COBI 1687 RMS Olympic buy, from £35.95 at 3 shops

COBI 1687: RMS Olympic

£44.99-6%Average price4 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 1687 RMS Olympic is £44.99 at 4 shops (as of 13 August 2026). That is 6% below the RRP of £47.99.

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Shop	Price	Incl. shipping	Stock	Updated	Visit
Brick Tanks	£44.99 -6% below RRP for 46 days	£44.99(free shipping)	✓ In stock	12 uur geleden	View
COBI Official Store	€ 47,99	€ 47,99 excl. shipping	✓ In stock	19 uur geleden	View
Jadlam Racing Models	£35.95 -25% below RRP for 46 days	£41.94	Out of stock	12 uur geleden	View
Phillips Hobbies	£38.95 -19% below RRP for 46 days	£43.90	Out of stock	11 uur geleden	View

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All-time lowest price: £35.95 · 90-day average: £42.66

Specifications

COBI 1687 RMS Olympic is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 595 pieces, scale 1:700 from the Non-military Bricks theme, recommended from age 8+.

Specification	Value
Set number	1687
Lowest price	£35.95
Number of shops	4
Pieces	595
Theme	Non-military Bricks
Series	Titanic, Olympic
Scale	1:700
Dimensions	Length: 38,5 cm / 15,2″, Height: 12 cm / 4.7″, Length: 38,5 cm / 15,2″, Height: 12 cm / 4.7″
Age	8+
Released	2025
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251016876

Description

COBI 1687 R.M.S. Olympic is a 1:700 scale model of the famous British ocean liner, built from 595 pieces. It captures the ship’s long, elegant profile with details such as the hull, superstructure, funnels, and masts, and comes with a display base and name plaque for presentation on a shelf or desk. The set is a compact build, but still has enough parts to feel satisfying for hobbyists who enjoy ship models with a historical subject. Released in 2025, it suits builders who want a small display model of one of the best known liners of the early 20th century.