An Unsinkable Legend, an Elegy to Human Industrial Civilization
RMS Titanic was an Olympic-class ocean liner constructed by the British White Star Line. It departed Southampton, England, on its maiden voyage bound for New York City on April 10, 1912. As the world's largest and most luxurious passenger liner at that time, it stretched 269 meters in length, featuring a magnificent grand staircase, first-class dining saloons and Turkish baths, earning it the moniker "the unsinkable ship". Nevertheless, in the early hours of April 15, 1912, the fourth day of its maiden voyage, the Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean. It sank to the seabed 3,800 meters below the sea level two hours and forty minutes later, claiming the lives of 1,517 people. This deadliest maritime disaster of the 20th century shocked the entire globe. It serves as an eternal warning for humanity in its struggle against nature and defiance of fate, as well as a profound epic tragedy of the Industrial Age.
581 parts restore every detail of the legendary ocean liner
This kit is mainly made of metal and adopts the gem coating process. It contains 8 metal plates and 581 precision parts, with a finished length of 445 mm, making it one of the most stunning Titanic metal models to date. Every detail faithfully recreates the historical appearance of this legendary ocean liner, including its iconic four yellow-and-black funnels, intricate wire rigging, wood-grain deck, lifeboats on both sides, as well as the built-in LED-lit grand staircase and dining hall scene visible through the cutaway viewing windows.
Five-Star Challenge, Epic Assembly Experience
This kit has a 5-star difficulty rating. It contains 581 parts that assemble entirely via pure mechanical interlocking without any glue. A steampunk-style wooden and metal display stand with 43 accessories is included as an extra. From the anchor chain at the bow and the propeller at the stern, to the lifeboats on the deck and the luxurious cabins inside, every assembly step delivers an immersive journey through time. The moment the built-in LED lights are switched on, this kit brings players the most stunning echo of history.
Collectible Decor Piece, A Tribute to the Timeless Maritime Legend
The finished Titanic model sits on a steampunk-style display stand. Built-in lighting casts a warm golden glow through the portholes and cutaway sections, making it a striking historical decorative treasure ideal for studies, display cabinets or nautical-themed spaces. Whether kept as a personal collection piece, presented as a high-end gift, or acquired as the ultimate collectible for history enthusiasts, it serves as a profound tribute to that world-altering maritime legend.
Every masterpiece begins with a single sheet of steel. At Metalligallery, we don’t just sell puzzles; we curate a gallery of engineering marvels that you bring to life with your own hands.
Our story began with a simple fascination for mechanical structures and cultural heritage. We looked at the world’s grandest architecture—from the majestic eaves of ancient Chinese palaces with their complex interlocking brackets, to the soaring steel beams of modern global landmarks—and we wondered: How can we capture this timeless beauty and hold it in the palm of our hands?
The answer was found in 0.1mm laser-cut precision.
By utilizing premium stainless steel and brass, we transformed historical temples, legendary ships, and cultural icons into thousands of miniature parts, waiting to be awakened. No glue, no solder. Just the pure, satisfying harmony of physical interlocking elements.
To us, every kit is an unfinished sculpture, and YOU are the artist.
When you spend hours at your desk, clicking pieces into place, the noise of the outside world fades away. There is only the cool touch of metal, the rhythmic movement of gears, and the ultimate peace of creation. Whether it is a magnificent forbidden palace, a historic sailing ship, or a simple, exquisite metallic magnet on your fridge, each piece carries a story, a challenge, and a triumph.
