🛳️ SPECIFICATIONS

👶 Recommended Age: 3-6 years, 6-12 years, 14+

🔋 Electric: No battery required

📜 Certification: CE

🔲 Barcode: Yes

💠 Block Shape: Self-locking blocks

🧱 Material: Plastic (high quality ABS ) - Compatibility: Compatible with Lego

⚠️ Warning: Not for consumption

🌍 Gender: Unisex

🧩 Type: Other

🔄 Choice available: Yes

🛳️ Exceptional Features

🔹 Product Name: Titanic Giant Ship Boat Building Blocks
🎁 Perfect Gift For: Boys, friends, kids aged 6 and up, block lovers and avid collectors
🔧 Suitable For: Kids aged 6 and up and block building enthusiasts

🛠️ High Quality Specifications:

📦 Premium Material: Made of eco-friendly and durable ABS plastic, perfect for long-lasting assemblies
🔲 Pieces: Over 400 pieces, each meticulously designed to provide an immersive and precise assembly experience
🔄 Assembly Method: Clear and intuitive instructions, making it easy to create the iconic Titanic as shown in the picture
📋 Package Contents: Includes 1 complete set of building blocks and a detailed instruction manual to ensure hassle-free assembly

⚠️ Important Notices and Recommendations:

❗ Retail Packaging: This product does not come with retail packaging unless otherwise stated. (If you would like custom packaging, please contact the seller for additional costs)
📏 Measurement Accuracy: There may be a slight variation of up to 2 cm / 1 inch in dimensions due to the manual measurement process
🔴 Small Parts: Not recommended for children under 3 years old due to the risk of swallowing small parts

🌟 Elevate Your Collection
With Titanic Giant Ship Boat Building Blocks, you’re not just building a model, you’re creating a masterpiece that will be the centerpiece of any collection. Get ready to experience building one of the most legendary ships in history with unbeatable quality building blocks. Each piece is an opportunity to explore your creativity and attention to detail.

The Titanic , one of the largest and most luxurious passenger ships of its time, symbolized human supremacy over the sea and the immortality of great works of engineering. On the night of April 14, 1912, while cutting through the waters of the Atlantic at an impressive speed, the indestructible giant collided with an iceberg, revealing the fragility of human arrogance. The tragedy that followed, with the loss of more than 1,500 lives, is a story of courage, desperation and, above all, a cruel fate that defied even the grandest aspirations. The Titanic wasn't just a ship; it was a symbol of the broken promise of invincibility, a lesson that echoes to this day in the waves of the sea. 🌟