Customer Reviews

Lego Redbeard's Pirate Ship 7075

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My 2.5-year old got it as a present from his grandparents and had a lot of fun assembling it (well, grrandma loved it more). Anyway, once all pieces were put together he never left the ship alone. Pirates bathe, eat, and sleep with my son.
While it is easy to brake down, it only takes a few minutes to reassemble. We all just love it - hours of fun for my little one (read: hours of rest for me).

For all the kids in the building block age, this is really fun to play with. The ship can also be made shorter and the little pirates and other accessories are giving hours of imaginative playtime.

It is not as durable in play as a whole ship like some ready made plastic ships, this is a very good BUILDING toy. (What is the fun if you glue pieces together? Could as well buy a normal tub toy instead.)

My five year old told me: "the best thing about the ship is that it can be played with in the bathtub, and the pirates jump in the water."

The little pirates are good size, bigger than the tiny Lego guys, but still totally playable. In our house they have started a new career as drivers in Lego Racers self-built cars...

What a wonderful toy! My son had a great time assembling this ship, and we can't wait to try it in the water.

LEGOS ROCK!

Once put together, this toy is a great looking pirate ship. Just don't try playing with it. The Lego pieces do not stick firmly together, so even the slightest touch results in the entire ship falling apart. After several frustrating attempts to play with the toy, my five year old gave up on it. We finally used model glue to glue the Legos together so that it wasn't a complete waste of money. If you don't have the time or patience to do the same, this toy isn't for you.