LEGO 10294 Titanic - 135 cm, 0 stickers & not hollow - detailed building review 

But the real question is, are the lego Jesuits going to sink that one with all the lego banking families who opposed the formation of a lego central bank?

@SOLID SNAKE SIMULATION 666 and when did I say anything else?

@@RacingBrick Do you have vids of lego design? How to begin designing a lego moc?

I like your vids by the way.

I think when you needed the tube on the back of the ship, it may have been using “1” as to count how many it called for

That is so awesome!! I have been wanting a Lego Titanic since I was a kid in the 80s totally worth the wait

Hi

I'd love to see that concept model once ;) Congrats for having your initials in another amazing LEGO set!

@@RacingBrick I'm anxiously waiting for the designer video in the hopes that the model might be in the background somewhere! I don't even remember how it looks anymore!

@@Mountain_Man Jeez a forty year wait sure is long

Except the cracking down the middle, the screams of the children trapped in third class, the screeching of metal being stretched to the limits of it's strength, the silence of realization that there weren't enough life boats for even half those on board, and the Titanic's silent weeping as she sank to the depths of the watery graveyard we call the Atlantic Ocean to only be discovered a decade before a century had passed and become a mere pile of rust next to three propellers before five centuries can sneak by.

Too soon.

@@ElementalcraftStudios Aren't you a cheery chap.

@@JohnyG29 I am, actually, it's the event that took place on such a tragic night, murphy's law in full swing, that is uncheerful.

@@JohnyG29 Nothing funny about people losing their lives through no fault of their own.

Good luck with that 😃

Please tell me you work in a cruise line safety Dept.

Sounds like a top plan

Or they could get a real model instead.

@@kdrapertrucker I work for a classification society as a senior electrical engineer, so safety is also a matter of priority for us too :)

I would love to see a new 8880. Still maintaining the "open" design, where you can actually see all the mechanisms at work, but with more functions and even more detail.

There's a price limit LEGO sets, more technic pieces means higher price, and make the set over $1K. No thanks

@@bobbymoss6160 I get what you say. Still, an exception would be nice.

Just go for other brands like CADA

thank god they didnt, the real titanic already ha enough holes on the bottom of the sea

Ever since I built the grand piano I hate stickers SOOO much 😭 (I always have bc I’m a perfectionist and can never get them 100% straight but 🤷🏻‍♂️😂)

Lollllll

Dayummm

Don't go near a ice cube it won't end well

God himself could not sink this model

@@castlebravocrypto1615 except the ice

I like racing brick's reviews as well.

I totaly agree with that, the way he shows how the different sections are buildt and how the details are made. Just amazing 😀

Cobi issued their Titanic model in 2019... What a coincidence. ;-)

wink wink, more like "thanks for the idea, well take the money"

@@TheBlackfall234 I wouldn't say so. Maybe 2019 was to early to develope huge Titanic or there was already plan for another creator expert sets. And it's nice gesture to show that they still remember his idea. It's not like everything is about money, at least I believe so.

@@Metalizer thats why cobi already did it before. "maybe 2019 was to early to develop huge titanic" Excuse me, that argument makes no sense. Lego is literally one of the biggest Toymakers out there and they had huge models before like the Death Star and Millenium Falcon. This sounds like fanboy to me, and not like a rational strain of thoughts of why this happened.

@@Metalizer If Lego just takes someoens Idea for free "its a nice gesture", if someone else like Mould King does that (btw, they actually started to pay the people for their ideas - unlike lego who just takes them) people call it stealing and criminal. Its really just a joke.

*people

You notice how they messed up on the center propeller ? It had 3 blades instead of 4. It even shows a pic in the manual of having 4 blades not 3.

I really don't think Lego would make a set with giant swastikas on it.

Little too controversial i think

Then at least a Bismarck

@@memyself2124 Cobi has both the Bismarck and the Titanic.

@@nathand5294 I mean LEGO did make WWII German soldier minifigures…

Olympic was better, for many reasons. Olympic was the first ship on this scale. Titanic was slightly heavier but only got so much press because of the disaster.

@@TayebMC nah mate, Titanic was always going to be the Jewel in our crown. Even if she and Brittanic both had longer careers. Titanic was special

@@TayebMC Considering how similar they were, and that Titanic actually featured improvements to Olympic's layout, it's somewhat safe to say that Titanic was subjectively better than Olympic. Of course, Titanic never got much chance to shine with these improvements. Olympic was refitted to be safer, and some of Titanic's improvements were given to Olympic over the years. Britannic was supposed to be better than both of her earlier sisters, but she also never got the chance to shine as she was pressed into war service. Fun fact: while Titanic was slightly heavier than Olympic (as in total displacement), the real reason why Titanic was considered larger than Olympic was entirely due to her having more usable interior space.

A direct comparison between the Lego and Cobi Titanics would have been nice. So far, I have seen nobody comparing those two models, although that's an obvious thing to do.

they should have split in in half. could have lead to several great display settings

@@Nikioko maybe reviewers does not have the Cobi set prepared at home?

@@RacingBrick Maybe. But a direct comparison would underline a qualified opinion. Especially as Cobi are known to be the experts in historical ship models. You would know how the Lego model competes with them. And you would show an alternative for those who think that the Lego model is too expensive.

@@Nikioko I'm sure someone will do this comparison at some point, I won't since I don't have the Cobi set

Like the profile pic dude

The base of the bow is way off.

Hi

Yup one very important question. Does it float?????

@@Snooch-wi6yq first question my son asked!

Olympic with WW1 camo

Thanks! FYKI LEGO receives a summary report about my findings and the initial feedback of the community for each review set they provide.

the Britannic would also look amazing in its hospital ship paint scheme

The Twin Towers would looks so beautiful, and the detail inside could have tons of potential!

@@Cardgames4children ikr

@@Cardgames4children Also includes two planes! (Insensitive jokes aside, that would have been an awesome set for this year. Maybe for the 25th?)

Are you going to post this moronic comment on every video about this set🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

@@Jabber-ig3iw haha maybe

About time someone explained that bit of jargon. Been wondering about that for 4 months.

@@adventuresinmodelrailroading simply googling "lego snot" can also make wonders, and you don't have to wait for 4 months ;) It might not be part of the standard vocabulary, but explaining it in every video would also be annoying after a while.

Hopefully we'll move in 2-3 months ;)

I think you can make that yourself by throwing it on the floor

@@Grips_ nah just hold it by one end

Discovery was an fun build I even got custom pieces for the arm and shuttle hatch to make it more accurate to the shuttle

Same 🤣🤷‍♂️ between this and the d11t October is gunna be a poor man month for me lol 🤣👍

My salary is wired directly to Lego

lame...

Not into the more sophisticated side of humor are we? ;} =D XD

Why would you like any sort of random colors on the interior? That just hurts my eyes and is really really sad for such a set price..

Expensive is not an argument for me as it used to be worse when I was young! You might want to try out some newer sets anyway because the design language has certainly changed and many more pieces are available, but that is a matter of getting used to and the build results are visually much better than what was ever possible. For instance, I have the 8880 super car from the fully studded technic era, and it still is a great build... but the end result does look dated. During the 'fusion period' around y2k I bought the barcode truck and 8448 super car, both with a nice mix of beams and lift-arms, and these already look the part while still being proper good technic. After a bit of life interfering I got back into Lego two years ago and bought the big 'rough terrain crane' 42082 - a revelation. This set is proper good and shows off a slick finished technic model with loads of functions and built in motor. Long story short: the nostalgia factor for my studded Lego starting from the 70s is still present, but the wealth of new parts and possibilities is fantastic. Now that I have grandchildren I'm already collecting 'the best of' City as well, here too great evolution and truly wonderful sets, despite some of the colour mess and proliferation of small parts.

I also would prefer the big cobi titanic

That will be the next kit in this Lego series.

630 bucks for 9000 pieces is a great deal, plus all the interesting ways they made up to build the set with all the details, LEGO certainly wasn’t greedy with this one

@@mathieuedde1465 Lego prices can change alot between sets it just depends on how big and what is it

I agree

Why would you spend this sort of money (AUD$1000.00) just to "tear it down for parts" ???

@@warrenjensen4670 yeah I agree, like why not leave it on display? It looks better and you'll probably never use these parts (if you're like me).

Lego is an adult hobby now, the kids are glued to their phones and game consoles

Just my thoughts too, i got eye cancer from all these different colored bricks. It's turning my stomach and is completely unnecessary.

Just what I thought. At this price you could expect more. But they just seek for new customers and leave their long time buyers in pain.

@@julianh9347 This build took me 22 hours across 4 days. There's a point to the different sized and multicoloured pieces, it's psychological. It's meant to keep your brain interested during complex, repetitive, or detailed builds. Your not just looking for black, white, tan, or maroon pieces, but bright standout colours that draw your attention during the build. It's a clever technique, and totally intentional.