LEGO TITANIC Review
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2021
- The LEGO 10294 Titanic is one of the biggest LEGO sets ever and that isn't necessarily a bad thing...
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you should have thrown the rest of the set you opened in a garbage can for added effect.
Out of stock in Canada 🇨🇦 😢
I have the lego titanic and my review is :big
Bro do you have a link for China
do u have a link for sweden
That TC easter egg was so heartwarming to see, what an amazing set!
Right?! :')
@@TiagoCatarino what
I have just purchased this! The Easter egg is an amazing addition as a nod to you! 👌🏼
Yeah that TC tombstone in the build tickled my heart
Tc?
I’m so glad I waited to publish my review of the Titanic, I was trying to figure out what that TC plate was… that is so awesome bro.
U built it in 10 mins Impossible
RIGHT?!! :')
You built the haunted mansion that has it too and didn't think of Googling it then?
You gotta fix ur posture or ur gonna have back problems
@@ThrowToTheWolves A tombstone in a haunted mansion doesn't sound very questionable, one as a random non-visible brick inside a huge ship makes you wonder.
Makes me wonder if we would even have the titanic model at this point in time if you hadn’t proposed it.. props on the recognition, Lego continues to hold much of my respect as a company!
Maybe not. There would definitely be a November release, but it could have been anything.
My wife loves Lego, she opened this model today for her 50th. 😁👍🇺🇸
It's neat how they used 46 stars on the flag. In 1912, there were 48 states when they sailed in April. But the flag didn't have 48 stars until July 4th, 1912. It's amazing how they paid attention to details!
I can't even imagine how time this took to be designed. I wouldn't be surprised if they spent an entire day to make some parts of the decks.
Mike did brilliantly with this!
Well, I wouldn't be surprised if it took them weeks or months. ;) Which isn't that much of a time for good design tbh.
Mike Psiaki?
Please hachiroku give us a budget chubby version on this
@@joydivision1970 most designs can take almost a year. Wouldn’t be surprised if this was 6months + of designing
See, the fun thing about this is that if it breaks, it's still historically accurate! Same reason why I liked the Saturn IV NASA rocket so much
😂🤣
I have that one to but half the white tiles turned yellow :( Maybe because it was sitting in my windowsill…
@@R1Willem Ya keep Legos out of direct sunlight and long exposure to heat or else you’ll get cracks and loose bricks
Saturn V never failed though
@@Brixxter I believe the OP is referring to the stages separating.
The fact that they honored you in this set is so beautiful. LEGO is amazing
When I built this set, I was so confused about the TC headstone. Now after seeing what it actually means, I think that it’s pretty fricking cool to own a set with your initials embedded within it!!
The 46 starts weren’t needed, but it goes to show the level of detail this set has. Such an amazing build
STARS dude ... I hate auto correct!
Although they wouldn't notice unless they watched this or any other video that mentions it, its a good way to educate people that even in 1911-1912, there weren't all 50 states yet. but what's interesting is that New Mexico and Arizona joined the union 3 and 4 months before the titanic sunk in April but not sure if the flag was updated before the maiden voyage so at most it should've had 48. Still cool they did this though whether its completely accurate or not!
@@kyleruiz7167 I actually thought of the same thing with New Mexico and Arizona and looked into it. It turns out that the US Flag only updates its star count on Independence Day. So, despite there being 48 states at the time of Titanic's sinking, the 46-star flag was still the official US flag, and it remained so until July 4th, 1912. I already thought that Lego did an incredible job with attention to detail, but this is just ridiculous.
They managed to get that detail right, BUT EVERY OTHER DETAIL WRONG! The bow crane is as big as the bridge, Which should have a light grey roof, And not a light brown roof.
The aft windows are incorrectly portholes, And the front mast is something everybody knows isn't there because of the iconic I'm flying jack scene. The funnels should me more yellow.
The bow lining isn't there, And the starboard bow vent is not a cow ventilator. The 2nd bridge support is missing.
So many of these details are easily fixable.
@@muranpapadum7541 dude it’s still absolutely phenomenal that they could make this out of LEGO! They even used parts not ment for their uses in the video and they still rocked it!
Considering the intricate complexity of this monster i'm surprised you presented in only 12mins. Others will milk it for hours.
Wow. I didn’t expect to see you here. I watched your videos when I was little
Well, despite its high piece count and large footprint, there really isn’t that much to see besides what you can see from the outside
omg leokimvideo i watched you all the time when i was a kid
Actually, despite what a lot of people say, titanics fourth funnel was actually used to vent smoke, but not the boiler room smoke. It was instead used to vent smoke from the lounges and kitchen area, meaning it was real, but why it didn’t emit as much smoke as the other Three! ✨the more you know✨
it also brought fresh air to the lower levels
No smoke ever came out of it. Survivors could tell you that if only they were alive today.
Also the centre engine wasn't electrical, but it was a turbine engine so it differed from the main engines.
A lot of people state the 4th funnel was serving exhaust for the boilers? lol
@@Shawn-ky2tw The fourth funnel did nothing.
I had a call from my Lego store saying they had 11 Lego Titanic sets in stock, and I was very hesitant to buy it.
After seeing a few of the sets leaving the store, I decided to buy it. Despite the price, I have absolutely no regrets. I am very obsessed with the Titanic, and this set is one of the most beautiful Lego sets I have ever built in my entire life.
I can now check this off my bucket list.
im obsessed with titanix too!!! i mean look at my profile picture:)
@@edwardianlinersdead7864 🤔 You could be a fake fan 😏
Love the sausage anchor, such a cool design idea
A mushroom is a living thing, because it is made up of cells.
@@imummy17fanclub19 uh
@@seandanilromero2488 PLS SUB TO HIM
@@imummy17fanclub19 Living things exhale so that they can get rid of carbon dioxide
Reminds me of the sausage desk lamp from the simpson’s house set
That had to be the greatest Easter egg discovery you’ve ever encountered during a Lego build! Very, very cool show of respect and level of restraint for not having given you prior notice! 😎 Just when I thought receiving a complementary $660 set was awesome, it was easily topped by seeing that you were given a signature tile!
Awesome set, fantastic review, and and nice personal bonus for me to know that any indecision that I had on which set to apply my 30,000 points is now resolved!
30.000 points?!! What?!!! :P Go for it, if you have the money and space it is SO worth it!!!
About the Easter egg... we'll I was like screaming when I found out!
@@TiagoCatarino im considering bulk buuing the peice and hiding it everywhere i can... massive thanks to you and all the other members of the dedign team for making beautiful models like this possible
Points? Which points can you trade for Legos?
Holy shipwreck, I thought I was a big deal with 15,000 points. 😉
@@Sk.2500 Vip points earned at lego shop and shop from home.
The fourth funnel was actually for ventilation. It did allow the designers to not use the ugly ram air vents though, so I guess it does help aesthetics in a roundabout way.
The central screw was also turbine driven, not electric. The turbine blades are represented by the gears inside
they should make a lego set of the titan sub
Absolutely awesome review. Perfect camera sweeps and view points. Not a second too long. Thank you for this great review. And congratulations on the TC tombstone inside. What an incredible easter egg!
Thank you! I can still see a lot of improvements to be made but I truly appreciate that! :)
BEST LEGO SET EVER
You can't change my mind
Great review and awesome set Tiago, I always like the quality of your videos
ok tiago
I won’t change your mind I agree
I really can't comprehend how you must have felt when you saw the TC tombstone tile.
I’ve been WAITING for this set for the longest time! I have no doubt that it will be my favourite set. I still have some time to sell a kidney before it hits stores in South Africa.
I just finished building the set - I’ve never encountered your channel before but it is so cool to have the lore behind the Tc initials. Even if you weren’t on the design team the build itself was SUBLIME and I think it’s beautiful that you got some credit for the idea. Thank you so much for bringing this beauty into the world.
A whole lot has happened to LEGO in the 50 years since I first played with it -- not even a "set", just a bunch of bricks, in a few colors (and I remember when the first blue bricks came out -- WOW!). This does indeed look like an amazing thing, and an amazing build process; thank you, TC, for showing it to us so well.
This really is a milestone in LEGO history imo. Image a steam train in official LEGO of 135 cm lenght. Or an Empire state building of 135cm. It is no longer unthinkable that this will be made one day
Didn't thought about that!! That would be so cool only the prices go through the roof....🙃
At 135cm, unless the interior segments are almost hollow, an Empire State Building would cost a fortune
@@tonyschulz3558 would be 18cm × 40cm × 135cm to be accurate in proportion, but 117cm in height would be the bulk, past that is the spire for 18cm
@@joostvanwilligen i'm fine with paying a lot of money if what i get is a quality product
Or better yet, the Burj Khlifa
THE LITTLE TIAGO EASTER EGG MAKES THIS SET SO MUCH BETTER, I can't imagine how you felt when you saw that! I'm so happy for you dude.
Does it come with a mini submarine 👀👀
And a logitech controller scaled to Lego size 😂
Non-jokingly, no, but that would be funny 💀💀
That fourth funnel being called a dummy for aesthetic purposes is a myth.. it served a variety of important functions besides aesthetics.
But it didn't function as a boiler room funnel, right?
So, it was mostly aesthetic.
You "ACTCHUALLY" people are embarrassing.
Nothing ever came up out of it so it was useless.
@@danielledewitt1 Yes, something did come up out of it. It acted as a vent for all the fireplaces on the Titanic.
@@repvoid7680 It didn’t. They just put it there because they could.
It was used primarily for ventilation for the lower decks. The smoke it did produce was not nearly as thick or dense as the other funnel’s because it was coming from the 1st Class Smoking Room (one of the only real fireplaces on the ship) and some of the kitchens.
Other ships had to clutter their deck with many telephone shaped ventilation units in order to ventilate the ship properly, which as you can imagine isn’t the most practical for moving around on deck and doesn’t look very nice.
Whilst yes, it may have been used for aesthetic purposes to place the Olympic Class vessels along with the other 4-funnel liners, that wasn’t it’s only role.
Beautiful!
One correction: the central propeller shaft in the real Titanic wasn't connected to an electric motor but to a steam turbine. Lego doesn't really have the parts for an accurate steam turbine so the gears are as close as you can get.
I can't believe someone already has it. I've been wanting a set of this since I was a young child. Excited to watch this, your reviews always knock it out of the park!
!Thanks for watching!
Same, I was "mad" at Lego for not having a big ship set but here we are!!
When are they doing the submarine add-on?
That is such an incredible honor that they paid homage to you in the shape of the TC piece. What an absolutely incredible touch. Thank you for the inspiration behind this set, whether you accept it or not, you definitely played a part! I cannot wait to build this, I have it in the closet while I build the Star Destroyer and Millennium Falcon. Great video!
Ye! I hope to get this set when I've got enough and have my own place soon, since my parents don't have room in our house 😅
When I was a kid, I used to watch a lot of Lego stop motion videos about Titanic in which all of them the design of the ship was different. Sometimes it was a miniature scale and the other was a scale for minifigures.
I used to think that since Titanic was so well known ship, why doesn't LEGO (the company) invent a real Lego Titanic set. I would have been a brilliant idea!
And now, finally after all these years, we have this set! And it would be an amazing prop for stop motion Lego film about Titanic.
the Cobi brand has also had a brick Titanic for a few year now, a bit smaller than this one though ;)
Now they must do the Queen Mary and The Queen Elizabeth (also the 2nd one)
I watched lego stop motion forever ago. They are pure awesome. Any recommendations?
"the area called bunkers" is where you store the coal. The reason most of the ships at the time have black coloured hulls, is to hide the coal dust when filling the bunkers.
Except hospital ships and NANTUCKET'S
WHAT!? finally someone who says something true about oceanliners in the comments of a yt video! You have my respect!
@@Skylab._73 that is true, if you look at a photograph taken of the H.M.H.S. Britannic, you can clearly see the soot on her hull
The tombstone is such an amazing tribute ❤
These lego expert sets are always so impressive, the insane techniques used to achieve details that would be impossible in traditional lego is just beyond me.
I just found out about this set and BOOM here is a review for it. Crazy how fast we are going from Leak -> Reviews now
Well, this was provided by LEGO themselves :) The leaks are the real problem
I wonder why this got recommended to me now. Funny.
that TC details was so sweet that I almost had tears in my eyes
The flag having 46 stars is such an awesome detail
I freaking love this. The detail is insane, I would’ve never thought of having those slopes halfway in the deck for stairs, and the interior is awesome. The fact they included the little tombstone with your initials is so nice of them, that’s so cool.
Wonder if it floates and does it come with an iceberg?
You getting the Titan expansion when it releases??
Again a fantastic review! OMG, I'm so happy that the team took the time to include the TC tombstone easter egg. Knowing the story behind it makes it even more special, and it’s great recognition.
Omg I LOVE the Easter egg! Nice job! Amazing build. Just wow. Congrats not only on building it but also being recognized for your idea! Beautifully done.
Thank you so much!
i just found your channel from recommendations and i think im going to spend a while binging your content. its genuinely enthralling. i was glued to the screen and even had a few moments of genuine jaw drop. seeing some of the detailing of this build like the propellers being connected and able to spin and the interior bits. and the shoutout to yourself!! it was all so fun and endearing. its refreshing to see someone be really into something i never put a whole lot of thought into. my brother and i loved lego as kids and now that im an adult i think its just easier for me to be into minecraft but really youre showing me that actual lego is just as limitless as something like minecraft where its all done digitally. its nuts to see how much can be done with the pieces given. i do think ill stick to the cheaper option of video games but id love to someday buy something like this to have as an art piece in my home
You gonna ram it into a Lego Iceberg...?!
This set is awesome! But sadly way too big to fit anywhere in my home lol
Hello there
Already filled out my room with sets and a city Im building lol
Me too broke to buy it
Display it in three parts....when people ask why. You can say it is in parts underwater anyway.....(sobs). 😁
@@huaiwei smart
I bought some of this TC pieces to put in my city layout. Such a cool homage in the Titanic from your former colleagues!
I know right?! I was screaming when I found out :D
I have a question. Is it able to survive being submerged in water?
You're reviews have such a great ability to get me drooling over sets that I would have previously not been very interested in!
So, you are connected to this set as well, very cool! How many sets can we still expect with your hidden initials? :D
This is the last one sadly! But a proper goodbye that I wasn't even expecting!!
Awesome review! Great job with the camera movements over the model. This is a really amazing set. That easter egg was also funny hahaha Cheers
Thanks so much! Like I said, I try my best at these videos :)
This model is so cool!!, in reality this is super acurate! The 2 outside propellers were the only ones to be powered by a steam engine and connected to boilers. The middle one was powered by all the excess steam. The rudder was also actually turned by 2 huge motors directly underneath the stern deck
Honestly I kinda like the type writer buttons used for the name plate, it surprisingly fits in really well with the aesthetic of the ship.
To see the interior detail just really shows how special and dedicated they were to this design. the fact they thought to include your tombstone as well is a nice touch. I'd agree it's quite a frontloaded cost and the size may be an issue. but I think it would be easier to justify getting than say, the stadiums or the coliseum since its footprint is only long, not wide. your review was fantastic and really went into depths on why this would be such a worthwhile purchase. Keep up the good work.
Such an amazing set. I've been waiting so long for this one....Congrats on getting a TC tile in there. Glad you were recognised for your hard work.
when i do get this set, i am not gonna hide the "TC" tile, but put it on the deck as a homage to the man who just may have brought the biggest dream of mine to a reality, a Lego titanic build. ive waited 35ish years for this day, thank you tiago
The TC tombstone just goes to show how much people mean to the creation of these Lego sets! Amazing attention to detail 🎉
Man, my mother would love this, ever since me and my sister started playing the piano she just wanted us to play titanic songs. 😂
Come to think of it, a piano offers perfect display area for the set. ;)
@@joydivision1970 yep
Awesome set! So cool that LEGO remembers you by giving you your own tile to put into an wonderful build. Thanks for the review! 🙂
You're very welcome! LEGO is awesome!
Built this last weekend, and it was a fantastic build. I don't believe I will ever get over how much expertise is involved in designing Lego models, and Titanic is by far the best, most satisfying build I have done. The interior and skeletal intricacies are mind-blowing.
It is worth the titanic price tag.
Your passion for the model is obvious since you were the one who suggested it. It’s definitely the greatest set I’ve seen and your is the best review. Psiaki is indeed a genius, but you gave him the inspiration! Thanks man!
Love how they used the type writer pieces for the plaque, it fits nicely for the timeline.
Finally, lego made the Titanic, i never thought this day would come
Just built in the TC plate today! Awesome review and the set is indeed amazing. Much more a model than just a set as you mentioned. Many novel assembly techniques - and of course yellow light sabres!
Our local stores finally got some in stock today, so I managed to snag one. Just finished the first 3 bags - found it kind of neat when you get to the stage where you build the bow port windows, the starboard side is connected with green connecting plates and the port side, with red connecting plates which would be respective to the correct colour depicting port/starboard. Even though these pieces will be completely hidden with the hull pieces, I found it kind of neat that they used the appropriate colours for this step - I'm assuming it was done intentionally for designing purposes.
I have longed for a Titanic LEGO set since I was a kid. I didn’t realize there would be any video reviews out yet and so seeing this review was the highlight of my day.
Did I choke up with emotion when it came to the TC easter egg tile? Yes I did. That’s just incredible.
You and me together! :')
Wow! Just Wow! Amazing set, amazing review, and can we just take a moment to appreciate the editing skills! Keep up the amazing content Tiago! PS: Loved to see your reaction to the easter egg!
The TC tombstone easter egg really made me smile. How nice! Congrats to all involved!
Incredible stuff, as a Titanic enthusiastic and team member at Titanic Belfast this is incredible to see come to life! Also thank you so much for designing ship in a bottle I bought it a few days ago and looking forward to having it come. Maybe in the future if I have the space I may get this model in tribute to my team in Titanic Belfast!
Amazing! Tiago this speaks volumes to the culture, respect, and values of the Lego team. Congratulations to you for having an influence on this incredible set!
To be honest, I like the typewriter elements for the name plate. It's simple, it's classy, ang gets the job done without distracting from the ship itself.
After seeing this set for a few months, I came around to your video and decided to make the purchase, what an awesome tribute you got. I love the Ship in the Bottle idea as well and I bought it immediately upon release. Really enjoy your vids, thanks!
That's awesome for you the TC tile was in there! It's awesome that LEGO was clearly thinking of you! So much respect for your channel and LEGO!
Another very interesting thing to note, is that idk if it’s because of the 200 scale, or intentional, but you can see at each cross-section that the levels inside the ship perfectly line up with the outside port hole windows
Great review... Wish I could afford this set haha. From my sailing days, correct me if I am wrong... I think the location of the TC shield tombstone plate is significant as well. If I remember correctly, connecting over the keel at the stern like that, was known as the 'coffin plate' 😉
Very cool fact
Wow! Hahahaha
Happy for you to have a call back like that! And omg the size alone is awesome. Kinda wish my family would want to have and display it but we might not have to room for it
Dude that's such a lush Easter egg and an incredible build. Beautiful build and design. You must be so proud
Love the “it’s over 9000” reference in the beginning 😏
I've hoped for something like this for so long, that it's hard to believe that it's real!
Actually the Titanic's forth funnel was used for ventilation for the ships galleys and the engine room and the first class fully working fireplace. So it still served a purpose.
I saw this at my local lego store and it caught my eye right away. Thank you for the thorough and detailed video. Beautiful!
Awesome review as always. Love the fact that even other "Lego CZcamsr" actually recognized the "TC" gravestone :)
Does it come with a destructible submarine?
Tasteless comment
The reason why the middle propeller does not turn is quite realistic. So the main two propellers of the Titanic were powered by steam engines but the third one a brand new system called a steam turbine that essentially used the steam left in by the engines to turn the third propeller.
On the Forward mast, there was actually a crane built on it that would be lowered to lift heavy loads that the other cranes on board the titanic could not. In the titanic movie from 97 the crane is used in one of the first shots to lift the car onto the ship. When the crane was put away it would sit flush against the mast. Very nice Lego model
can't wait for the Lepin one!
I waited since I was about 10 years old, when I really got into Titanic, for Lego to release this set. Based on your review, I think I'm sold on buying this as a Christmas project next to Cobi's model of the same ship.
On mentioning the nameplate, I had an idea: add MGY - the ship's Marconi tag - and 401, the ship's hull number (her older sister Olympic was the 400th hull built by Harland and Wolff)
Other such specs would be added as well
*This was a truly incredible Christmas gift, my family had got this for me, and while it was a less then enjoyable building experience, I am glad it is finished*
As you Saïd as one of your Best content, This is really one of the Best lego content i ever watched ! Nice work on the camera
This is what I've always wanted with lego, massive builds that are well over thousands of pieces. Course I can barley fit the ninjago city gardens in my room so there's no chance of me getting this to go anywhere lol but it'd be nice to see bigger stuff in the future.
I've nowhere to put it but I'm still gonna buy hahaha
Holy crap, that's all I can say, this is absolutely freaking insane!
I know right?!!!
Actually the fourth funnel on the Titanic did infact work, it mostly vented smoke from the fireplace but there were other uses for it to
Love your review. I just received my Titanic for my birthday and I am so excited about building it. Thank you!
Just wanted to get this info out there, that central shaft was never powered by a piston engine. My guess is that the "gearbox" you thought was a electric generator was actually the turbine that powered the central shaft. Amazing accuracy!
That is correct. That's also why the center propeller could only rotate clockwise (making the ship move forward), as the turbine was "uni-directional"
I learnt this later but yeah the manual makes you think it's the generator as it'tells you how much electric it produced and then you build that part but then its pretty obvious when you think about it as it's not connected to an engine. The generators where connected to the left and right prop shafts of the main engines.
@@martinblanch5828 The generators were not driven by the prop shaft / main engines. They had their own steam engines - three cylinder engines if I recall correctly.
Otherwise it would be very unpractical.
@@DanielDybing thanks
Ok...
Sweet mother mercy... This looks absolutely amazing.
I love the amount of detail you put into the review, too. It's a real testament to the detail in the set itself.
omg I have the lego ship in the bottle and had no idea you designed it!! Its one of my favourites!! CONGRATS TIAGO
Omg.. that TC tile makes me love Lego even more, so nice of them ❤
A true model of beauty. If only my wallet had the capacity to get a lego set this big.
I’m just now realizing that the splits are where the expansion joints were on the actual ship. That’s pretty cool
Not really, the aft expansion joint is supposed to be right behind the 3rd funnel (that is, between the 3rd and 4th funnels, but close to the 3rd).
@@GamePlayerZ1912 🤷🏻♀️ close enough
Awesome review! My son and I will be getting this set soon and will be by far our biggest build yet!
I remember asking my parents & Santa for this when I was a kid at Christmas for years. Needless to say I did not receive it as it didn’t exist yet. But getting to see the Titanic built out like that is just so amazing! I want one so bad but cannot justify the price to myself.