Building the Metal Earth Premium Series Titanic 3d metal model pt1

Hey everyone and welcome to Groove Builders!
As voted on by you today we start building the Metal Earth Premium Series Titanic! This build is way bigger then the original version and is in full colour too. What changes did metal earth make? What are the tricky bits? And what tools do we need? These are all great questions, and we are going to get the answers. Let’s start with our first page.
Throughout this series, I'll be walking you through each step of the build process, offering tips and tricks along the way. Whether you're a seasoned model builder or a beginner, you'll find this series helpful in some way.
So grab your tools, and let's get building!
Make sure to stay tuned for our review, where we'll be completing this build and showing off the finished model while telling you everything you need to know about it. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button to stay up to date on all my latest building adventures.
Thanks for watching and until next time
keep building!

[@besinio91194]

Just order this, not the same silver one but the colored one, I think, so excited for it to come, and also kinda have to finish my 3 other similar projects before it arrives

[@Finnmarken91]

Thanks for this review! Have mine ready to start, but I'm glad to know what to watch out for!

[@youknoweverything7643]

Love your videos

[@Titan52berg]

Acouple of questions: did you have any difficulty squeezing in the first funnel beside the 'collapsible' boat over the officers' quarters? And did you find those tiny electric cranes on the stern a challenge due their size?

[@RobertIngersoll]

I've just found this hobby, but I don't know where to start. Is there a good model for total beginners? Thank you!

[@Titan52berg]

For starters, try one of the easy level Metal Earth models like any of the butterfly kits, the birdhouse, one of the small planes, or an architectural kit like the Washington Monument, the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, etc. There are iconic structures such as the small Eiffel Tower, San Francisco Bay Bridge, lighthouses and many more. Tools are very much an important part of creating these models; fine tweezers, sharp cutters, long needle-nosed pliers (both large and small types), cylindrical rods of various sizes (for shaping curves and rounded portions of the more advanced models) and a powerful magnifying lamp. Believe me, the magnifying lamp is a godsend when trying to push the very small small tabs through those very tiny slots! Hope this helps you get a good start on a fascinating hobby! The models, when successfully completed, are magnificent little jewels to look at! They are all a test of extreme patience, but done carefully and by paying close attention to the provided instructions, it is possible to have an impressive collection of these glittering masterpieces to display!

[@RobertIngersoll]

@@Titan52berg Thank you very much for such a detailed answer. I really appreciate it. I'm taking your advice and collecting the gear, and checking out some of the builds you mentioned. I can't wait to get started!

[@nicholasmagcamit8233]

I love this model

[@legoreviewsstopmotionandvl8717]

Any submarines soon?

[@GrooveBuilders]

I have a few to do before but I have the metal earth one in the list :)

[@mech023]

HI metal earth used to have the nautilas from 20,000 leagues Disney movie. I have looked for it everywhere .Have you seen it on any web sites? Some sites list it but am unable to buy it.

[@GrooveBuilders]

Yes! I’m a huge fan of the Nautilus and what you’re referring to is a Disney park exclusive. You might be able to find them on eBay but you’ll pay more for it. Sometimes if you download the Disney app, you can buy them when they’re on sale. Best bet is to find a friend in Florida :) Honestly, one of the best submarines ever made.

[@MRodcreator]

I have that too

[@Passiongamingti]

Please 🙏 Where can I find the tool at 5:17 ? Thanks 😊

[@SynthMusik]

I got a set of two of them at Hobby Lobby. I believe I found them in the jewelry making area.

[@NikeSBYYZ]

Any update on adding JWST to your store?

[@GrooveBuilders]

Just listed it on the store a few weeks ago :) groovebuilders.ca/products/jawa-sandcrawler-%e2%84%a2 Holding a vote on the next build soon and I plan to list this one as an option. I’m really curious how it all goes together.

[@NikeSBYYZ]

​@@GrooveBuildersI meant the James Webb Space Telescope :)