LEGO Icons 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship Officially Revealed | September 2025

The Black Pearl has returned! After months of rumours and multiple leaks, LEGO has today officially revealed the ultimate LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean model: 10365 Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship. Built with an incredible amount of detail alongside a fan favourite Minifigure lineup, the latest LEGO Icons model will be another highly sought-after model and the definitive LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean set.

With a set number of 10365, this 18+ LEGO Icons branded set marks the long-awaited return of Pirates of the Caribbean in brick-built form. Including a total of 2,862 pieces, the Black Pearl will be another expensive purchase with a rumoured retail price of  $379.99 / €349.99 / £299.99. The set officially releases on the 12th of September 2025, remaining a LEGO store and LEGO shop@home exclusive for the first few months of its product life.

This isn’t the first time LEGO has explored the world of Pirates of the Caribbean, with the original 4184 The Black Pearl in 2011 and the massive 71042 Silent Mary in 2017. But this new LEGO Icons-scale version is by far the most ambitious attempt yet, building on the success of other large-scale ships such as 10335 The Endurance and 21356 River Steamboat.

The main build of the set is obviously the majestic Black Pearl, recreated as a large and imposing brick-built pirate ship. Its hull is entirely black, built using a combination of curved and angled elements to make it as accurate as possible to the onscreen counterpart. The vessel is held in place by two brick-built brown stands, raising it off the ground so the ship can easily be displayed whilst also showcasing its smooth brick-built underside.

The upper deck is filled with detail, with plenty of space for Minifigures to be displayed and played with. Rows of cannon ports line the sides of the hull which can be deployed as powerful weapons by rotating a dial. Ropes, chains and railings, along with ladders and climbing rigging, are also included, adding the authentic pirate ship look. The deck can also be opened/removed in sections to reveal further details and references hidden inside.

The most striking part of the ship is its full set of sails, made from black fabric pieces stretched across three tall masts. In total, nine sails give the ship its iconic silhouette, with many of these including purposefully placed holes and tears to reflect the ship's worn and ghostly look. A long bowsprit extends forward at the very front, supporting ropes and topped with a sand green mermaid-style figurehead, one of the only splashes of colour on the otherwise all-black build.

At the stern, the ship rises into a multi-level back section that is just as detailed as the rest of the 18+ model. The rear windows are framed with decorative elements, while three glowing lanterns sit across the back. Inside this area, the captain’s quarters are built with furnishings, candlesticks and an apple. Additional features of 10365 also include a detachable rowing boat and the ability to split the hull at the waterline so that it can be in its sailing mode.

Alongside the mighty vessel, nine LEGO Minifigures are included, all exclusive to the September 2025 model with updated printing, accessories, and in some cases, new moulds. These figures are Captain Jack Sparrow, Hector Barbossa, Elizabeth Swann, Will Turner, Anamaria, Joshamee Gibbs, Cotton, Marty and the previously mentioned sand green figurehead at the front of the Black Pearl.

10365 Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship

Set Name - Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship

Set Number - 10365

Age Range - 18+

Piece Count - 2,862

Price - $379.99 / €349.99 / £299.99

Release Date - 12th September 2025

10365 Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship releases on the 12th of September 2025, but what do you think? Will you be purchasing 10365 in a few weeks time time? Is there anything missing from this 18+ brick-built version of the Black Pearl? Which of the nine Minifigures included in 10365 are you looking forward to getting the most? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.