Titanic Submersible Model by TheRoller3d Dual Action Floating or Breaking/Sinking Model, SlowSinking,Kid Tested & Approved

I’m really impressed with this product! The level of detail is fantastic, and it looks even better in person. It sinks really well, which makes it great for creating a realistic underwater scene. The included iceberg is also a really nice touch and adds even more to the overall look. Overall, this is a great product with excellent attention to detail. Definitely happy with my purchase! Many thanks to TheRoller3D for creating such a great product! Keep up the amazing work!

Great product, exactly what it was marketed as. Though it is a bit pricey I bought it and it was 100% worth it. They even have smaller details like where the grand staircase windows would be and collapsible A and B. Literally the only thing that I don’t think I loved about this model was that the flag on the back was just much too big to be correct to scale for the rest of the ship so that’s my only correction. Otherwise, if you’re interested in buying this model, definitely do! It’s perfect for little kids and enthusiasts!

My grandson likes to take his Titanic into the bathtub. He loves how it splits apart. Now, after many months, it is still his favorite toy and even took it with him on vacation this summer.

I love it but my plug to make it float doesn’t close all the way

It’s a 3D printed model. I would say for the price I would expect something way more detailed than the layers of 3D plastic compiled on top of each other. When pulling the plug on the front it usually tips on its side. If I hold it until water gets in the front I can sometimes keep it to sink level. I would say there was some good engineering to get it to work the way it does but if it wasn’t for my son I would most likely send it back. I would say this is a solid $50 tops boat. I have it 4 stars instead of three just because the engineering and thought put into the design and mechanical workings of the lever.

It’s true! The titanic broke apart and sunk to the bottom of the bathtub! I was skeptical it would work, but my grandson was counting on it and down it went.

It's nice and big and that's cool. But the 3D printing is a bit sloppy in some spots where the plastic melted out, not uniform. I would say it's not worth asking price, and needs some attention to detail. Tip for anyone wondering how to take the 2 parts apart without breaking it: Flip it upside down.

Everything is perfect on this model down to the last few details everything I love the way that you have to use your finger to pull it out to let it sink and I love how it puts in half. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth my money though that I will have a model and the thing is, I’ve been trying to get my hands on the Titanic and wrist model since I was a little kid and my first grade teacher read to me the story about the Titanic and I was looking online for toys and saw the Titan model on eBay, but it was a bit pricey but now I am a proud owner of the Titanic model. Thanks to you guys.