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Lego’s 3,011-piece The Endurance sets sail on November 29th.
Adding to its growing collection of doomed ocean-going vessels, Lego’s The Endurance recreates Ernest Shackleton’s ship that sunk in 1915 after being trapped in Antarctic ice for 10 months. Lego’s $269.99 version doesn’t float, but features a working steering wheel, four detachable life boats, sails, and removable panels revealing interior cabins and a replica of the ship’s steam engine.
1/5Lego’s 3,011-piece The Endurance includes elaborate rigging and sails. Image: Lego
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