The Titanic sailed on her first and final voyage from Southampton, England on April 10th, 1912. Late on the night of April 14th, the ship struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic and sank just 2 hours and 40 minutes later. Only 705 of the 2200 people on board were rescued, setting the stage for the sweeping changes in the way ships at sea were operated. This Academy 1/400th scale model of the Titanic has a number of unique features and is easy to build.

FEATURES -
430 parts molded in black, tan, white, yellow and clear.
Model can be built straight from the box and look authentic without painting.
Hull is one piece with good plate and porthole detail.
Top three decks are detailed and interior decks are marked to show the layout of rooms and bulkheads.
Railings are molded plastic and preshaped to conform to deck outline.
Deck detail includes separate ventilators, lifeboats, compass platform, benches, bollards and capstans.
Simulated gold plated anchors and propellers.
Plastic display base is included and features simulated gold plated mini Titanic and nameplate.
Comprehensive 20 page instruction booklet provides painting and rigging details.

REQUIRES - Paint, hobby knife, brushes, sandpaper, plastic cement, medium CA.

Finished model measures 26-1/4 inches long and has 2-3/4 inch beam.

1/400th Scale

Suitable for ages 10 and up.