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After buying this set on the New Years with my Christmas money and spent months in Victoria before heading back to my hometown of Winnipeg, I’ve left it here due to the unknown fate of my living conditions. But I finally managed to go back to my hometown for the summer and decided to build this set right away as it’s already been passed 110 years since the sinking on April and originally I wanted to build it with friends but decided to do the building myself.

It took me a week and a half due to my work schedule and spend 5 days at the cabin of delays and after work I would get back to this ship project until my completion on Wednesdays.

I was so amazed on the details on how it tries capturing the real ship back in 1912 and I did love how you can get access to the interior of the ship with two pins each on different sections and I do wonder if I can get so many micro figures to replicate the passengers onboard but would feel cramped for the interior and the outdoor hallways as well with the crows nest so leave it to just the open deck sections for the time being.

The downsides to the build was trying to build the upper windows with the 1x1 plates as it’s so hard to keep count on how many times to build them to the amount and as well with how many of these for each side you need to complete this build. And one messed up story is When getting to the third page on working on the propellers and the rudder, I was missing a couple of pages as It left out the continuing part of the build as the images is only focusing the last pages of the build before and I tried to get in contact with LEGO to get a new instruction booklet for the 3rd part of the ship but denied my offer and got upset over it if I ever wanted to rebuild it again I would need those missing pages. But I decided to go a little bit digital for the instructions and finally finished the set once and for all.

But a last, it’s now my new favourite expensive LEGO Set I’ve own with the LEGO Millennium Falcon now coming in number 2 and will display it at one point when I get back to Victoria and will use the set in future projects, but that’s all I will say about this new LEGO monster I owned and stay tuned for upcoming Artworks in the future

Description
After buying this set on the New Years with my Christmas money and spent months in Victoria before heading back to my hometown of Winnipeg, I’ve left it here due to the unknown fate of my living conditions. But I finally managed to go back to my hometown for the summer and decided to build this set right away as it’s already been passed 110 years since the sinking on April and originally I wanted to build it with friends but decided to do the building myself.

It took me a week and a half due to my work schedule and spend 5 days at the cabin of delays and after work I would get back to this ship project until my completion on Wednesdays.

I was so amazed on the details on how it tries capturing the real ship back in 1912 and I did love how you can get access to the interior of the ship with two pins each on different sections and I do wonder if I can get so many micro figures to replicate the passengers onboard but would feel cramped for the interior and the outdoor hallways as well with the crows nest so leave it to just the open deck sections for the time being.

The downsides to the build was trying to build the upper windows with the 1x1 plates as it’s so hard to keep count on how many times to build them to the amount and as well with how many of these for each side you need to complete this build. And one messed up story is When getting to the third page on working on the propellers and the rudder, I was missing a couple of pages as It left out the continuing part of the build as the images is only focusing the last pages of the build before and I tried to get in contact with LEGO to get a new instruction booklet for the 3rd part of the ship but denied my offer and got upset over it if I ever wanted to rebuild it again I would need those missing pages. But I decided to go a little bit digital for the instructions and finally finished the set once and for all.

But a last, it’s now my new favourite expensive LEGO Set I’ve own with the LEGO Millennium Falcon now coming in number 2 and will display it at one point when I get back to Victoria and will use the set in future projects, but that’s all I will say about this new LEGO monster I owned and stay tuned for upcoming Artworks in the future