CubicFun 3D Puzzles Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate Ship Puzzle Kit, 340 Pieces | 3D puzzle for Adults 340-Piece Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate ship , Ideal for Home Decor Brain Teasers Gifts Christmas

What an excellent model. It came well-packaged and could be easily given as a gift in the beautifully decorated box. I purchased this as a fun project for myself, however, so I just jumped right in to putting it together. As with many other products like this, it is made for multiple countries, so pictures are abundant in the instructions and they are super detailed and easy to follow. A first look at the book may be intimidating for some, it is pretty hefty and lengthy looking when you pull it out of the box, but it is because of the detail and pictures, which is exactly what I was looking for. Upon starting, I was initially concerned about ripping the printed paper off the foam backing board, as that happened with some prior models I’ve done. But none of that happened with this kit. I was even comfortable letting my kids help remove some of the pieces and having them help with assembly. No parts were lost to ripping or bending! I did have to take extra care with the sails, since they are printed and made with a thinner paper. But with time and patience, those came out great too. A single criticism that I have would be the lighting switch. Once installed in the ship and the rest of the ship is built around it, there is very little to press against to move the stiff on/off switch. There is a little latch that you can remove the device for battery changes, but for the routine on/off function, opening this latch would lead to premature wear. I would suggest either making sure the switch moves easily before placing it into the model, or perhaps even that the manufacturer consider making the device have a small push-style on/off switch. Otherwise, I think this is a great model. So overall, I think this is a great model and I would definitely recommend.

My son and I had a blast building this together! It is made of great quality! Though some of the pieces had a harder time sticking, it was easily corrected with small dabs of super glue. I It is overall a stunning work of art. The material is a thick cardboard and pre colored. The lights were easy to install. The smaller pieces are a bit more challenging and delicate to put/ place where needed. My recommendation for age would be 12 and older if done on one's own and has patience, or 5 and up with an adult (like I did with my son).

If you like building models or you're an avid fan of puzzles, this kit should absolutely be on your very short list! A word of advice, pay the extra bucks for the LED version of the kit. I promise, you will be happy that you did. The LED lights really "Pop" this model. My friends and family all want to know which store I bought this at so they can get one of their own! When I told them that they'd have to build it, the look on their faces was priceless - lol I absolutely loved building this kit! The instructions are clear and concise and leave no doubt as to which piece goes where. Although the instructions state that no glue is necessary, which is how I did this build, if I were to do it over again, I would have had a tube a glue handy (not super glue!). While the various pre-cut pieces fit each other well, it is still only foam backed paper, and a touch of glue on the numerous connections and joints will make this model as solid as a rock! Overall build time was approximately 8 hours, which was probably due as much to me having to finding the right part and popping it out of one of the 10 sheets of precut parts, as it was to me just taking my time and enjoying the process. I took my time and did the build over several evenings, which I found to be very relaxing and cathartic. :) Even without using glue, this model still feels quite solid and substantial. I was amazed at how good the finished ship looks and feels, especially with the LEDs on and sinister red lighting in the background. This ship is a model of Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge, but frankly, I think it looks much more like the Black Pearl in Pirates of the Caribbean. (see pics) I highly recommend this kit for anybody looking for a way to spend several enjoyable evenings building out a beautiful ship that will look stunning wherever you display it. A second word of advice, although I believe that even novice builders can tackle this kit with a good result, some experience with modeling is probably necessary to do it true justice.

I'll start by saying I'm very much a novice model maker. However, I do large projects that are detail orientated and consider myself somewhat crafty. I haven't built a model in YEARS, until I stumbled upon this one. Spending a lot of time playing AC4 (best game ever), I had to have this. As said in previous reviews, the pieces are punched out from 14 sheets, gloss printed paper sandwiching a blackish dense foam. No glue required (if you're lucky/good), friction fit, tabs and slots. The build took me about 30 hours, and here's why - I used a popular black ink permanent marker to color all exposed edges, hoping to hide the fact that it's cardboard a little bit. I thought the copperish shading from the marker would accent the ship as well, but it turned out somewhat reflective, too. I also touched up the edges on some pieces with silver and gold paint pens, but the foam in the middle of the pieces doesn't really want to be painted. You can only do so much. Be careful. Or slap it together in 6 hours, details be damned! :-P I took my time, being methodical, but there are some steps that were truly frustrating - especially putting the skins on the hull, and mounting the sails with their design. My big advice is to pinch the tabs and slots a little bit to make sure they connect easier. Don't pinch them too hard or they will be a loose fit! Find an assembly video online if you get stuck. Don't forget to slow it down to .25X so you can see what's going on, if necessary. I had to spot a few places with quick drying glue to keep things in place occasionally. Use sparingly if you get hung up, but it is satisfying when you finally get that tab to stay in place. Make sure to test fit pieces before using this last resort! The LED wiring is cool, albeit not exactly a perfect fit. Be prepared to bend them aggressively to make the placements as instructed. The lanterns are whacked - I guess you just run the wires up and set them on the LED's. Kinda ugly. I also had to twist the wires on the aft above the captain's cabin to try to shorten them in order to fit them under the rear skirt piece that covers them. The piece still doesn't lay flat, but I tried. All in all, for the price, it's pretty dang cool. Sure, I have some tabs poking out - putting together the hull was a pain. My wife says it looks plastic-y when I finished, but hey, it's a $40 project. I christen thee - the S.S. Shar*ie!! Now I have to figure out where to display it... Enjoy, if you're the patient sort. I did overall, but there were some walk away moments. The finished product is worth it it though, IMO.

One of the best 3d paper

As an adult, this is the most fun I've had putting a model/puzzle together in a very long time. I had the day off of work and spent 8 hours straight (I don't see how i could have been any faster, except maybe with another person who could have popped the pieces out and organized them) at the kitchen table sipping cold beverages with the history channel on in the background putting this together. Followed the directions exactly with very little need for interpretation. It really is pretty easy, just pop the flat foam pieces out of the template (which requires no cutting) and join them. By step 4 or 5 you are already looking at a complete ship's hull on a display stand. I had an exacto knife and a small bottle of liquid superglue handy just for the few instances where I couldn't get something to fit just right, but for the most part it is very straightforward and everything goes where it should. All pieces join with what is essentially a tiny mortise and tenon joint, which for the most part fit just fine. There are instances where you have to force them in and figure out how to grip the model without disrupting other connections while applying force to ensure that they are fully seating. The ship looks amazing in the dark with the LED lights on. From a distance, it looks like a full blown intricate model of a ship, and up close that effect doesn't change much. Be aware though that putting this model together could result in going down an internet rabbit hole for hours reading about Blackbeard and his ship...

Aunque el set se vende como Queen Anne Revenge, el diseño corresponde al mítico Perla Negra. Las piezas encajan bien y el nivel de detalle es muy bueno. Recomiendo tener paciencia con algunas partes pequeñas. Armarlo fue emocionante y cada etapa me mantuvo entretenido. Ver cómo tomaba forma fue muy satisfactorio.

Todo excelente

Perfekt. Sieht mächtig aus

Il faut faire attention car les pièces sont fragiles. Très beau bateau quand il est terminé.

Bra saker och bra leverans oxå.

Le encantó a mi hermano pero recomiendo comprar un barniz, endurecedor porque se siente frágil

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