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LEGO SS Nomadic
Complement the official Titanic set with her little sister, the tender SS Nomadic - the last White Star Line ship in existence (above the surface, anyway).
This ship ferried some of Titanic's most illustriously wealthy passengers to the ship when it was making call in Cherbourg harbor, France (it even makes a brief appearance in the iconic 1997 film). After a long, unique career, the Nomadic was ultimately saved and restored to her former glory; you can see her today at outside the Titanic Museum in Belfast, Ireland.
This MOC was designed to be 1/200 scale, which makes it in scale with the official Titanic set. The build was originally designed by Jay Cal from the Lego Titanic Builders Facebook group. He provided the LDRAW file, and I re-built the design in Bricklink Studio. I made minor aesthetic changes / some price optimization but the design credit truly goes to him, hence why I make these instructions as well as the Studio file free for download. Keep in mind that this is an advanced build and will not be as sturdy as official sets.
Find the free instructions on Rebrickable.com!
You can also follow all the fun on Instagram: @BenBuildsLego
LEGO SS Nomadic
Complement the official Titanic set with her little sister, the tender SS Nomadic - the last White Star Line ship in existence (above the surface, anyway).
This ship ferried some of Titanic's most illustriously wealthy passengers to the ship when it was making call in Cherbourg harbor, France (it even makes a brief appearance in the iconic 1997 film). After a long, unique career, the Nomadic was ultimately saved and restored to her former glory; you can see her today at outside the Titanic Museum in Belfast, Ireland.
This MOC was designed to be 1/200 scale, which makes it in scale with the official Titanic set. The build was originally designed by Jay Cal from the Lego Titanic Builders Facebook group. He provided the LDRAW file, and I re-built the design in Bricklink Studio. I made minor aesthetic changes / some price optimization but the design credit truly goes to him, hence why I make these instructions as well as the Studio file free for download. Keep in mind that this is an advanced build and will not be as sturdy as official sets.
Find the free instructions on Rebrickable.com!
You can also follow all the fun on Instagram: @BenBuildsLego