The boys launched the pirate ship as part of a bucket list of adventures they put together.
The ship needed some adaptations before it was ready to tackle the North Sea.
A counterweight was added to help it stay upright, and it was filled with polystyrene to help it stay afloat.
After trials in a swimming pool, they took it to the coast and launched it.
‘Will be fine’
The ship carries a message asking anyone who finds it to launch Adventure back into the sea.
The boys’ father, MacNeill Ferguson, told the BBC Scotland news website: “The tracker pings a location twice a day, but with 27% of battery life left it needs to be recharged.
