
The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith
The White City. Seven levels. One very big table.

1.35 metres of ship. It splits into three so you can see inside.
9,090pieces№ 10294
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What you're actually getting
The Titanic at 1:200, the longest LEGO set ever made. It separates into three sections to show the grand staircase, the boiler rooms, the first-class dining saloon and the engines — with turning propellers and pistons.
9,090 pieces. A season of evenings, then a ship that needs a shelf of its own. When someone says "look what I found", this is what they mean.
What's inside
How long it takes
About a whole season of evenings.
Roughly 18–28 hours of building — our estimate from the piece count, not a promise. Bags numbered into the twenties. Glorious.
On the shelf
Marathon.
Big. Plan a dedicated spot before the last bag.
Who this makes happy
Anyone who stops to look at boats
Long, elegant and impossible to ignore.
Grown-ups who want an evening off
Ages 18+ on the box means built for adults.
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