Revell 1:570 Scale
For the beginner or younger age modeler

Skill level 1.5

Revell's description:
liner went down on her maiden voyage in 1912 with great loss of life. Years later, her wreckage was finally located on the ocean floor. Features: Instructions for full radio and mast rigging, display stand.
(Product #: 0445)

This model has been around for quite some time now. It's considered a classic starter kit. Most of the pieces are pre assembled and ready to be glued to the kit. Due to the size of this kit (@ 18.5" long), there isn't much detail on this model when you look at it at close range. If you stand back a bit it tends to look a little better, but isn't that true with just about anything?

You do have the option of putting on rigging and cables on this kit, but it doesn't need to have it to give it a better look. In fact, if the wrong size thread is used, it will just look to big and bulky and take away from the overall look. There used be a version of this model that came with all of the paints as well. I'm not sure if this is still around. Call aound to your local hobby stores to find out. Everyone has a different idea of what kinds of paints to use, so your probably best off leaving it up to the person your buying this for.

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Also available on a limited basis are custom made decals from this site...

1/570th Titanic Railing Set, with Skylight Covers by Doug May

This is Doug May's personal design of railing decals for the 1/570th Revell Titanic model. These can be used instead of removing the plastic, and gives a decent realistic appearance.

Windows, doors, portholes, railing signs and anchor grating by Bruce Beveridge's

Titanic decals for 1:570. Contains windows and doors, as well as many other miscellaneous items such as portholes, railing signs and anchor grating. Includes a plan of A-Deck to help modelers replace the kit's rectangular bulkhead.

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