HISTORY OF THE TITANIC: LIFEBOAT MODEL

Discover the wooden model kit of one of the twenty lifeboats of the RMS Titanic, the majestic British ship. Enjoy with this modeling kit that will serve to get you started on this wonderful hobby.

The ship RMS Titanic was designed to carry thirty-two lifeboats but at the time of the shipwreck it only carried twenty, an insufficient number for all the members of the passage. The RMS Titanic, owned by the company White Star Line, was the largest and most luxurious transatlantic ship of its time.

During its voyage between Southampton and New York, it collided with an iceberg and sank on the night of April 15th, 1912 in the icy waters of Terranova coast. To aggravate the dimensions of the tragedy, many of the insufficient lifeboats were dumped with fewer occupants than they could accommodate.

CONTENTS OF RMS TITANIC’S LIFEBOAT MODEL KIT

Build your 1/35 scale model of the RMS Titanic’s lifeboat. The model of the lifeboat of the great British ship has a system of construction by means of false keel and frames, so its assembly is trustworthy to the real one.

RMS Titanic’s lifeboat modeling kit, which will delight modellers, contains the following elements: high precision laser-cut plywood parts; birch wood and veneer; multiple wood, metal and brass parts; parts in high quality photo-etched brass; sales are handsewn and ready to be placed; cotton threads; a support to show the model once completed; and highly detailed step-by-step assembly guide with many pictures on DVD for computer (Windows and Mac). The kit does not include printed instructions.

Follow our guide carefully, much more if you are a beginner, to build the model of RMS Titanic’s lifeboat and you will be able to complete your scale model of this naval legend.