Academy 14215 - 1/400 Scale Titanic Model Kit (MCP) - Heritage Ship Model  [AC-14215]

Academy 14215 - 1/400 Titanic (MCP)
Price:
NZD$80.60
Brand:
Academy
Model:
AC-14215
Condition:
Brand New
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Academy 1/400 Titanic Model Kit - Heritage Ship Build

The Academy 1/400 Titanic model kit delivers a compact yet detailed representation of the RMS Titanic for hobbyists who value historical accuracy. The parts are engineered to recreate the vessel's lines and deck arrangement at a small but clear scale. This kit suits those who enjoy careful assembly and period research.

Historical Context and Modelling Interest

The Titanic remains a focal point for maritime history, and this model allows modellers to explore its form in miniature. The 1/400 scale balances display size with visible detail, so elements like superstructure and lifeboats remain distinct. The build gives a satisfying mix of historical reference and hands-on modelling work.

Construction Quality and Display Considerations

Manufactured from quality plastic, the Academy Titanic kit includes accurate hull sections, deck fittings, and other visible features. For best results, paint and cement are recommended to define details and secure small parts. Finished models offer a tidy presentation suitable for shelves or cabinets.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/400
  • Material: High-quality plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Recommended for enhanced realism
New builders can attempt this kit, but expect fine parts and some tricky fits; it is easier for those with at least one basic model under their belt.
Decals are typical for markings on similar kits; follow standard decal setting techniques and use decal softener if needed to conform to small surfaces.
A clean, well-lit bench with magnification and small tweezers helps when handling tiny fittings. Organise parts and plan sub-assemblies before gluing.
Yes, modellers often add fine rigging, photo-etch parts, or scratch-built elements to increase realism, though these require extra skill and tools.

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