Artesania Latina Wooden Model for Kids +8: Pirate Ship

One of the most desired construction toys for kids... Also by their
parents! Wooden model for children of the Pirate Ship. Build, decorate
and enjoy this historic boat scale model. For those over 8 years old.
The kit contains 65 parts and once finished it is 12.8’’ (325 mm)
length.

General

Brand:	Artesania Latina
Categories:	Toys > Hobbies > Model Kits Promotions Toys > Model Kits > Ships Arts & Crafts > Crafts and Hobbies > Other Hobbies > Collection Hobbies Arts & Crafts > Crafts and Hobbies > Other Hobbies > Models & Miniatures > Ships
LSN:	XDK-GRR-9GQ-4
Barcode:	8421426305098

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FEATURES OF PIRATE SHIP MODEL FOR CHILDREN
Within the Art&Kids Collection you will find a wide catalog of historic wooden models for kids, ideal for introducing the children into wood model building and awakening their creativity and ingenuity.

Thanks to the wooden ship model of this Pirate Ship, children over 8 years old and adults get high levels of fun: easy assembly, high quality materials, moving parts, stickers, glues and safe paints for the kids, DVD instructions... Share your passion!

This scale model for kids has 65 parts and when it is finished the Pirate Ship is 12.8’’ (325 mm) length. The ultimate building game for kids!

LITTLE HISTORY OF THE PIRATE SHIPS
Throughout two centuries, the Spanish galleons suffered the evil arts of pirates, corsairs and filibusters to appropriate the riches brought from the New World to Europe. In this sense, the ships of these thugs were very prepared to be able to reach, board, steal and even sink the Spanish vessels with merchandise.

The pirate ships were very fast, light and efficient. Their crews did not usually exceed fifty members since they did not need more to be able to take the gold and silver from the Spanish galleons.

Its modus operandi was very common in those days. Any pirate ship was hiding in remote island docks, places through which Spanish ships had to pass. When the optimal opportunity to board them arrived, they chased the galleons as they were heavily loaded with merchandise and, therefore, were even slower.

Now you can build together with your children and grandchildren the fabulous wooden model for kids of Artesanía Latina's Pirate Ship.

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