OcCre 12012 The Black Swan Pirate Ship Model (Cisne Negro) 1/75

The Black Swan Pirate Ship Model
OcCre – No. 12012 – Scale 1/75

A wooden model of the Black Swan (Cisne Negro) pirate sailing ship for assembly and painting, in 1:75 scale, by OcCre, catalogue number 12012.

Model glue for wood, cyanoacrylate glue (for metal parts), as well as paints and tools must be purchased separately – they are not included in the kit.

If you want your Black Swan ship model to look even better, be sure to get LED lighting for it >> OcCre 55010 or, alternatively, the lighting set from Artesania Latina 27590.

Would you like to get paints, stains, and varnishes for this model in one click? We have a dedicated paint set for this ship – OcCre 90564.

Frame construction, double hull planking.

The model includes all the elements needed to build the pirate ship (excluding paints, glue, tools), such as:

• laser-cut structural parts,

• metal fittings,

• wooden strips made of various types of wood,

• ready-made sails,

• wooden accessories,

• rigging thread,

• step-by-step instructions with building stages and model plans.

Number of parts in the kit: 3342.

Model dimensions:
length approx. 613 mm,
width approx. 257 mm,
height approx. 585 mm.

Difficulty level: medium.
Estimated building time: 480 hours.

For wooden ship models, we also offer model shipyards in two sizes (PSM1 and PSM2), hull-mounting stands Artesania 27011 and Amati 7382 (for smaller models), electric plank benders GDL1, and many other useful tools, accessories, and modelling supplies including wood glue, cyanoacrylate glue, and paints (Humbrol and Tamiya enamels are the most popular for wooden models).

We also encourage you to read our guide: “Wooden Models for Assembly – How to Get Started?”

The Black Swan was a legendary pirate sailing ship which, according to maritime tales, was never captured by the royal fleet. Its black sails inspired fear across the Caribbean, and its captain and crew were known as merciless raiders who vanished into the mist like ghosts. It is said that the ship’s holds were filled with treasure of unimaginable value, but anyone who tried to find it never returned to tell the tale.