SuSenGo Building Bricks for Titanic 1021 Pieces Block Model Kit

I got this for my 7 year old son who is a lego fanatic. The set was too difficult for him to do on his own because the instructions were picture based and not really numbered like with LEGO sets. The bags weren’t even numbered. No worries though, just a slight inconvenience. Aside from that, the bricks were solid and can fit with LEGO brand bricks. The pieces fit together nicely and of the 1,000+ pieces, we were only missing a small red brick, which we were able to replace with one of his extra LEGO bricks. The set is huge and a little to delicate to be played with as a toy. The display light was a nice addition, Although, my son wants to play with it. I foresee a future of fixing the titanic many times. Anyways, it’s a great set for cheap and I’m super bummed this company only makes this one set and not more. Good quality and great design.

This took a lot of time and frustration to build with hard instructions but once you get into it, it gets easier. I say it’s well worth it and really fun to build and play with. Took about 2 days to build. The thing I like is that the pieces are Lego sized which is hard to find on Amazon. Well worth the price!! Good gift for people who like titanic and building things!!

I had been waiting forever to buy this and finally did, my roommate & I loved it! We gladly spent 5 hours doing this til 2am, only having to re-fix some fallen pieces every now & then & with only one bathroom break haha. Building legos is always fun even when you’re 30 haha!I say the directions were a 4 star just because it was hard to see smaller items/lines on the pages because they were glossy. I kinda wish the book was also a bit larger for us squinting folks. I think it was probably like the size of like paper 8x11 with like 10 pages front & back. The best part about the book is the guidance. It showed pictures very well, even showed the smaller pieces above it for reference on how to build. The graphics were good, it was very easy to build this.This was definitely fun and highly recommend. I only have 3 complaints though. 1. we were missing parts of the crocodile that was supposed to come with it (see photo). Not that it really matters lol but it was cute that it was part of the set. & 2. How are you going to sell a titanic themed Lego set & make ROSES HAIR BLONDE!!! Her hair is Red!! Haha shame! & 3. The stand that you build was definitely not sturdy enough, I use mine without it because mine wasn’t flat. It wobbled and was properly put together, just one side was shorter for some reason or bent not sure.Also, when you receive the box don’t freak out like I did because the box itself isn’t titanic themed just says something like Lego ship set. Have fun!

This was a present for my 6 year old. The first 10 steps to build the red & black lower layers of the ship were difficult to follow and keep together. Even I had to look really hard to see the brick edges in the instructions. However, once the white plates went on the build felt stronger, each step was simpler to understand, and my kid was mostly able to finish it by himself. I don’t know if these pieces were quite name brand quality, but they seemed decent enough. My kid was very happy with the result.

Although their were about 7 Lego peices missing so had to use old Lego set peices. The instructions were good, although it would help to show the boat on both sides not just pics of one side. My 9 yr old needed some help from me on the 3rd and 4th row and he has done all Harry Potter sets by himself. The Lego people are way oversized for the boat. Overall pretty cool, buy needs a Lil improvement.

Here is the deal, people. I have a 7 year old who is, like most 7 year olds, obsessed with the Titanic and legos. We have spent A LOT of money on Legos. And for the price, I actually thought this was a fairly decent buy for my daughter's BIG Christmas gift. I'm from the South and my mama told me that you should always do a compliment sandwich where you stick the negative in between two positive things. Here we go.It is beautiful and really cool. (Well, on the photos on Amazon- we haven't gotten it fully assembled yet, so I can't say for sure this is true in real life.). And it is now April. The pieces are well painted- or however they color Legos.Now, for the tea. This was so unbelievably difficult that I literally wanted to cry at several points. My boyfriend (and trust me, it's a miracle we are still together after attempting to assemble this as a couple) struggled ALL of Christmas Day with this beast. And still we could not get past the stern. IT continued to break apart. I think the designer of this set took legitimate advice from the real Titanic engineers in how to create a super faulty ship that would break apart easily. No lives were lost in the attempted assembly of this model, but that is only because we love the Lord and believe in forgiveness. WE FORGIVE the people that made the worst instruction booklet ever to exist in Asia. WE FORGIVE the Lego engineers behind Susengo. WE FORGIVE the person who had the audacity to write "Easy to assemble" on the box. But most importantly, we FORGIVE ourselves for purchasing this, for not having the intellectual quotient to complete it and for letting our child down.IF you are able to purchase this and complete it- I am sure you will be very happy with your achievement in life and have a beautiful model. IF this does occur, go ahead and join MENSA and begin mining for Bitcoin because YOU are going somewhere BIG. I think that sums it up. Ya'll be good, now ya hear?