
Titanic – mini model
M38-B1550 · ModelBricks
The maritime selection brings together ships and submarines of different subjects and sizes across current Sluban ranges.

M38-B1550 · ModelBricks

M38-B1551 · ModelBricks

M38-B1552 · ModelBricks

M38-B0576 · ModelBricks

M38-B0577 · ModelBricks

M38-B0699 · ModelBricks

M38-B0701 · ModelBricks

M38-B0703 · ModelBricks

M38-B0835 · ModelBricks

M38-B0836 · ModelBricks

M38-B1102 · ModelBricks

M38-B1118 · ModelBricks

M38-B1119 · ModelBricks

M38-B1122 · ModelBricks

M38-B1188 · ModelBricks

M38-B1189 · ModelBricks

M38-B1190 · ModelBricks

M38-B1210 · ModelBricks

M38-B1211 · ModelBricks

M38-B1291 · ModelBricks
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Look at hull silhouette, deck arrangement and any supporting craft. Titanic is a different subject from a naval vessel or submarine; a shared theme does not imply a shared scale. A longer hull can require dedicated display space. Finished dimensions are therefore useful alongside piece counts and construction details.
This overview describes models included in the catalogue. Each product code opens its own photographs, description and available specifications, together with instructions where these are linked.
For a display model, consider the finished dimensions, scale and the angle from which it will usually be viewed. Box dimensions are different from the dimensions of the completed model. Check moving parts, lighting, figures and accessories against the description and photographs for the individual code.
Piece count indicates the scale of a build, but does not measure difficulty on its own. Part size, construction methods and the builder’s experience also matter. Check the age recommendation, contents and dimensions of the individual model rather than relying on its range name.