LEGO Titanic (10294) vs Eiffel Tower (10307): which LEGO Icons giant to buy

When two sets fight for the title of "the biggest LEGO set", the instinct is to look only at size —and there the Eiffel Tower (10307) beats the Titanic (10294) by a few pieces—. But the figure that really settles the purchase is the pieces-per-euro ratio, and the Eiffel clearly leads: it builds more brick for less official money. It is, in cold terms, the one that gives you the most building per euro in this whole comparison tool.

So why would there be any doubt? For two honest reasons. The Eiffel Tower retires before the Titanic according to the official LEGO data, so its "best price per piece" comes with less time to decide. And the Titanic is a different experience: it opens into three sections, shows the interior, and for many people the ship matters more than the ratio. The LastChanceBricks verdict: if you are after the most brick per euro and the subject does not matter to you, the Eiffel is the numerical answer —but buy it with its retirement date in mind—. If the Titanic is the set you want, you have more time and no ratio will change your mind. The exact figures, always on the product pages.