I wonder how much longer and wider the model would have been if they had made it to nano-fig scale. Perhaps someone will try to combine 2 or more sets on Rebrickable and produce one.
Not to mention the price, the trumpeter kit is cheaper than the lego set, and is very accurate and superb detail if you buy pontos kit, scaledecks, and china 3d printed parts, all up to maybe $800, same price as the lego kit.
To prevent the boat from tipping over, it is essential to weigh it down. This is the case with Playmobil boats where a metal bar is fixed to the bottom of the hull.
even then I doubt it would float for long, hull wasn't designed to keep out water and its too heavy to keep the ship at a realistic water level. i'm sure it can be modified but it would take non-lego things to do.
In the OLD lego boats from the 80s, they had these pieces that would attach to the bottom of the hull plates that had weights inside them. They would work.
The center of gravitiy is too high and/or the width ist too small: The model will capsize as all models with this weakness are doing. You need to lower the enter by gravitiy by using a keel as done for sailing yachts. With this additional weight the model will be to heavy and sinks. My answer: No, the model doesn't float.
I washed about 12kg of Lego this weekend, getting it dry is the tricky bit. The only way to make sure if to take it apart completely as water will get in between the bricks.
If he breaks iy up into sections and stands them on end so they can drain, I'd give it three days. I clean all my LEGO sets by running them under the faucet.
It bugged me a little bit that you split it at the wrong point, but I really enjoyed the video nonetheless. Thank you for showing that Lego can still be fun! :D
You need those lego boat weights. I have like 3 or 4 of them. They used to come with boat models in the 80s. I bet if you added 4 of those weights to the bottom..it would float.
Exactly my thinking. Just some really heavy weight down below as ballast and she should be fine. Real ship would've had fuel compartments down below; and use much lighter materials on the superstructure. That's how they prevent capsizing. Still, clearly she DOES float. As basically all LEGO must. Has to be difficult to make something that actually stays steadily *below* the water.
That would be a huge build I wish Lego would have come out with an alternate build for the wreck but the we're sneaky in their placement of the separated sections.
Its possible, but I think the colors of the ship will have to be changed a lot due to what it looks like now underwater. I'm sure someone can essentially build it based on the current instructions but adding (or at least subtracting) parts of the build to make it look like the shipwreck. I'm more curious to see if someone plans on making the RMS Britannic using the Hospital colors it had.
@@Crzypengu why do now why not do a pristine 1912 wreck it's something we never saw. Sure the reality of what the sea bed looked like for a few years was unimaginable given the human remains but its not to that level of scale so it could look beautiful
@@charles24852 I guess thats possible as well. It will still require the same amount of detail as the ship that sank that day including the roof structure being smash down quite a bit on the bow. The stern looks like it could be a more challenging build to pull off since the model.itself is in microscope so one has to really make it look like it was smashed down on the ocean floor.
@@Crzypengu when I built my model in minecraft I used the 1985 photos for reference. The bow is more intact so only a few things would change. The stern is a twisted mess almost completely unrecognizable. Where the set separates is perfect
My father always said that the Titanic might have been kept afloat for longer, if some weighted tarpaulin sheets could have been draped over the side where the damage was. They might have stemmed the leaking seams sufficiently to allow the pumps to keep the boat afloat until help arrived. Similarly, some cling film around the Lego Hull would have helped!!!
I dont think any amount of tarpaulins would have done any good. When the ship hit the iceberg it created a 300-foot-long line of damage on the starboard section of the hull, including punctures and gashes, that opened up too many compartments to the sea, the weight of the water dragged the bow down so low that the ship eventually sank. If it had more lifeboats many more people could have been saved.
@@janetpendlebury6808 if the titanic hit the iceberg directly it might have been able to stay afloat. Also if the didn't stop and reverse the engines and keep the same speed and just turned the rutter it's possible that it could have avoided the iceberg completely.
@@DonMarzzoni if the wireless operators had passed the iceberg warnings onto the captain, if the ship had been going slower, if there had been enough lifeboats for all the passengers, many many maybe's and if's in this tragedy.
@@janetpendlebury6808 If a nearby ship recognized the signal flares as signs of distress rather than an emergency. So many lessons were learned from that tragedy.
I love the irony of pairing the ocean salvage boat with the Titantic - again - to see if it floats. Wrong on so many levels but dang, dude, fun, fun fun.
I wonder what might happen if you were to remove some of the supporting structures in Boat, A, and B Deck? Obviously the model is top heavy, but the keel of the vessel SHOULD be wide enough to keep her stable as long as the weight matches, she is actually wider to her length and height to her historical namesake. Something to consider, for sure! I'd test it myself, but I don't have a pool :P
I've got a video suggestion! You should buy a random lego set and see what you can build without building the intended idea. Maybe an x-wing becomes a racecar, or a tractor becomes a mech suit. Who knows what kind of possibilities there are
Lego Titanic: ahhh this is a nice day out on the water. Bricksie: *adds big ice block in pool* Lego Titanic: welp I guess I'll just capsize and sink. Real Titanic: First time? RIP Lego Titanic
Maybe for the underwater area, replicating part the titanic with dark tan bricks with coral detail representing the wreckage site could serve a viable alternative to make the ship fit.
A good idea for another icons set I would love to see other ships like the Lusitania or the Aquitania but they wouldn’t sell as they are less iconic than the Titanic
I cannot imagine the work you put into building this “Block” Buster and have to use your air compressor to clean each part pain stakingly to remove any water droplets from 9,090 submerged parts. I liked the Ice Scape. Should inspire the creators to recreate the LEGO Iceberg !
I think you should do more "Will it float" videos with Lego ships as they come out. If you have them there are some Creator ships that could be tested too. We know the boats made from the pre-cast hulls will float (like the big exploration ship you started with) but it is still interesting to see if the builds will stay the right way in the water. And then you have tons of other boats in various series that could be tested.
Talk about taking the piss, just hope the ghosts from the Titanic don’t get his zip code and haunt him out! Anyway, it is a beautiful model though and I’m so glad that those little brown blocks the Titanic sits on do come off because I think having the Titanic sitting on a blue Lego mat would make it look more stunning... do they do Lego mats in navy blue? Anyway keep up with those nice videos
Bricksie you absolute monster! A day of displaying possibly the most amazing Lego set ever, and the next day you have submerged it in icey water in a paddling pool!! Haha! Great video and always good to see more titanic, wish you luck drying it out!!!
Without a heavy keel as a counter weight it's unlikley to work. But if you added one or more of those weights from the old Lego ships and some inflated ballons into the engineering spaces (by removing the engines etc) that might help overcome the top-heavyness.
Lego created some heavy pieces to put on the bottom of ships a long long time ago to make them float, i used to use them in the bathtub when i was a kid lol. maybe try putting a bunch of those on the bottom
1997 'wow how awesome is titanic! The sinking scene is spectacular!!' 2021 'omg how dare you make a joke using a toy about something that doesn't effect me'
That was what I figured would happen. When I was a kid, I tried to make a boat out of my legos, so I could sink it. Well... It would not sink. because air is trapped in the blocks, but it also did not float high ether.
If lego actually followed the engineering of a boat and the full design with the full bottom and keel it would actually float and not topple over Maybe an easier way instead of building one would be some sort weight attached to the bottom...
Hello Jordan. Wow you did it!!! I didn't thinks that you would do it!!! For the drying, I would put the model near a mild heat source (hair dryer) and it should dry by itseft. Great video!!!
Back in the 80's There was a Lego Bulk Carrier boat that I had, and it came with 2 weights that made a Keel that attached to the bottom of the boat which allowed the boat to stay upright. The Cargo Freighter Boat 4015.
I remember they used to make a weight that would balance any lego boat you made in water to keep it floating, pretty sure my cousin still has one. Also anyone remember the battery powered mini submarines?
What LEGO Set # is that "Long Haul Deep Sea Exploration"? My Son would LOVE to have that set, and even IF i couldn't find or buy it for cheap enough, I could always just build it with the instructions and pieces I'd buy from BrickLink!
Can you do a video ranking the lego trains you have? I just bought the passenger train, my first one! I like the looks of the cargo one better, but I figured I’d start with the cheaper one to see how I like it
@Tannjam will it though? Jack's didn't...Rose would selfishly let you freeze to death too. You'd have to make Rose share the door with you (as Mythbusters proved they both would've fit and it would still float), then both your hearts would go on
I plan to make my own Titanic movie with trumpeters Titanic Converted to rc and then use the lego Titanic as the sinking ship and yes I intend to make it as historically accurate as possible using James Cameron's 2012 and 1997 sinkings and combining them it will be put on RUclips so everyone can enjoy it
The events of the Titanic were a tragedy. Please know that we made this video purely to have some fun with this LEGO set.
Hello bricksie
Alright.
It’s sad that we live in a time where we feel compelled to write disclaimers so as to not offend idiots.
10/10 I grade you man
🤩🤩🤩🤣😍😍😍
Your killing me of rewatching that scene of the bout repeating it's end in peace😢🛳️🏔️❄️
I wonder how much longer and wider the model would have been if they had made it to nano-fig scale. Perhaps someone will try to combine 2 or more sets on Rebrickable and produce one.
Lego really went for historical accuracy on this set.
Titanic didn't capsize
Not as accurate as the trumpeter 1/200 titanic kit
Not to mention the price, the trumpeter kit is cheaper than the lego set, and is very accurate and superb detail if you buy pontos kit, scaledecks, and china 3d printed parts, all up to maybe $800, same price as the lego kit.
Sorta, not really though
How hard was it to make the Titanic
It blows my mind that this set is almost as long as Danny Devito is tall. I’m definitely preordering it.
I wish I would've including that in my review 🤣
@@Bricksie That would’ve been hilarious 😆
Next Lego set in 2022: life-sized Danny DeVito.
Actually its longer than him lol
Did you get one?
To prevent the boat from tipping over, it is essential to weigh it down. This is the case with Playmobil boats where a metal bar is fixed to the bottom of the hull.
even then I doubt it would float for long, hull wasn't designed to keep out water and its too heavy to keep the ship at a realistic water level. i'm sure it can be modified but it would take non-lego things to do.
I think it was really low in the water. The waterline was well past the first bottom rows of windows so it might have been taking on water.
In the OLD lego boats from the 80s, they had these pieces that would attach to the bottom of the hull plates that had weights inside them. They would work.
It was obviously never going to float. You'd need a proper ballast.
You had it on display for one day, one day! How hard was it to keep it in one piece?
It is built very strong
Until you part it out...
@@thatoneidiotnathan it also intentionally comes apart in 3 big pieces lmao not sure if you knew that
Its maiden voyage, imagine that.
@@Chilling498 with the price tag in it not likely
Love this set so jealous I can’t get it tho. Got the colosseum a few months ago so I’m skint XD
@zGladion_ LEGO
"Skint"....?
@@Shinzon23 someone that hasn’t got any money left
Sell it online. Have money for another set rather than something that just gathers dust!
Same .....
The center of gravitiy is too high and/or the width ist too small: The model will capsize as all models with this weakness are doing. You need to lower the enter by gravitiy by using a keel as done for sailing yachts. With this additional weight the model will be to heavy and sinks.
My answer: No, the model doesn't float.
With proper adjustments the Lego Titanic will float
I mean its possible: you can just take the things inside out and rebuild it. Aka u put all the heavy stuff in the lower deck.
He cut out a section in the bow to make it sink it’s very visible yet people don’t see it
I washed about 12kg of Lego this weekend, getting it dry is the tricky bit. The only way to make sure if to take it apart completely as water will get in between the bricks.
water evaporates, if in a hot enough environment
Hey man, remember this summer when you were dieing for a pool? Now it's hockey season and your still setting one up lol!!!
As a kid I was forever trying to make Lego boats that floated in the bath. They never did!
Same lol
It's almost twice as big as the underwater area, this thing is huge.
Or seeing how tiny that blue ship looks, which already is a big beast itself…
So the next question is: how long will this take to dry completely? Come back to us in about 3 months? 🙃
😂😳😂My exact thoughts too! 😛
If he breaks iy up into sections and stands them on end so they can drain, I'd give it three days. I clean all my LEGO sets by running them under the faucet.
@@daniel_sc1024 when you clean them with water and they air dry don't the pieces become weak over time ?
@@Bizzy31Oer Their plastic. No.
@@daniel_sc1024 But they switched to a biodegradable formula.
Logos ability to portray realism blows my mind. 10/10 most realistic set. Doesn't get much better than this
It bugged me a little bit that you split it at the wrong point, but I really enjoyed the video nonetheless. Thank you for showing that Lego can still be fun! :D
I agree with the split thing it is supposed to be 3/4 ( the bow ) and 1/4 ( the stern )
I just said something to myself when he split the wrong area I even pointed to the actual area as I found this comment
I think the split is part of the build design.
@@phillalderson3644 it is, it was designed to split in three, he just only pulled the one stop, theres another on the back
I agree after strewn there should be only one funnel in that one funnel should be cut in half with the stern and fall off like in the movie
Gotta give LEGO credit, they made sure every part of it was accurate
You need those lego boat weights. I have like 3 or 4 of them. They used to come with boat models in the 80s. I bet if you added 4 of those weights to the bottom..it would float.
Exactly my thinking.
Just some really heavy weight down below as ballast and she should be fine.
Real ship would've had fuel compartments down below; and use much lighter materials on the superstructure.
That's how they prevent capsizing.
Still, clearly she DOES float.
As basically all LEGO must.
Has to be difficult to make something that actually stays steadily *below* the water.
Locomotives used to have 2x6x2 blocks with steel weights inside them, as well, for traction.
*Bricksie* : Will the LEGO Titanic float?
*Me* : But the question is: Will it blend?
Somebody is bound to use this set to do a wrecked version of Titanic on the seabed, surely!??
That would be a huge build I wish Lego would have come out with an alternate build for the wreck but the we're sneaky in their placement of the separated sections.
Its possible, but I think the colors of the ship will have to be changed a lot due to what it looks like now underwater. I'm sure someone can essentially build it based on the current instructions but adding (or at least subtracting) parts of the build to make it look like the shipwreck. I'm more curious to see if someone plans on making the RMS Britannic using the Hospital colors it had.
@@Crzypengu why do now why not do a pristine 1912 wreck it's something we never saw. Sure the reality of what the sea bed looked like for a few years was unimaginable given the human remains but its not to that level of scale so it could look beautiful
@@charles24852 I guess thats possible as well. It will still require the same amount of detail as the ship that sank that day including the roof structure being smash down quite a bit on the bow. The stern looks like it could be a more challenging build to pull off since the model.itself is in microscope so one has to really make it look like it was smashed down on the ocean floor.
@@Crzypengu when I built my model in minecraft I used the 1985 photos for reference. The bow is more intact so only a few things would change. The stern is a twisted mess almost completely unrecognizable. Where the set separates is perfect
5:10 top 5 most realistic lego sets
But this ship can't sink. - She's made of legos. I assure you, she can.
😂😂😂
My father always said that the Titanic might have been kept afloat for longer, if some weighted tarpaulin sheets could have been draped over the side where the damage was. They might have stemmed the leaking seams sufficiently to allow the pumps to keep the boat afloat until help arrived.
Similarly, some cling film around the Lego Hull would have helped!!!
I dont think any amount of tarpaulins would have done any good. When the ship hit the iceberg it created a 300-foot-long line of damage on the starboard section of the hull, including punctures and gashes, that opened up too many compartments to the sea, the weight of the water dragged the bow down so low that the ship eventually sank. If it had more lifeboats many more people could have been saved.
@@janetpendlebury6808 if the titanic hit the iceberg directly it might have been able to stay afloat. Also if the didn't stop and reverse the engines and keep the same speed and just turned the rutter it's possible that it could have avoided the iceberg completely.
@@DonMarzzoni if the wireless operators had passed the iceberg warnings onto the captain, if the ship had been going slower, if there had been enough lifeboats for all the passengers, many many maybe's and if's in this tragedy.
@@janetpendlebury6808 If a nearby ship recognized the signal flares as signs of distress rather than an emergency. So many lessons were learned from that tragedy.
Love how they even modeled the low pressure steam turbine that powers the center prop!
I love the irony of pairing the ocean salvage boat with the Titantic - again - to see if it floats. Wrong on so many levels but dang, dude, fun, fun fun.
I wonder what might happen if you were to remove some of the supporting structures in Boat, A, and B Deck? Obviously the model is top heavy, but the keel of the vessel SHOULD be wide enough to keep her stable as long as the weight matches, she is actually wider to her length and height to her historical namesake. Something to consider, for sure! I'd test it myself, but I don't have a pool :P
Side pontoons, yes - or A KEEL, as most actual ships historically have gone with 😁👍👌
I've got a video suggestion! You should buy a random lego set and see what you can build without building the intended idea. Maybe an x-wing becomes a racecar, or a tractor becomes a mech suit. Who knows what kind of possibilities there are
Lego Titanic: ahhh this is a nice day out on the water.
Bricksie: *adds big ice block in pool*
Lego Titanic: welp I guess I'll just capsize and sink.
Real Titanic: First time?
RIP Lego Titanic
Maybe for the underwater area, replicating part the titanic with dark tan bricks with coral detail representing the wreckage site could serve a viable alternative to make the ship fit.
A good idea for another icons set I would love to see other ships like the Lusitania or the Aquitania but they wouldn’t sell as they are less iconic than the Titanic
I cannot imagine the work you put into building this “Block” Buster and have to use your air compressor to clean each part pain stakingly to remove any water droplets from 9,090 submerged parts. I liked the Ice Scape. Should inspire the creators to recreate the LEGO Iceberg !
7:21 - 7:29 got my anxiety going, was worried you’d drop it
I never once asked if this floats, but after night shift Im happy this is a video lol
Wow, even the Lego titanic want to run into the iceberg. Very accurate model
Imagine in 100 years when lego releases a World Trade Center set and we start making videos about if jet fuel will melt metal beams lol.
Or throw lego planes into the lego towers. Hahahaha
This is brilliant! Haha. But after you hit the iceberg, you had to have known it was going to sink/fall out lol. History gave us that prediction lol.
I think you should do more "Will it float" videos with Lego ships as they come out. If you have them there are some Creator ships that could be tested too. We know the boats made from the pre-cast hulls will float (like the big exploration ship you started with) but it is still interesting to see if the builds will stay the right way in the water. And then you have tons of other boats in various series that could be tested.
If it's historically accurate it should have sunk while Celine Dion music is playing
Have to say I was more surprised by this video than the initial unboxing! Great video.
Talk about taking the piss, just hope the ghosts from the Titanic don’t get his zip code and haunt him out! Anyway, it is a beautiful model though and I’m so glad that those little brown blocks the Titanic sits on do come off because I think having the Titanic sitting on a blue Lego mat would make it look more stunning... do they do Lego mats in navy blue? Anyway keep up with those nice videos
Bricksie you absolute monster! A day of displaying possibly the most amazing Lego set ever, and the next day you have submerged it in icey water in a paddling pool!! Haha! Great video and always good to see more titanic, wish you luck drying it out!!!
5:11 - same energy 😄👍 that's because of ice 10000%!!
Thanks for idea and your creative - that was my main question about this set from the release 😀
Great vid, I wouldn't want to take a trip on a boat made by LEGO engineers, ha ha!
Thank you for NOT playing "my heart will go on..." 🤩🤩🤩
Without a heavy keel as a counter weight it's unlikley to work. But if you added one or more of those weights from the old Lego ships and some inflated ballons into the engineering spaces (by removing the engines etc) that might help overcome the top-heavyness.
@@MCP-MZT Indeed, and you would if I had a spare 600 pounds lying around.
This takes me back to all those old Lego sinking ship videos
Rather build a ship that floats for that much money. Lego: let's design another huge set that isn't functional.
Lego fans: I'm sold, how much?
Lego created some heavy pieces to put on the bottom of ships a long long time ago to make them float, i used to use them in the bathtub when i was a kid lol. maybe try putting a bunch of those on the bottom
So cool that you actually put that set in the water!
1997 'wow how awesome is titanic! The sinking scene is spectacular!!' 2021 'omg how dare you make a joke using a toy about something that doesn't effect me'
That was what I figured would happen. When I was a kid, I tried to make a boat out of my legos, so I could sink it. Well... It would not sink. because air is trapped in the blocks, but it also did not float high ether.
Imagine dying a watery death and then your casket gets turned into a Lego set…
I had a gut instinct you would do this 😂😂
You wrote ”gut“ are you German too?
@@mick3520 gut means Bauch in this case. You would translate gut instinct as Bauchgefühl here, I guess
@@mick3520 no I am British cool to know that’s a German word
@@hanchesterman5661 i‘m a bit confused but I get what you mean. Thanks
@@geef3602 gut means good in german ( very creative I know)
I love how the nosed looks like cake when u cut it
If lego actually followed the engineering of a boat and the full design with the full bottom and keel it would actually float and not topple over
Maybe an easier way instead of building one would be some sort weight attached to the bottom...
Gentelmen, it has been a privilage playing with you tonight.
lots of fun !
yes that's a great part of Lego, i've played in bathroom with mine as child !
Someone: "Mom can we watch the titanic" Mom: "We have titanic at home" Titanic at home:
Hello Jordan. Wow you did it!!! I didn't thinks that you would do it!!! For the drying, I would put the model near a mild heat source (hair dryer) and it should dry by itseft. Great video!!!
Hi bricksie I starting a Lego Collection love your video
I'm sure if you really wanted to, you could gut the upper half of it, glue the hull sealed, and put a lego motor in there to spin the propellers.
Back in the 80's There was a Lego Bulk Carrier boat that I had, and it came with 2 weights that made a Keel that attached to the bottom of the boat which allowed the boat to stay upright. The Cargo Freighter Boat 4015.
What I’m amazed about is how this man can make a short title into a 9 minute long video
Puts the Lego Titanic in the water to see if it floats upright:
Lego Titanic: *Capzises just like her sistership the HMHS Britannic*
Floating was not the problem. Vulnerability to icebergs was the problem.
7:17 That was the funniest thing i saw all day. 😂
(Nerd alert) Appreciate the disclaimer at the beginning. I worry that some people forget that this was a real event with real people affected
Womp womp
Well, it´s the Titanic. We all know it would happen....
Forgone conclusion🤣
Good murning, what an EPIC video!
*OH OH WE FORGOT ABOUT THE ICY WATERS* _throws ice cubes in the pool_
This got me good 😂
The more the slow motion replays went on the harder I laughed xD
Bricksie: Will this float?
Me: (softly) *don't*
I remember they used to make a weight that would balance any lego boat you made in water to keep it floating, pretty sure my cousin still has one.
Also anyone remember the battery powered mini submarines?
What kind of weight was it? I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this before
@@BlazerPandaI it was a little red weight that you attach underneath any lego platform to keep it from sinking
@@BlazerPandaI its called a lego boat keel
@@RussianHennessy you wouldn’t happen to know a part name or link where I could find it would you?
@@RussianHennessy oh okay thanks
Sooooo....are you going to build a LEGO iceberg next?
I love the fact that the lego city boat was just swimming around the pool that’s soo cool good job bricksie
What LEGO Set # is that "Long Haul Deep Sea Exploration"? My Son would LOVE to have that set, and even IF i couldn't find or buy it for cheap enough, I could always just build it with the instructions and pieces I'd buy from BrickLink!
Next up: Can the lego space shuttle survive atmospheric re-entry?
I really want this set as i was obsessed with the titanic when i was a kid
this is the largest lego set I've ever seen all though i was disappointed that it didn't float but great video
My favorite part of the titanic lego set ( my favorite lego set i have yet to get) is that you can perfectly replicate the sinking of the ship
"no lego was harmed during the progression of this video"
Titanic ironically fell to its side like britannic!
LEGO should do a version where the titanic is sunken and all rusted
I was on the edge of my seat, but sadly, it had to go down, like Decaprrio at the end of the movie. I'll never let go, Jack.
Love how this set is big and beautiful
What a missed opportunity. You could have thrown dozens of mini figures into the water also.
I would have killed to have this Lego set if it existed when I was 11
God help this guy when lego makes the Twin Towers
The fact that it’s the titanic means that whatever happens is correct 😂
Can you do a video ranking the lego trains you have? I just bought the passenger train, my first one! I like the looks of the cargo one better, but I figured I’d start with the cheaper one to see how I like it
My heart will go on.
@Tannjam will it though? Jack's didn't...Rose would selfishly let you freeze to death too. You'd have to make Rose share the door with you (as Mythbusters proved they both would've fit and it would still float), then both your hearts would go on
I was the thumbs down because that joke was horrible!😂🤣😂
I'm busy building this as I watch. It's an amazing set
Reminds me of the film 'Raising of the Titanic' 😂 6:55
Now the question is: Will it sink?
This dude through his ice in the pool, the family was like 🧐
I like the idea of letting Mrs. Bricksie get a chance to rebuild it.
Well done with your care in presenting it with your start up notice. 👍
WHY DOES IT MATTER
Everyone knew it wouldn’t float. But we all wanted to see what would happen😂
Now you have the impossible task of drying Lego…
The trick to this is proper balance and weighting. that and of course a sealed hull. Every Titanic model I've tried this with it always capsizes.
I plan to make my own Titanic movie with trumpeters Titanic Converted to rc and then use the lego Titanic as the sinking ship and yes I intend to make it as historically accurate as possible using James Cameron's 2012 and 1997 sinkings and combining them it will be put on RUclips so everyone can enjoy it
wow lego really thought of everything while designing this
*Titanic is so cool! I made RC Titanic, thank you for the very good video.~~~^_^ 👍👍👍*