Description
- Wooden model pirate ship kit can be your own antique limo
- Made up of wood
- This package contains precut wood pieces, finish supplies, supply list, and easy to follow instructions
- Recommended for ages 8 and up
- Measures 1/5-inch length by 4-2/7-width by 4-2/7-inch height
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shelagh leslie –
very good value
Jessica A. –
It was nice after I assembled it, I wasn’t expecting it to come in pieces, and I used white cloth to make the flags more realistic because they were made of paper.
Marco –
Easy to assemble and fun activity for kids but the sails looks cheap.
Everydayisagift –
Haven’t assembled yet, lower quality than I expected but will be a cute decoration for pirate party!!! Must be painted/embellished to resemble picture, sails cheap paper, but ok for price.
Dr W –
I was trying to keep my 7-year-old occupied during the summer, so he wouldn’t spend all his time playing video games. I grabbed some inexpensive crafts from Amazon, and this was one of them. Overall, it’s not a bad little craft; however, getting those thin paper sails glued to the teeny dowels was going to take way more energy than I had, so I used scotch tape. The cannon thingies are really tiny and fiddly–you may want to use tweezers to handle and attach them. This is not something my 7-year-old could have put together on his own.
Name Unavailable –
I paid around $5 for this ship. I can easily say that I got my money’s worth. No, it is not perfect, but you really can make the ship look exactly like the picture, so I don’t see any reason to complain. I put it together with my six-year-old cousin yesterday. It took about an hour total.
He needed me to glue the parts, but he had a blast painting it. For $5, you get a lot of value.
Deseree’ Jean Shuler –
Its okay, I feel like I needed more planning and preparation. But I also do feel like it should have included a wood glue. I got wood glue and as I glued the pieces they repeatedly fell off, I doused them, and walked away. I spray painted it a pretty thick green hoping it won’t fall apart. I couldn’t press the small pieces to the sail lines, making a “flying dutchman” so I was okay with it being somewhat janked sense that’s how it is, but I don’t know if it will hold up
sillybaker –
The pieces arent quite shaped right and since it came with copier paper sails, I simply used them as pattern pieces to make cotton sails. Overall, it was fine. I bought it for a Peter Pan themed 1st birthday cake smash photo prop.
R. Barry –
I got several of these for my Cub Scouts to do. My Cub Scouts are 8 year olds and they had some trouble with it–needs fine dexterity for some of the small parts and for getting the sails on the ship.
Amazon Customer –
It is not for kids. My kid just kept it aside.
Amazon Customer –
Not the best will not be buying anything else
Yorky –
My 5 year old grandson so enjoyed making it, that we’ve got him another one!!
Samuel –
I got it to do with my 5yrs old as he is into pirate ships right now. And he loved doing it. He was able to do most the assembly himself. Great for a weekend project with a kid.