How many pieces does the Black Pearl have?

There are 805 pieces in 138 different types, plus seven minifigures.

Which films is the ship from?

It comes from the Pirates of the Caribbean films. The set belongs to the Disney theme of that name and was released in 2011.

Can I build something else with the bricks?

Yes. This page has the full parts list and the “What can I build?” tool, which suggests models that fit your collection.

Disney Pirates of the Caribbean

LEGO® Black Pearl

The Black Pearl is the pirate ship from the Pirates of the Caribbean films, released in 2011 as a set from LEGO®. It has 805 pieces and seven minifigures, enough to crew a full voyage.

Set number: 4184
Year: 2011
Pieces: 805
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Pirates of the Caribbean
Different parts: 152

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 152

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (13)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 7

Captain Jack Sparrow with Open Jacket fig-0020364 pieces × 1
Maccus fig-0057834 pieces × 1
Joshamee Gibbs fig-0057844 pieces × 1
Davy Jones fig-0057855 pieces × 1
Bootstrap Bill fig-0057864 pieces × 1
Will Turner fig-0057874 pieces × 1
Black Figurehead fig-0170357 pieces × 1

Description

A ship with a reputation

The Black Pearl is the dark vessel with the black sails that fans know from the Captain Jack Sparrow films. The set builds it as a play-scale model rather than an enormous collector piece. At 805 pieces it is big enough for a recognisable hull with masts, rigging and a proper deck, yet still easy to pick up and move around. You can sail it across the carpet, park it on a shelf or combine it with other pirate scenes to form a harbour, so the ship becomes the centre of a larger story.

Black, grey and weathered timber

The colour mix suits the subject. Black, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and reddish brown are the most common shades. The blacks and greys shape the hull and superstructure, while brown supplies the timber look on deck and in the details. For a ship famous for its sinister appearance, that is exactly the right palette. If you browse the parts list on this page, you can quickly see which elements are black and which come in the muted greys.

A proper crew

Seven minifigures make a genuine crew, so you can recreate scenes from the films or invent your own. The count leaves room for both sides, pirates and their opponents, and keeps the deck feeling busy instead of empty. If the ship is mostly for display, you can scatter the figures aboard and ashore to hint at the plot. For play, a crew this size is a clear advantage over smaller ship sets.

138 different parts

The box holds 138 distinct part types. Sails, masts and hull plates are typical for a ship, and a lot of small elements add the finer detail. If you already own these bricks and wonder what else they could become, the “What can I build?” tool on this page compares the parts list with your collection. It shows whether the Black Pearl can supply parts for other ships, fortresses or freeform models of your own design.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Black Pearl have?: There are 805 pieces in 138 different types, plus seven minifigures.
Which films is the ship from?: It comes from the Pirates of the Caribbean films. The set belongs to the Disney theme of that name and was released in 2011.
Can I build something else with the bricks?: Yes. This page has the full parts list and the “What can I build?” tool, which suggests models that fit your collection.

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