The Royal Mail Ship Titanic was an unabashed celebration of opulence and technological wizardry. On her maiden voyage, she attracted an impressive roster of internationally known names.  Her 329 first-class passengers had an aggregate wealth exceeding $500 million!

Interest in the Titanic story has never strayed far from the public eye. In 1953, Twentieth Century Fox released the movie Titanic. Walter Lord's famous book A Night to Remember soon followed in 1955. The book became so popular that in 1958 a movie was made based upon it and starred the popular British actor Kenneth More who played Second Officer Lightoller. Other movies followed such as Raise the Titanic, a movie based on the popular novel by Clive Cussler, and S.O.S. Titanic in 1979. And then came the film Titanic, which was directed by James Cameron. It won numerous Film Awards and has become the biggest grossing movie of all time.

After the Titanic‘s discovery in 1985 by Robert Ballard, interest in the story was raised to new levels and it appears that it will never die. The story of the Titanic has become so entrenched in our society that it has become a part of our culture. She, and those she took with her, shall forever remain in our imagination and hearts.

This Titanic feature:

• Scratch-built from the most comprehensive plan

• Plank-on-frame

• 110 V power supply

• Can be displayed with or without light by disconnecting cord from model's base

• Benches, transparent skylights, realistic doors and windows on lower deck levels

• All wooden and metal parts

31" long x 3.5" wide x 12.5" tall             $595   S & H is $50   Case is $300 extra

Massive 4' long x 16" tall x 5" wide   $1,400     S & H is $100 Case is $500 extra

Gigantic 5.5' long x 20" tall x 6" wide $2,499     S & H is $200 Case is $800 extra

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