RMS Titanic Wood Model Kit AMC7002
Original price was: $29.99.$23.99Current price is: $23.99.
Build your very own scale version of theH.M.S. TitanicFreighter! Featuring 22 parts laser-cut for precision, you can easily assemble this HMS Titanic Wood Model Kit with white household glue in about an hour using the detailed instructions that help guide every step of the way. This model kit measures 11 3/4-inches long when complete and is for model builders ages 8 and up. Paint and glue not included.
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