Artesania Titanic Easy Wooden Model Kit

Wooden model of the Titanic ship: the most famous ship in the world, now in your hands

There are ships, and then there's the Titanic. More than a century after its sinking, its name still evokes something difficult to explain: a mixture of fascination, melancholy, and respect. It's not just a ship lost at the bottom of the North Atlantic—it's the most powerful symbol of the 20th century, and also one of the most beautiful silhouettes ever to sail the seas.

Reproducing it in wood , with your own hands, is an experience that goes far beyond model making.

The Titanic: a story that never gets old

Built at the Harland & Wolff shipyards in Belfast for the White Star Line, the RMS Titanic was launched on May 31, 1911. Measuring 269 meters in length and with a gross tonnage of over 46,000, it was the largest and most luxurious ship in the world. Its four iconic funnels, its first-class lounges comparable to the finest European hotels, its opulent interiors—everything conveyed a sense of invincibility that the era did not question.

On April 10, 1912, it sailed from Southampton on its maiden voyage to New York with 2,224 people on board. Four days later, in the early morning of April 15, it grazed an iceberg about 600 kilometers south of Newfoundland. The impact compromised five hull compartments—one more than the design could withstand. In less than three hours, the ship broke in two and sank to a depth of 3,800 meters. 1,517 people died .

The tragedy forever changed international maritime safety legislation. And the Titanic, far from fading into oblivion, became a myth that remains alive more than a century later.

With just 70 pieces and a difficulty level designed for beginners in ship modeling , this Easy Kit allows you to build a faithful replica of the Titanic without prior experience or specialized tools. The precisely cut wooden pieces fit together naturally, and the illustrated step-by-step manual guides the modeler through each stage of assembly.

Features

• At a scale of 1:1000
  
• The finished model measures 274 mm long x 30 mm wide x 77 mm high — perfect dimensions for displaying in a showcase and appreciating every detail of this unmistakable silhouette up close.
  
• Number of pieces: 70
  
• Assembly instructions: Step-by-step video instructions, Step-by-step PDF instructions