MODS

The Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic is the most detailed model of its kind. It is based on careful study of the original passenger liner that set sail for the first and last time on April 10, 1912. However, for a model that costs upwards of $1,800 USD you would think it would be perfect, but you will be wrong. There are always opportunities to customize and add more realistic details to every model.

Luckily, there are communities of fans who, like myself, are passionate about updating these partwork models to be more realistic and accurate to the real thing.  Some of them will produce amazing custom modifications (mods) you can add to your RMS Titanic to give it more accuracy and detail.

Some mods will be very affordable and others are quite expensive. It is totally up to you which ones to install. Every build is going to be slightly different no matter what, so do what you want!

On that note, here will be is a list of the mods I have chosen for my build. Details on and where to get each mod can be found on their individual pages.

My Custom Mods

ModificationIn Issue(s)
Repainting the Forecastle parts1, 8, 9
Painting the Model Modz Pack 1 parts1
Repainting the Hull's anti-fouling2, 4, 5, 6, 10, 13, 15, 21
Repainting the Engine Columns/Base3, 27, 28, 30
Chroming the Engine Rods3, 5, 6, 27
Repainting the Engine Crankshaft Cog3, 29
Repainting Other Engine Parts5, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36
Repainting the Funnels/Details11, 17, 19
Repainting the Forward Well Deck parts12, 13
Blacking Out/Adding Details on the Officer's Quarters14, 16, 20
Detailing the Dome over the Grand Staircase18
Painting the Wooden Skylights20
Adding Light Reflecting Surfaces20
Securing the Funnel Water Pipes20, 22
Painting the lower Well Deck walls21, 24, 25
Repainting the Rectangular Windows22
Adding Frosted 'Glass' to the WindowsDedicated Page
Painting the Deck Ladder steps25
Painting the engine Thrust Blocks26, 34

From Model Modz:

Direct Product LinkUsed in Issue(s)
PACK 1 Mod1
These are sorted by the order they were installed