OGAS, Pirate Ship

Name: OGAS, Pirate Ship
Brand: Ogas
SKU: 2137
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OGAS, Pirate Ship

Ahoy me hearties! Set sail across the vast seas looting treasure with this beautifully crafted pirate boat. A perfect addition to your pirate small world play scenes and a great size for the Goki and Budkin people range. This beautifully crafted pirate ship, which can be used on water, with its skull and cross bones sail is sure to strike fear into other sailors.

Product dimensions L/H in mm: 240 x 200 mm

Quality

Regarding the development and production of our ships quality, play value and production safety always play the central role. With regard to the design of the ships we exclusively use as templates photos and construction plans of original ships but also many samples that were produced during 116 years of history and which serve as template and source of inspiration for new models. Hence they make our design unique.

We exclusively use certified woods from regional forestry.

High-quality, careful choice and sustainability – these are the characteristics that can be attributed to our row materials and all other materials needed for production. For our toy ships and ship models we exclusively use local woods from regional PEFC and FSC certified suppliers’ assuring woods from sustainable regional forestry. All our products and different components, e. g. superstructures, are made of solid wood. We do not use any plywood or glued laminated timber. Moreover we appreciate the valuable row material wood by showing a conscious approach.

The colours and lacquers are produced on water-base, are solvent-free, water-resistant and environmentally friendly. Hence the natural features of the row material wood can be preserved as well as experienced by children. Durability and quality represent main attributes of the metal keels used for our sailing ships and boats. Therefore they are refined in a specific process and thus steady protected against rust like the eyelets used for the ships.

Well-chosen colours and lacquers guarantee the natural attributes of the wood.

All sailing ships and –boats are equipped with sewn and partly complex decorative stitching’s and prints and are made of 100% natural fibres. The assembly of the sails is done by great manual work and care. Naturally the rigging of our sailing ships and yachts is also made by hand. Furthermore, the rigging of our sailing ships and yachts as well of our historic ship models can be readjusted and tightened by moving the knots and guying. The painting of our historical ship models, canoes and other ships and boats is made by hand and great affection to details.

Our ships are produced with great care in manual work. Therefore quality already plays a very important role during each stage of production. Before the delivery the products come under final scrutiny paying special attention to quality.

All our wooden toy ships fulfil the latest security requests for toys DIN-EN 71 part 1-3 and EG guideline 2009/48/EG.

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17 of our toy ships were awarded with the “spiel gut” award for their design, quality and their play value by the committee “Kinderspiel und Spielzeug”. Please find enclosed a link for more information about the “spiel gut” award. www.spielgut.de

Our Production

Follow our employees during the production process and discover some of many steps before a toy ship reaches our customers.

The first step represents the draft.

At the circular saw the rods which are made of wooden planks are sawed into various pieces with regard to dimension. Afterwards the particular shape is painted. Finally all ships receive at different machines our unique design (also handicraft!).

After painting, which comprises several steps, the ships and construction parts receive their unique appearance which is also done by manual work. On the photo the painting of the Indian canoes is shown.

After finishing the hulls, the sails are sewn, stitched or receive different prints.

After drilling the masts, the sails are mounted by manual work.

Finally the knotting of the rigging is made.