Dimensions: 37"L x 11.5 "W x 32"H

Facts of Piracy

How did pirates actually go about attacking an enemy vessel? When pirates commanded a superior vessel they could easily confront any victim with cannon fire, crippling the ship and stimulating a quick surrender. However, pirates rarely commanded superior vessels, in fact, most often pirates commanded small lightly armored but highly maneuverable ships. For this reason, pirates seldom relied on fire power. Instead, pirates generally preferred to quickly board the enemy ship, robbing of goods, and rapidly retreating. Often, pirates would be greatly outnumbered, but because pirates employed various scare tactics they paralyzed their victims with fear.

About:

This model was built after the pirate of the Caribbean. Many details include the front head, the pirate on the deck, the pirate flag and many more make this model a "must have" for any pirate enthusiast.

Details:

Besides the hundreds of details that all the tall ships have, this model has 5 little pirate men and women made of metal. The bull head is made of a special plastic composite. All decorative items along port and starboard and in the stern are metal parts. The sails is made off fabric and all the lines are sewn. The deck is made of individual planks and look fantastic.

This model measures 37" long from front to rear and fits in our tall ship display case. It's a fabulous pirate ship that will be a conversation piece for any room or office.