Reobrix Queen Anne's Revenge Sailing Ship – Reobrix 66049

The Reobrix 66049 – Reobrix Queen Anne's Revenge Sailing Ship is a building-brick model of the flagship of the notorious pirate Blackbeard. With 5,666 pieces, it forms a 108.5 cm long three-masted sailing ship with red sails, a black hull and golden trimmings.

The original – the Queen Anne's Revenge

The ship was presumably built around 1710 as the French La Concorde and used as a slave ship. On 28 November 1717, the pirate Blackbeard captured it near Martinique and renamed it Queen Anne's Revenge. The fully rigged frigate, with a capacity of around 200 tons, was about 31.4 m long and is said to have carried up to 40 cannons. On 10 June 1718, it ran aground while entering the Beaufort Inlet in North Carolina. The wreck was discovered in 1996 and officially confirmed in 2011; to this day, more than 300,000 artefacts have been recovered.

The model – Reobrix 66049

Reobrix interprets the Queen Anne's Revenge as an imposing pirate ship: three masts with dark red sails and skull motifs, rigging and skull flags rise above the black hull with its red decorative bands and a row of gunports. The richly decorated sterncastle houses the captain's cabin and the steering wheel; golden ornaments, gemstones and a detailed anchor add striking accents. Thanks to its segmented construction, the large model can be easily taken apart.

Technical data

The Reobrix 66049 comprises 5,666 pieces. The finished model measures 108.5 × 25.8 × 73.1 cm (L × W × H). Recommended from age 14 (according to the manufacturer).

Whether as a pirate ship for Blackbeard fans or as a metre-long grand project for ship model collectors – the Reobrix 66049 brings the legend of the pirate captain to your shelf.