One Piece - The Pirate Ship (1484 pieces)
One Piece - The Pirate Ship (1484 pieces)
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🏴☠️ The Straw Hat crew's ship on display!
👒 Embark on the Grand Line with a set that is pure fan service!
The Pirate Ship inspired by One Piece comes with 1,484 pieces to build a vessel full of personality, striking sails, a detailed deck, and that adventurous vibe we love. Ideal for building, displaying, and collecting.
🔧 Product Details
🧩 Number of pieces: 1,484.
📏 Dimensions: approximately 40 cm (height) × 18 cm (width) × 42 cm (depth).
🧍 Minifigures included: 9 characters.
🧺 Accessories: sails and masts, pirate flag, bow/lion ornaments, deck elements, and display base.
🧾 Important: Only Original LEGO products come with a sealed brand box. Replicas are shipped in generic packaging.
🏆 Reasons to take it home
🎬 Guaranteed fan service: celebrates the universe of One Piece with stage presence.
✨ Impressive display: an instant highlight in your room, living room, or home office.
🧘 Relaxing build: focus, fun, and that “wow” moment when placing the last piece.
🎁 Perfect gift: delights anime fans and ship model enthusiasts.
🌊 Ready to set sail? Add to cart and bring the adventure of the seas to your collection! 🗺️
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