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

My 9 year old son is going through his titanic fanatic phase and he was so happy to receive this model titanic for his birthday. It was defiantly worth the investment to see him as happy as he is. The ship breakes just like the titanic whrn its in water. It is really nice and it has plenty of detail for a 3d printed model. Overall I give it a 10/10.

Good size, a lot of attention to details especially the fact that it slowly sings in splits into like the actual Titanic. This is a great learning tool or just a fun toy. Just remember not to yank it apart right side up. You should turn it upside down and slowly it comes apart to prevent damage to the locking mechanism or just let it sink in water and it will split apart on its own. I give this product five stars even though the system is only letting me give it four.

Really nice it has a lot of detail. my 14 year old son really liked this now just looking for a brittanic

The media could not be loaded. Very good! Sinks and breaks!

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.

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.

My son received his Titanic today. Initially he had some concerns about how it was sinking or coming apart, but after some time to get himself acquainted with it, he is very excited and satisfied with this model! There’s another review floating around under my name from earlier that he wrote out of frustration… I’ll be looking to delete that one if possible. Thanks for the model! My 9 year old is VERY into every bite of history he can find.

The media could not be loaded. Review from Mavrick (8yrs old): Sinks very fast. Sinks very cool. My favorite part is that the split and plunge is so good. I hope you like the video! This is a sign to buy this. Very cool. 5 stars