Recreate the elegance of a modern Cunard passenger ship with the MOC-119910 Queen Elizabeth 1:375 Scale Cruise Ship Building Blocks. Designed and authorized by bru_bri_mocs, this 5,132-piece model presents a completely redesigned and improved interpretation of MS Queen Elizabeth, combining her distinctive bow, tiered superstructure, open decks, and classic Cunard-inspired profile in a detailed display model.

Built at approximately 1:375 scale, the finished ship measures around 78.6 cm long. The design relies heavily on classic bricks, plates, tiles, slopes, and wedge elements, giving the vessel a clean scale-model appearance while preserving an enjoyable construction process.

A Modern Cunard Cruise Ship

MS Queen Elizabeth combines the appearance of a traditional passenger liner with the layout of a modern cruise ship. Although not a true ocean liner in the traditional sense, her bow was constructed with heavier plating to support faster and more direct transatlantic crossings.

A Completely Redesigned Model

This version is a major redevelopment of bru_bri_mocs’ original 2020 Queen Elizabeth project. After creating more than 50 additional models and developing new design techniques, the designer returned to the ship to improve its scale, proportions, structure, and overall level of detail.

Detailed 1:375 Scale Recreation

The model recreates the ship’s long hull, distinctive bow, multi-level passenger decks, bridge, funnel, stern, and other recognizable exterior features while maintaining balanced proportions at a manageable display scale.

Movable Stabilizer Fins

The model includes adjustable stabilizer fins, recreating one of the functional features found on the real vessel and adding a subtle interactive detail to the finished ship.

Classic Brick-Built Styling

Rather than depending heavily on specialized shaping elements, the design uses a broad selection of traditional building pieces to create the hull and superstructure, giving the completed model a refined and cohesive appearance.

Designed for an Enjoyable Build

Extensive use of subassemblies helps divide the large model into manageable construction stages. The digital instructions are organized into three PDF sections with 724 building steps, making the process easier to follow despite the substantial piece count.

From the Designer

bru_bri_mocs originally designed Queen Elizabeth in 2020 as one of his earliest large ship projects. Although that first version proved popular, the designer later decided to rebuild the model using the experience and techniques gained from creating dozens of additional MOCs.

The result is a smaller, more refined 1:375 scale reboot with improved proportions, greater detail, movable stabilizer fins, and a more carefully structured building process.

An Elegant Cruise Ship Display

With 5,132 pieces, a refined modern passenger-ship profile, movable details, and the recognizable appearance of Queen Elizabeth, this model makes a striking centerpiece for cruise ship enthusiasts, maritime collectors, and builders who enjoy detailed large-scale vessel displays.