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Set 10176 Royal King's Castle
Castle Knights Kingdom II

LEGO® Royal King's Castle

The Royal King's Castle (10176-1) belongs to the Knights Kingdom II line and was released in 2006. It has 877 pieces and 12 minifigures, enough to populate a whole royal court plus its guards.

Set number
10176
Year
2006
Pieces
877
Minifigures
12
Theme
Knights Kingdom II
Different parts
176
What can I build with it?

Parts list 176

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Spare parts (7)

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

Minifigures 12

Description

Walls in grey

A castle lives by its walls, and the colour choice shows it: light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey form the stone look, while reddish brown covers timber, gates and roofs. At 877 pieces the result is a substantial fortress that works as a play area and makes an impression on a shelf. The subject never goes out of fashion, since castles have been among the most popular themes in brick building for decades. Even those who usually build vehicles will find a calm task here with a clear goal and a visible result.

Twelve figures, a full court

Twelve minifigures is a large number for a set of this size. You can cast a king, his retinue and a garrison just as easily as a besieger waiting outside the gate, which makes the castle suit play sessions with more than one person. If you play with friends or siblings, nobody has to share a figure. You can hand out roles and develop stories together that reach well beyond the box. With castles in particular, games like that tend to run on for many afternoons.

A hundred and forty-nine kinds of medieval

A total of 149 distinct parts among fewer than 900 pieces gives the castle variety: battlements, windows, gates, roof elements and accessories for equipment. No wall ends up identical to the next, so the build stays interesting. At the same time the wall parts repeat often enough that you quickly get a feel for the structure. The pieces make a good base for castles of your own, because grey and reddish brown are always in demand for medieval buildings. If you later design something of your own, the wall pieces give you a sturdy base immediately.

Growing the kingdom

The parts list on this page shows every element, handy for checking a second-hand set. The What can I build? tool shows which other models could be assembled from these parts, together with your own stock if you like. If you already own other knight or castle sets, you can extend the fortress into a bigger realm, with extra towers, a village or a market square outside the walls. Since castles like to grow, it pays to keep an eye on your parts and add to them deliberately.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?
Twelve in total. The images on this page show what they look like.
Which line does it belong to?
Knights Kingdom II, part of the Castle range, released in 2006.
Is it good for play?
Yes. With 877 pieces and 12 figures it is built as a large playset, and it also looks good on display.

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