How many pieces and minifigures are there?

The set has 256 pieces in 64 types and four minifigures.

Which line does it belong to?

It is part of the Lion Knights in the Castle theme and came out in 2001.

Is it suitable for display?

It is mainly a play set, but it works nicely as a small scene within a castle landscape.

Castle Lion Knights

LEGO® Guarded Inn

Guarded Inn is a 2001 Lion Knights set with 256 pieces and four minifigures. It is a compact medieval scene made for role play with knights and travellers.

Set number: 10000
Year: 2001
Pieces: 256
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Lion Knights
Different parts: 85

What can I build with it?

Parts list 85

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (5)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 4

Knight (Crusader Axe) - Black Legs (reissue) fig-0045404 pieces × 1
Archer (Crusader Axe) - Black Legs (reissue) fig-0045415 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Blue) - Blue Legs, Yellow Plume, 3626b fig-0065806 pieces × 1
Maiden - Blue Legs, Red Cone Hat, 3626b fig-0067455 pieces × 1

Description

A stop on the knights' road

The set comes from the Lion Knights line in the Castle theme. An inn is normally a quiet place for travellers, but this one is guarded, and that is where the play ideas start: who has stopped for the night, who keeps watch outside, and who can be trusted? That is plenty of material for a game. With 256 pieces the model is compact, so it fits easily on a table or carpet and sits well next to larger castles from the same range.

Four figures to cast

Four minifigures is plenty for a set this size. You can hand out roles to guards, innkeeper and guests, or act out a small standoff in front of the building. The figures are the real attraction, as the building itself stays modest. Because knight minifigures mix easily with other Castle sets, the inn soon grows into a whole scene with castle, woods and trade route, where every character gets a job to do and a place to stand.

Grey walls, red and yellow touches

Light grey and black set the tone, fitting stone walls, roofs and weapons. Red and yellow add spots of colour on banners, clothing or signs. The 256 pieces come in 64 different types, so the box holds a fair variety of special parts. The result looks like a sturdy stone house and is less playful than brightly coloured sets, which supports the medieval feeling and matches the rest of the range.

Parts list and further building

A set from 2001 is now almost always second-hand. The parts list on this page shows each element with quantity and colour, so you can check a copy for completeness, especially the small accessories for the figures. With the What can I build? tool you can see which other models are hiding in this set and your own collection, such as watchtowers, market stalls or bridges that extend the area around the inn.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are there?: The set has 256 pieces in 64 types and four minifigures.
Which line does it belong to?: It is part of the Lion Knights in the Castle theme and came out in 2001.
Is it suitable for display?: It is mainly a play set, but it works nicely as a small scene within a castle landscape.

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