Valentines Titanic Ship Puzzles Collection Review

It was everything my son wanted from Santa this year so the pressure was on. After reading the instructions and preparing a good open/flat space, the build went as smoothly as could be. The included tool made it easy to pop out, assembly was easy, instructions were clear and no glue was required. From start to finish it took about 3 days for 2-3 hours every day to build. My son is six years old and was able to help drill holes and find the necessary parts while his father did the actual…

Bought a long time ago. The puzzle says 4 hours to assemble. I can hardly believe it. It took about a week to assemble, but I spent time gluing the various pieces together. You should look at the instructions carefully. When I attached the skin to the bodywork I took the time and taped the seams, if you don't do this your sides won't come out smooth, the panels wouldn't stay flush with each other just like smoke sticks, the gluing looked much better . . When lighting, you need to pay close…

Assembly was easy for the most part, there were some issues with some parts requiring a bit of glue or clear tape to stay in place - mainly knots on the Upper deck and wrapping of the largest outer bow The shell. Pulling the bow and stern put tension on the parts, causing the ledges to constantly pop out. I added a drop of glue, let it dry and moved on. The most difficult parts were the LED lighting filaments. I had 6-8 inches left, so I redid my work and checked to make sure I didn't…

This is a really nice piece of the puzzle that I would call an "Elegant Masterpiece". I have to say that a lot of attention to detail went into creating this 3D puzzle piece. The extra light gives it a real beauty, especially when you light it up at night, oh my. It took me time and dedication to process everything, plus I had a good open space to lay everything out first so I could get a good mental picture of how I was going to start and how I was going to finish. Once you set it up, it would