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PIRATE  SHIP MODELS

"How do men act on a sinking ship? Do they hold each other?  Do they pass around the whisky?  Do they cry?"--SEBASTIAN JUNGER. 

In March, 2015, Model Ship Master successfully delivered three pirate ship models to the South Carolina State Museum and one model to Schiele Museum of Natural History.


 


Golden Hind

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On March 1st, 1579, the Golden Hind captured the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de la Concepción, which had the largest treasure captured to that date.
 


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Queen Anne's Revenge
 

A work of art


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Black Pearl


 
A famous pirate model ship featured in several recent movies.  Have a look at our model to find out why many have said that we are second to none. 
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Flying Dutchman

 


The Flying Dutchman has been seen by sailors in those waters for hundreds of years. Its appearance is considered a harbinger of doom. 
 

flying dutchman pirate ship
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Jolly Roger
 

A very unique pirate ship replica featured in movie Hook (1991) directed by Steven Spielberg.

 

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Inferno


 

 


The Inferno is One-Eyed Willy's pirate ship. Willy and his band of pirates sailed it through all the seven seas back in the 1600s. Willy sealed the ship and it's crew within a cave to escape the British armada that had been sent after him. Hundreds of years later, the Goonies find the ship still intact and seaworthy, along with the precious treasure and deceased crew aboard.
 


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Black Prince

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In 1795, while he was Ambassador to France, Ben Franklin purchased a small French schooner. The ship was nearly invisible at night, as she was painted black above the waterline. Black Prince gained a reputation as a courageous privateer, taking prizes in the English Channel and even attacking British ships in their home ports.
 


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Sloop William
 


Anne Bonny is probably the most famous female pirate to sail the Spanish Main. She is most famous for her words when her husband Calico Jack was granted permission to see her the last time on the night before his execution. She scolded him: "I'm sorry to see you here, Jack, but if you'd have fought like a man you needn't hang like a dog." 
 

sloop william
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XEBEC
pirate ship

 


Sea-going Mediterranean peoples greatly favored xebecs as corsairs. The corsairs built their xebecs with a narrow floor to achieve a higher speed than their victims, but with a considerable beam in order to enable them to carry an extensive sail-plan.
 


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Nautilus

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This beautiful copper clad Nautilus submarine model was featured in the movie 20,000 leagues Under the Seas.

 


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Nautilus

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This Nautilus submarine model was featured in the movie The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.


 

NAUTILUS ship model
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Oxford

 

Henry Morgan had a fearsome reputation as a naval strategist and ruthless pirate operating against Britain's enemies, Spain, France and Holland. He led his crew on many successful raids, including a spectacular attack on Panama City in 1670 that earned him a knighthood.  

 

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Adventure Galley


 


William Kidd was such a successful privateer in New York and the West Indies that he was called back to serve England. The King’s officers offered him a new powerful ship: the Adventure Galley. 
 


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