The video appears to be a time-lapse documentation of a person building the Lego Titanic, a massive 9,088-piece set. The builder, who is also the narrator, shares their excitement and anticipation as they unbox and begin construction. Throughout the video, they provide commentary on the set's details, their building process, and their exhaustion.
The narrator also takes a break to promote a cashback service called "t-shops," which allows users to earn money back on online purchases.
The video spans multiple days, with the builder working on different sections of the Titanic. They express their amazement at the set's complexity and attention to detail, particularly the engine and other intricate parts.
Finally, after 19 months of assembly, the builder completes the Lego Titanic, marveling at its grandeur and the satisfaction of finishing such a massive project.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The LEGO Titanic costs 629 euros.
2. The LEGO Titanic has 9,088 pieces.
3. The LEGO Titanic comes in three large boxes.
4. The boxes contain sections of the ship, including the bow, middle, and stern.
5. The instructions for the LEGO Titanic are 258 pages long.
6. The LEGO Titanic has a central section with a cannon.
7. The LEGO Titanic has lifeboats and cranes.
8. The LEGO Titanic has detailed windows and corridors.
9. The LEGO Titanic has a complex engine system.
10. The LEGO Titanic has a total of 320 pages of instructions.
11. The LEGO Titanic is over 19 months in assembly.
12. The LEGO Titanic has yellow pistons and moving gears.
13. LEGO celebrated its 110th anniversary in 2021.
14. The name "Titanic" comes from Greek mythology.