The Golden Age of Ocean Travel – A Masterpiece of Edwardian Elegance
Own a breathtaking tribute to the most famous ocean liner in history with this large-scale RMS Titanic model. Representing the pinnacle of the "Golden Age of Travel," this 40-inch replica is far more than a decorative piece; it is a labor-intensive work of art that captures the tragic grandeur and architectural brilliance of the White Star Line’s flagship. Meticulously constructed over hundreds of hours, this model serves as a definitive centerpiece for discerning collectors, maritime historians, and executive environments.
Every inch of this replica radiates historical accuracy and luxury. Utilizing the traditional plank-on-frame method—the same technique used at the Harland and Wolff shipyards in 1912—this model is built with individual wood strips to create a perfectly contoured hull. From the iconic black, white, and red livery to the microscopic detail of the wooden lifeboats and brass stanchions, this masterpiece is designed for those who demand museum-level excellence without the labor of assembly.
Exquisite Craftsmanship & Specifications
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True Scale Artistry: Measures a commanding 40” L x 4.5" W x 14” H.
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Premium Materials: Hand-built using high-grade sustainable woods including Western Red Cedar, Rosewood, and Mahogany.
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Zero Plastic Construction: Authentic build featuring metal anchors, brass steam pipes, and intricate wood skylights; no plastic components used.
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Museum Detail: Features meticulously handcrafted wooden lifeboats with internal ribbing, accurate scale rigging, and hundreds of individual hand-cut windows.
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Professional Finish: Hand-painted in the authentic historical colors of the 1912 original with a clear-coat protective finish.
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Display Ready: Includes a polished hardwood base with an elegant brass nameplate.
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Shipping: Expertly crated in a wooden frame and dispatched via our OMH dropship partnership; ships in 2-3 business days.
A Legacy in Every Detail
The RMS Titanic was the largest and most luxurious moving object ever built by man at the time of her launch in May 1911. Designed to be a marvel of modern safety and Edwardian opulence, she stood 104 feet tall and stretched 883 feet in length. On April 14, 1912, during her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City, the "Unsinkable" legend struck an iceberg, leading to the greatest maritime disaster in history. Today, the Titanic remains a symbol of human ambition and the enduring spirit of heroism and tragedy that defines the early 20th century.
