JACKDAW(EPIC WARSHIP EDITION)

Absolutely stunning! Love the details and challenge!

love the set

I love these building sets I'm actually building them on my YouTube channel and enjoying making content around these sets.
https://youtu.be/-gp9bgK1Lg0?is=3T-5q7_imhc1qQ7y

Absolutely loved building this. As an avid lover of brick building, this was an absolute blast. I struggled a bit getting the sails done and one of the main sails isn't fully connected for some reason, but it looks amazing nonetheless.

As both a huge Assassin's Creed: Black Flag fan and an avid brick builder, I couldn't wait to get my hands on the WISEBLOCK Jackdaw. They did an outstanding job recreating the legendary pirate ship, capturing its iconic design with impressive attention to detail.

The build experience was excellent from start to finish. The bricks are high quality with a solid fit, making the model enjoyable to assemble. The detailed pad-printed elements really bring the ship to life, and the included minifigures look fantastic, adding even more authenticity to the display.

Overall, this is an absolutely fantastic brick set that any fan of Assassin's Creed, pirate ships, or premium display models should seriously consider adding to their collection.

Blew me AWAY! I have bought several brick built ship kits and this was by far the best out of the box brick built ship I have ever built!

I have both the Jack Sparrow's Pirate ship set #10365 with 2862 pieces. I just Assembled the Jackdaw from Wiseblock #HA395107 with 3781 pieces I bought both of them with my own money. (so NOT a sponsored opinion) $380 for the Pearl and $229 for the Jackdaw and I got to say I really enjoyed both sets.
But if we are being honest Lego only gave us 18 main cannons (and you have to count a hidden technic pin as well for that number) with no top deck guns, and no bell, binnacle, or sunroof. But they still made a great set. I really like the pop out cannons of the Black Pearl. So this is what I mean by out of the box. I did enjoy Lego's design but to be the source materiel ship it needed a few tweaks (IMO)
So just base build, out of the box the new Jackdaw set is amazing. I just built it to the instructions, and it blew me away It also has pop out cannons, but 52 smaller cannons. 4 forward facing, 16 broadside, 5 top deck guns, 1 swivel cannon and one mortar for each side.
the Jackdaw has a strange build process, you build the bow first, then body or midsection, and then the stern last. Most other ship kits I have purchased you build the Hull and work up.
The Jackdaw has Pop out cannons that work with technic pins rotating a shaft that pushes out with a gear the cannons for both sides. So its very comparable to the Pearl.
Both sets have a steering rudder feature but I got to give this one to Lego, as the rudder mechanism on the Jackdaw relies on a rubber band to catch and grip the small gear to steer the ship and its not as well done.

Both sets have an interior in the bottom decks, but I think once again I have to give this play feature to Lego, as its easier to access the below deck areas (even if its limited on both builds.) To access the bottom decks of the Jackdaw you have to pull on the technic pins holding the ship together and separate the ship, and inside you will have access to a sparsely decorated interior.
Both sets have access to the Captains Cabin and there are pros and cons to each sets approach. The Jackdaw has a removable top allowing limited access to a very nicely decorated cabin with lots of detail, (more then the Pearl has) if you remove the ships side panels you can pop out a pin and remove a portion of the cabin and create a scene its the second to last pic you can see the portion that is removed. its really nice to get more access to the cabin. But the ease of access on the Lego Pearl is very nice too... so IDK I like both of these concepts.
Top deck has more studs and areas for play on the Jackdaw. Yes on my Pearl I added things, but the Jackdaw has those things and there is still more room. Both ships are curvy on the hull and its just great to see this ship the lines the colors they pop, and its hard not to compare these ships. Lego $380 the Wiseblock Jackdaw was $229. Both great and if you want an amazing build that has awesome compatible parts. I am keeping Wiseblock on my radar this was a crazy good value, with amazing parts (seriously IDK who they have making their bricks but they are great) and wonderful looking set that is pretty close to the source material.

Being a fan of the assassins creed series, i was excited when I first seen the ads for the Jackdaw. I did not expect the final build to be as large as it is. The attention to detail is incredible. Best part is no sticker sheet. The pieces lock together very tight ( I had to use the inclosed seperator tool). I am looking forward to my next build from Wiseblock.

Great

An absolute awesome build! I have been a huge assassins creed fan aince the first game and all of these buildable sets are great!

One of the best “non-lego” Lego sets I’ve ever purchased. The manual is incredibly clear and I love how the blocks are subdivided in the packaging. I can sit down, build for a few minutes and get back to work without worrying about having bricks still on my table.

The pieces themselves are great. Much like Lego. Which is the standard we are use to. The instructions get a bit difficult at times. Pictures are not quite in focus. So, they are blurry. I need a bit more time maybe with how they are done through wise block. 1/3 the way done with the JackDaw Warship. Still enjoying the experience though.

very wouldfull item aswell

From a distance, the Jackdaw Warship looks great and can be displayed. While building it I had a few frustrations. There is an unnecessary amount of cannons that are repetitive to build and completely cosmetic. A since piece cannon, similar to those in the old Lego pirate sets, would have been better than “technic” style pieces that don’t look like cannons up close.

The moveable cannons and rudder are a cool idea, but weren’t well designed. The gears grind loudly to move the cannons in and out and the rubber bands for the rudder don’t grip enough to overcome the friction in the system.

I was missing a few key pieces that made assembly a little difficult. Getting the replacement parts wasn't very easy but once I got to the correct person the pieces were sent out and I got them a few days later. Some of the bricks are difficult to put together and I would not recommend for kids less that 12 years old. Final piece looks really good.

Cant tell the difference from a lego. It was bigger and more detailed then expected

This build is incredible. Many many parts that are odd that makes a ship look incredible. Parts fit together well and the instructions are very clear. Highly recommend this build. It's a beautiful ship

Love the warship and the harbor master. They are well made and snap together great. And have great attention to details. Was worth the money spent!! I would recommend to buy them. I have ordered others just recently will rate them when I get them and build tyem!!

Incredible build. It was a lot of fun, and the quality was great as far as bricks are concerned. Minifigs, not so much, but the model of the Jackdaw itself was fantastic.

Great product and fast shipping

Great building set ship is bigger than I thought it would be.

AC Black Flag is my favorite Assassins Creed game and this set does not dissapoint. The quality of the set is similar to lego, the pieces and directions!

The jackdaw doesnt work completely

Looks amazing, had a blast making it

Quick shipping! Look forward to building. Received everything in good condition.

Very very cool build, I feel only a purist would be able to tell the difference from real Lego. When complete it is very big and makes a great display.

When will it be available in Europe!!!!!!I want to buy this ship.

I was apprehensive about buying a building set that was not LEGO for the first time but I can happily say this was money well spent! The bricks are better quality than anticipated and the ship is HUGE! I’ve built the Titanic have it displayed close to this set and the Jackdaw seems to draw the eye more than the Titanic which is surprising.

I will say some of the building techniques were different and at times the set can feel fragile until it is fully assembled at which point it is very sturdy. The cannons can feel monotonous due to the sheer amount of them and you can tell the designers tried to switch up the order of how things were built to try and break that through various sections of the ship. The colors are more vibrant than the video and pictures make them appear.

The only real annoyance was the instructions and instruction booklets. It’s can be hard to see what needs to be done due to the dark colors utilized in the ship build. Brightening up the instruction booklets would go a long way in fixing that but overall it’s a minor annoyance in comparison to the finalized product!

Great display piece and would recommend getting this whether you are an Assassin’s Creed fan or just a fan of ships it’s well worth the price tag!