I’m glad to introduce you the MOC of the RMS Queen Mary ocean liner, one of the most famous ships ever existed.
The RMS Queen Mary is a retired British ocean liner launched in 1934 and operated by the Cunard White Star / Cunard Line until 1967, year from which the ship remained permanently moored as museum, hotel and restaurant at Long Beach, California. This ship has a classic design that derives from the historic Cunard’s ships as the Lusitania and the Aquitania, but she’s bigger and faster and has an innovative cruise stern; the Queen Mary also served as troopship during the World War II and during a crossing in the 1943 she carried 16.683 persons on board, a standing record for the most passengers ever transported on one vessel!

This huge model is almost 40 inches long and 5,8 inches wide, it has 4689 parts and it weights more than 4 kg!
This 1:325 scale replica of the ship is designed in a Creator style and it has tiles, slopes, bricks, modified parts and plates joint in an unique and detailed model.

MOC specifications:

Scale: 1:325
Parts count: 4689
Size in inches: 39,3 x 5,8 x 8,4
Size in centimeters: 99,7 x 14,6 x 21,3
Size in bricks: 124,6 x 18,3 x 26,6
Approximate weight: 4,04 kg / 142,56 oz
Year: 2021
Designed by Bruno Sericano