Prepare to hoist the anchor and stock up on parrots, as a highly anticipated new Lego set is ready to embark on the unpredictable currents of the Pirates of the Caribbean film saga. As part of the prestigious Lego Icons series, Captain Jack Sparrow`s legendary pirate vessel, the Black Pearl, is making a triumphant return. This impressive set is slated for a September 15 release, priced at $380. For members of Lego`s free rewards program, an exclusive early access period begins on September 12. Additionally, those who preorder the set between September 12-18 will receive a detailed Lego replica of Jack Sparrow`s fabled compass as a complimentary gift.

The Lego model of Captain Jack Sparrow`s ship, comprising 2,862 pieces, faithfully recreates the iconic Black Pearl. The set includes detailed Lego minifigures of beloved characters such as Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, Gibbs, Cotton, Anamaria, Marty, Elizabeth Swann, and Hector Barbossa. Once fully constructed, the ship measures a substantial 64 cm (25 inches) in both height and length. Among its interactive features are a functional wheel and rudder system, rotatable dials to position the port and starboard cannons, and intricately designed interior sections.
The vessel can be split at its waterline, offering a glimpse into the captain’s quarters and the crew compartments. The set also features delightful nods to the films through its accessories, including one of the 882 cursed gold pieces central to the plot of the first Pirates movie.
This is not Lego`s first rendition of the Black Pearl; a previous version was initially released in 2011. The 2025 model, however, is significantly larger and more detailed, capable of accommodating minifigures within its structure. Interestingly, Lego has opted to label this set as `Captain Jack Sparrow`s Ship` on its packaging and in promotional materials, rather than explicitly `The Black Pearl.` One could argue this is a fitting alternative name, given the ship`s strong association with its eccentric captain.
Other Notable Lego Ship Sets
Beyond the pirate realm, Lego has recently expanded its nautical collection with other impressive vessels. Fans of the One Piece series, especially the Netflix live-action adaptation, might be interested in the 1,376-piece Going Merry set, which became available in early August.
The Going Merry is just one of several offerings in the Lego One Piece collection. Other sets include the massive 3,402-piece Baratie Floating Restaurant, the 926-piece Battle at Arlong Park set, the 573-piece playset inspired by Buggy the Clown`s circus, and the charming 299-piece Windmill Village Hut. For a quick collectible, individual $10 BrickHeadz figures of Monkey D. Luffy and Buggy are also available.
Lego One Piece Collection Overview:

- The Going Merry Pirate Ship (1,376 pieces) – $140
- The Baratie Floating Restaurant (3,402 pieces) – $330
- Battle at Arlong Park (926 pieces) – $80
- Buggy the Clown`s Circus (573 pieces) – $55
- Windmill Village Hut (299 pieces) – $30
- Monkey D. Luffy BrickHeadz Figure (136 pieces) – $10
- Buggy the Clown BrickHeadz Figure (176 pieces) – $10
For those seeking Lego ships rooted in real-world history and design, two exceptional kits stand out: the River Steamboat and the iconic vessel known as The Endurance.
The River Steamboat is a substantial 4,090-piece set, priced at $330. It pays homage to the classic paddle steamers of the 1800s. Once constructed, this boat measures an impressive 69 cm (27 inches) in length and boasts a fully operational wheelhouse with a working steering wheel that controls the rudder. The set also includes all necessary components for an elegant display.

The Endurance represents a real-life ship, famed for its role in Sir Ernest Shackleton`s Antarctic expedition. Though it tragically sank in 1915 after becoming trapped in ice, the legend of this vessel and the remarkable resilience of its crew fittingly endures. The Lego replica is a 3,011-piece set available for $270. Upon completion, it measures an astounding 80 cm (32 inches) in length. This detailed display model features three masts, ten full sails, a flying Red Ensign flag, and an intricate rigging system.

