But man, you get what you pay for. Save yourself the headache.

This is a super cool set. You can choose to build it pre- or post-ice burg, which is kind of hilarious and super cool. It has real working lights, which is even cooler. Despite the suggested age range, I bought this for my nephew who is six. He is very accomplished with complicated Lego sets and is currently OBSESSED with the Titanic. He was very excited about this and dove in right away. All of us adults were helping him to put this together, so, for clarity, the following observations are based on the adult experience with the set and not the six-year-old's. I think it's important to make sure you have your expectations at the correct level before you start this build. 1. The instructions aren't great. - If you do a lot of Lego sets, you know they breakdown the steps into fairly small chunks with clear images as to how the bricks are put together. This makes it easier for inexperienced builders, like myself, to complete their sets with limited frustration. This set has a much higher level set of instructions and less illustrations, which means there was a lot of adults sitting around saying "But are you SURE this is the right way?" kind of things. 2. There are a LOT of pieces in very few bags. - Again, with Lego, because they have the steps broken down into pretty small sections, they bag up the pieces in much smaller groups. This makes it so much easier to find what you need and keep building. - With this set, since they are not breaking down sections in as specific detail, they are also not grouping the bricks into those small sections, either. We spent a LOT of time sorting pieces, which took a lot of mental energy and time, so we ended up having to chunk up the build into "sort the pieces" phases and "build" phases. 3. A relatively silly comment: It is based off of the film Titanic, so in one of the rooms, there is an easel with the naked drawing of Rose, bare n*pple and everything. I wasn't expecting that (it's on the box but I didn't pay attention to that when I was ordering, which is my bad), so I ended up having to go through all the bags to find it before my nephew did. We try not to be prudes but there are somethings we aren't ready to discuss with the kid, so it was more for our benefit than his. 4. Ultimately, it's a very cool set that will take a lot of time, which, if that is what you are looking for out of a set like this, then you're going to be super happy. We built the pre-ice burg first and will be breaking things down to do the "Sinking" version next. Will hopefully be easier now, since we already have the pieces sorted and a better understanding of the instructions from this company. The nephew still loves it and is still excited to work on it (esp. since the adults did the hard parts for him ie the sorting, lol), which is a major win when dealing with a six year old. 4/5 - would recommend

It is absolutely beautiful put together, that’s the only reason I am giving it 3 stars. Was not fun at all to put together. I should not have to spend an hour on the staircase because the slightest bump made other pieces disconnect! The front wouldn’t even go together! I was almost happy that my cat bumped into it and it broke all the way apart making me just quit, saving me the trouble of throwing it myself, that’s how much I hated putting this together! Pieces do not stay connected so better have glue handy like I will next time I attempt it. I buy these sets to relax and do something mindless. I knew it was an off brand, and you get what you get when you take that chance, but I’ve never had this level of trouble with other off brands I’ve bought, those pieces at least stay connected. The overall end result (as I just needed to get the front two pieces on before my cat bumped it off) was beautiful, but the journey there made it almost not worth it. I will not buy from this company or brand again.

The instructors don’t specifically highlight each step, but there are pictures so you can figure it out, but we thought that was half the fun because it was a bit of a challenge in the end. It came together really nicely and painting of the lady looks much better in person this was a really good buy and very comparable to the real deal!

Algunas piezas no se quedan bien, pero excelente

It's a Christmas gift and I cannot wait for her to open it !!!! The package looks to be in great shape now let the count down begin to finally open and build this beauty!!

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This is exactly why you only buy Lego!! Directions are horrendous and build quality is garbage. So many pieces hanging on by a thread make this build absolutely disastrous!! Was hopeful that it wouldn’t be to bad but my personal opinion is steer clear from this because just like the real titanic this one will leave you with that sinking feeling!!!