How many pieces does Knights' Castle 10676 have?

The set has 480 pieces and 113 different elements.

What age group is this set designed for?

It belongs to the LEGO Juniors range, aimed at younger children with larger, simpler pieces.

How many minifigures come with it?

Knights' Castle includes 4 minifigures for attack-and-defence role-play.

Juniors

Knights' Castle

Knights' Castle 10676 is a simplified castle from the LEGO Juniors range, aimed at younger builders. With 480 pieces, 113 different elements and 4 minifigures, it offers a classic knights' playset without fiddly building technique.

Set number: 10676
Year: 2014
Pieces: 480
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Juniors
Different parts: 113

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 113

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 4

Skeleton, Standard Face, Angular Rib Cage, Bent Mechanical Arms fig-0058776 pieces × 1
King - Blue Torso, Blue Legs, Gold Crown fig-0091514 pieces × 1
Soldier - Castle, Dark Bluish Grey Torso, Blue Legs, Light Bluish Grey Helmet fig-0091524 pieces × 1
Knight - Black Torso, Black Legs, Pearl Dark Gray Helmet fig-0091534 pieces × 1

Description

Simplified building for younger children

The Juniors range is aimed at younger builders, so it favours larger, simpler assemblies over intricate technique. With 480 pieces and only 113 different elements, part variety is deliberately kept modest, which makes individual bricks easier to recognise and the build easier to complete without help. For a first knights' set, that's a sensible balance of size and buildability, one that keeps frustration low during a first solo build. That also makes it easier to replace a lost or damaged brick later without hunting for the right colour.

A castle with several distinct areas

With 480 pieces, the castle stretches to several recognisable sections, a tower, a gate and a stretch of wall among them, rather than one small building. That leaves enough room for siege or defence role-play without the model becoming cluttered. For a set aimed at this age group, that's a generous amount of build, giving more play surface than comparable starter sets.

Grey, reddish brown and red as castle colours

The palette of light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, reddish brown and red is classic for castle sets: stone tones for the masonry, reddish brown for wooden elements such as gates or beams, and red as a signal colour for banners or knight's gear. The combination reads as a castle instantly, even without a name attached, and can be traced in detail through the parts list on this page, useful when hunting for red or reddish brown parts specifically. The clear colour grouping also makes it easier to sort the pieces back together after a play session.

Four figures for attack and defence

With 4 minifigures, the set has enough figures for classic knight role-play, defenders on the wall against attackers at the gate, for example. For the younger age group this is aimed at, that's a sensible number: enough for varied play, without so many figures that things get confusing, which matters especially for younger children playing on their own.

FAQ

How many pieces does Knights' Castle 10676 have?: The set has 480 pieces and 113 different elements.
What age group is this set designed for?: It belongs to the LEGO Juniors range, aimed at younger children with larger, simpler pieces.
How many minifigures come with it?: Knights' Castle includes 4 minifigures for attack-and-defence role-play.

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