Polycarbonate strips inserted into sleeves give the sails a “wind-filled” appearance for static display; remove the strips and the sails roll up and secure easily for taking out on the water.

4 pirate figures, all painted and highly detailed, add even more realism.

Doors to the captain's quarters flank the steps with railings that lead up to the top deck.
 

The gun deck boasts twelve cannons, six on each side. On the starboard side of the main deck is a retractable walkplank.

A crow's nest sits beneath a skull and crossbones flag atop the main mast.

Up front a jib sail is attached to the bowsprit.

3D window frames and outer trim along the transom is already molded in.

The rope netting on all three masts is hand-tied, and already rigged with unique cleats that easily secure them to the hull.

A 3-pound running keel is included for sailing the King's Ransom on the water, and attaches easily with thumbscrews.

Underneath the center hatch is a roomy compartment for holding the 550 motor and all on-board electronics.