Snlywan 1706 PCS Titanic Toys Building Set with LED Strip, Model Blocks Kit, Micro Mini Light Up Toy,Titanic Gifts for Adults and Kids

Absolutely mesmerizing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I am thoroughly impressed with this Titanic toy set! The incorporation of LED lights adds a whole new level of fascination, making it feel like the majestic Titanic is truly sailing on the sea, even in the dark of night.Not only is this set entertaining, but it's also a fantastic challenge for both kids and adults alike. Assembling the Titanic bricks not only tests one's patience and attention to detail but also enhances body coordination—a win-win for both fun and development!The quality of the mini blocks is top-notch. Crafted from original ABS material, they are durable and safe for use, ensuring a worry-free building experience. With 1860 small block bricks and a clear manual, every detail is accounted for, making the assembly process smooth and enjoyable.But what truly sets this set apart is its level of challenge. As a micro Titanic block set, it offers a superior building experience, pushing enthusiasts to new heights of creativity and precision. Just be aware that the bricks are smaller than average, so make sure to read the size specifications carefully before diving in.Overall, I cannot recommend this Titanic toy set enough. It's not just a toy—it's an experience that sparks imagination, fosters communication among family members, and provides hours of joy. A definite must-have for any Titanic enthusiast or construction aficionado!

My 9yr old is pretty amazing at putting building block kits together, but I felt he was getting bored so I wanted to challenge him. These blocks are TINY but the results are fantastic. He LOVED this kit and now wants to get more kits, bigger kits, with this block size. There was only one thing that was bothersome, and that was the lights. They are tiny LED bulbs along uncoated wires, look like little blebs of silicone caulk that lights up. They’re super bright, but the battery case/switch is molded plastic so the batteries cannot be changed. The wire is bare, so care must really be taken to not bend the wires while trying to manipulate the lights into the ship. Also, there are no directions for where the lights go. Overall, I would recommend this kit, especially if you or your kid is looking for a bit of a challenge. Detail, quality of the blocks, and overall aesthetic is great.

I love build this mememorable Titanic.Very small pieces but the result is amazing

Bought this for my 8 year old nephew, and he loved it. Not an easy build, but he managed without problems. The model is great, and perfect size not taking up alot of space. The lights give it an extra touch making it stand out. Lights have multiple settings from super fast flashing to constant light. I prefered the constant light. Definitely great value for the money.

This only had one picture booklet. No step by step instructions like the original LEGO. No online contact download for step by step instructions. I suffered a stroke & my grandsons ages 12 & 10 were looking forward to putting this together with myself but because of the lack of instructions we could not do this work of history.

This beauty of a model Titanic is amazing. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. I originally thought my 7 yr old would be able to do it. But in the end it was the 10 & 13 year old who were able to complete it. The finished product is a beutiy and I highly recommend it.

The directions for each step were mostly correct. However, step 6 and several of the later steps had to be adjusted as the quantity of pieces needed in the correct colors/sizes were not available as the directions indicated. My suggestion would be to lay out each one of the steps prior to starting any assembly process. That way adjustments can be made. I had to use 6's and 2's to make some 8's, and change some singles to different colors. I also had to undo the icebergs to have enough clear 4's to finish the assembly. I would recommend doing the ship first then fill in the icebergs with the remaining pieces. Icebergs might not be as intended with the directions but the idea will be the same. Thankfully there wereenough odd extras.

The media could not be loaded. No instruction for the lighting part. I thought they’d go on the inside but looking at the pics on here, we’ll probably feed some into it to illuminate the “windows” and the rest - on the outside.