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Most of the Main Features Are : - Prow (the part with the dragon head on it at the front of ship)

- Oars (paddles)

- Hull ( the bottom of the ships body)

- Sail

- Rudder

- Chests (vikings sat on them to row and to put personal items in e.g. Sleeping bag)

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