Other smaller Dragon Masters sets were released in 1994, such as 1906 Majisto's Tower and 1794 Dragon Master Chariot but they were only mini castle sets. They own a ship and a carriage, but no siege engines. LEGO Set K7029-1 Complete Castle Collection - building instructions and parts inventory. It was not again until 1990 when knights came with movable visors and armor breastplates, as the knights between 1984 and 1989 had solid grill helmets while their "armor" was just a texture on their body. The word LEGO embossed on 1x1 white bricks … Many of these new pieces would be included in future castle sets. In 2001, Lego re-released the well-known Guarded Inn, re-numbered (#10000) as a Lego Legend. The theme ran until 2010, when it was replaced with Kingdoms. The two 1990 castle sets were re-released in 1992 with the Lego System banner on the boxes, but the instruction booklets of the sets still had the Legoland banner. The theme also appears in My LEGO Network as stickers and backgrounds. Their leader is the Evil Wizard. Subtheme of Although no new Black Falcons-specific sets would be released after that, Black Falcon figures would appear as guests in other sets, such as the Black Knights' 6059 Knights Stronghold (1990) and 6057 Sea Serpent (1992). While officially titled Knights' Kingdom on its packaging, it is popularly known as Knights' Kingdom II in order to differentiate it from the original theme which only included LEGO mini-figures and featured different knight, king, and villain characters. One change in the reissue was the horse saddle had two clips instead of one for holding weapons. Only three sets have been released, including a large mine, a battle machine, as well as a battle pack with five dwarf minifigures and equipment. The interior of the set could be opened to see inside the cave and enabled more play. 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In 1995 the last Dragon Masters set released was 1736 Wizard's Cart that featured Majisto with a treasure chest, which marked the end of the Dragon Masters reign. In 2002, at the request of fans, Lego re-released the Black Falcon's Fortress re-numbered (#10039) as a Lego Legend which was almost identical to the 1986 set: the horse saddles had two clips instead of one, the shield ornament on the minifigures' breastplates was slightly different in shape, and the small Black Falcon flag has a slightly different print. The Wolfpack Renegades were a group of bandits in the LEGO Castle world. Their symbol is a skull which is featured on their round bucklers and oval shields. A 1989 US catalogue includes an ambigious reference to the "Guardians of the Gray Castles". Lego released a new Castle theme in autumn 2013 replacing the previously cancelled Kingdoms theme. Released in May, 2007, the new Lego Castle line features a human faction led by a King fighting against an opposing undead skeleton faction ruled by an evil Necromancer. Castle (2007) Kingdoms The Lord of the Rings ... and the games were titled the same as the sets. Dwarves: Kingdoms is the first theme to include back-printing on the torsos of the minifigures. This set was also one of the first sets to have a brown colored horse. These knights also wore a coat of arms (either a tunic or breastplate) over their body. The castle, known to LEGO retailers as #0746 had four towers, with wavy LEGO flags on top of two of the towers. The only building they control is the Skeleton Tower, which is also the evil wizard's lair. The saddles were changed from one clip to two clips since 1992 was the year that introduced the altered Lego horse saddle. In 1990, the last original Forestmen hideout set, 6071 Forestmen's Crossing, was released. The second and last Crusaders castle released was 6081 King's Mountain Fortress in 1990. The court also encompasses a Good Wizard and Jester Gogo, as well as a general. A few Forestmen were included in other small non-Forestmen Castle sets, such as 6103 Castle Mini Figures. The following year, the 6077 Forestmen's River Fortress, which was the largest Forestmen set, was released. Sold at LEGO.com (USA/CA) 24 Oct 2007 - 6 Dec 2007 (1m 12d) Sold at LEGO.com (UK/EU) 24 Oct 2007 - 1 Jan 2008 (2m 8d) Value new ~$600.00 Value used A small Crusader-style set, King's Catapult appears to be the only Lego castle set to be released in 1991. This model was also seen in a 1961 British magazine LEGO advertisement. This set also appears in the following Sets: Castle Collection US version. Their color scheme consists of dark red and black. The Forestmen were considered the foes to the other factions who had knights and castles, such as the Crusaders, Black Falcons, and Black Knights. In 2009 only three new sets were released, including 10193 Medieval Market Village which is known to be the most intricate work of European styled buildings ever released by LEGO as an official product. These two sets were also among the last Lego Castle sets to carry the Legoland banner. Their weapons are battle axes that consist of two axe blades from Vikings attached to a brown stick. The walls of the castle could be opened to play inside the castle. Thus the Black Falcons were one of the longest-lived factions from 1984 to 1994, when the last sets with their minifigures were discontinued. Sold at LEGO.com (USA/CA) 24 Oct 2007 - 10 Apr 2009 (1y 5m 16d) Sold at LEGO.com (UK/EU) 24 Oct 2007 - 10 Oct 2008 (11m 17d) Value new ~$8.52 Value used ~$2.26 Notes The LEGO Shop at Home service listed 78 pieces in this set, but the North American canister listed only 76. (In legends, Robin Hood did support King Richard the Lionhearted who led one of the Crusades, but after Richard's younger brother John succeeded to the throne Hood was declared an outlaw.). The Castle period from 1978 to 1983 predates themes or factions, and is often known as "Classic" Castle. Their leader was the Royal King. This theme was a fantasy-based theme with a wizard and a large dragon. This was one of the first sets to feature the newly invented knight helmet visor and armor pieces. ... LEGO® Castle - Chapter 5 - To Reality and Back - Fan Created by Dustin Woodward. Their main color scheme is dark blue, light blue and gold. 6074 was quite unique because it was the first set to include the octagonal corner pieces and the yellow Tudor wall, as well as the only set to have a blue Black Falcons flag. This faction features a complete royal family with a King, a Queen and a princess. In 1996, a similar theme called Dark Forest was released, which featured an amoral band of forest outlaws. Like 6080, 6085 could be opened and closed using special "hinge" pieces, and snapped closed using a peg and hole mechanism; for 6085 this enabled it to combine with Knight's Stronghold and Black Monarch's Ghost (see below) to create even bigger super-castles. Get in touch. This castle was one of the largest Lego Castle sets produced. The set 10176 King's Castle used the shield crests of this theme, but was released in 2006 as part of the Knight's Kingdom II product line. They had shield-like emblems on their torsos, one which was a yellow lion set against blue, while the other emblem had the crossed axes (two black and gold axes crossing each other against a black and gold background, split down the middle, with a red border). In spring 2004, the large action figures were released in Europe; several months later, they were released in America. The Forestmen theme was introduced in 1987 when Lego Castle released the first Forestmen set 6066 Camouflaged Outpost. The only fantasy elements are the wizard minifigures. The set featured an old tower and a large tree which were connected by a rope bridge that ran across the stream. The sets that would eventually form the basis of the Crusaders were released the same year as the Black Falcons in 1984. The two factions were "King's Knights", which wore blue with a crown insignia on their torsos and lion insignia on their shields and armor; and "Dragon Knights", in red and black. But in North America, only four sets were released that same year. They also use regular axes made by the same method but using only one axe blade. Dwarves’ Mine 7036 - The Base of the Dwarves is under attack by Trolls! It was introduced in Europe in 1978 and North America in 1981, and was supported continuously until 1999. They are in possession of a single building, a fortress. This theme also marked a welcome return to the full-body rampant lion motif, rather than the decapitated lion head used in the Royal Knights, Knight's Kingdom I, and Knight's Kingdom II. The final Kingdoms-themed sets were 10223 Kingdoms Joust, released on December 26, 2011; and 853373 Kingdoms Chess Set, released in 2012. Older sets such as the Knights Stronghold and Black Monarch's Ghost were retroactively included as part of the Black Knights. Officially launched in 1992, the Black Knights are characterized by a red, yellow, and blue wyvern dragon symbol which is only shown on their shield or flag; unlike the other factions the Black Knights never wore the emblem on their chests. The Dragon Masters shield emblem was identical to the ovoid shields of the Black Knights except they featured a green dragon instead of the blue dragon. This set was the only structure to include red Tudor walls. Much like with the Lego Adventurers line, the characters, weapons, castle and others made a special appearance in Lego Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge, which would be the first island that Pepper Roni would visit outside Lego Island itself. Castle 4 Juniors (24) Action Wheelers (9) Adventurers (72) Agents (13) Alpha Team (32) Aqua Raiders (7) Aquazone (28) Architecture (54) Art (9) Assorted (10) Atlantis (24) Avatar The Last Airbender (2) Baby (44) Basic (414) Batman (15) Belville (82) Ben 10: Alien Force (6) Bionicle (389) Boats (12) Books (496) Boost (1) Brick Sketches (6) BrickHeadz … K7094-1 (0 parts) Castle > Fantasy Era 2007. x1. As the 6059 Knights Stronghold featured the Black Falcons attacking a Black Knights structure, suggested that the two factions were rivals. The main difference was in the structure as the two defense towers had been moved to the front, and were made with more rounded (octagonal) corner pieces, leaving room in the back for a small roofed residence/chapel with a yellow Tudor wall. The Royal Knights were the first Lego theme to have skeletons, starting with the first ever skeleton set "Skeleton Surprise". LEGO has re-released some old Black Falcon sets. The theme was often referred to as "Fantasy Era" or "Fantasy Castle" by fans to avoid confusion with the original Castle theme that was introduced in 1978. Some fans in the United States have labeled this faction as "Black Falcons", and Australian fans have called them "Eagle Crest", though at the time each term only appears once in any official LEGO literature – both in regional names for set 6074. King’s Castle Siege 7094 - The Castle is under attack from Evil Skeleton Warriors! The Crown knights not only use horses as mounts, but dragons as well, as seen in 7048 Troll Warship. The mini-figures that were associated with these shields invariably had blue or red pants and red torsos with blue sleeves, and their helmets were usually gray. In 2008, Lego Castle introduced sets with orcs, trolls, and dwarves to add to the medieval fantasy theme.