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Release your stress and enjoy hours of fun with family and friends while building this Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate Ship 3D metal puzzle. This DIY model kit encourages hands-on skills, logical thinking, and provides a rewarding challenge. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts and history buffs alike!
Compared to traditional wooden, paper, and plastic models, 3D metal models like this Queen Anne's Revenge puzzle are more durable and valuable, making them a great addition to any collection. The intricate details and precision design make it a standout piece.
This Queen Anne's Revenge 3D model puzzle is the perfect gift for Christmas, New Year, Birthdays, and Thanksgiving Day, suitable for both adults and kids. It’s a fun and challenging project that brings this historic pirate ship to life!
Tips: Assembling tools are recommended but not included. If you need tools, you can purchase them from our store. Parts are easily cut off from the sheets, and tweezers or hair clippers are the recommended tools for bending and twisting the connecting tabs. Click here to purchase assembling tools!
Queen Anne's Revenge was an iconic early-18th-century ship, most famously used by the infamous pirate Blackbeard as his flagship. The ship’s fascinating history includes its original name, Concord, and its capture by Blackbeard in 1717. After using it for pirating activities, Blackbeard ran it aground at Topsail Inlet in 1718, and it was later rediscovered in 1996 off the coast of North Carolina. Today, the remains of Queen Anne's Revenge are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
Now, you can bring this legendary pirate ship back to life with this 3D metal puzzle! Watch as the Queen Anne's Revenge rises and takes shape, piece by piece, and enjoy the experience of assembling a model of one of history’s most famous pirate ships.
Perfect for model building enthusiasts, history lovers, and collectors, this Queen Anne's Revenge 3D metal puzzle will make a stunning display piece once completed!
