Castle Classic Castle

LEGO® Knight's Tournament

Knight's Tournament (383) was released in 1979 in Classic Castle and has 210 pieces with no fewer than 6 minifigures. Below you will find the full parts list and ideas for building on.

Set number
383-2
Year
1979
Pieces
210
Minifigures
6
Different parts
59
What can I build with it?

Parts list 59

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Spare parts (1)

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

Minifigures 6

Description

A tournament for six figures

Six minifigures among 210 pieces is an unusually high density. Knight's Tournament therefore relies on cast rather than one large building. Two sides can face each other, with spectators or helpers alongside. As a setting it suits duels, contests and medieval feast days. Children who like inventing stories get enough figures here to act out a small plot with several characters, without having to buy extra sets first. Even the build feels like a small event, thanks to all those figures.

Few parts, clear colours

White, black, red and blue set the look, fitting for coats of arms and armour. Only 32 distinct parts are in the set, which keeps the build clear: many bricks repeat and there are hardly any special shapes. That makes the tournament a good way into the castle world. The basic bricks also suit tents, grandstands or walls of your own, should you want to extend the tournament with further buildings. That keeps costs low and play value high.

Together with other castle sets

As part of Classic Castle, the set can be combined with other castle models from the late seventies and early eighties. A fortress in the background with the tournament ground in front gives you a bigger scenario in which the figures take on roles. As a collectable it is interesting because it documents the beginnings of the knights' world. The number 383-2 points to a variant of the box; the parts list on this page applies to that version.

Look at the parts and reuse them

The parts list below shows all 210 pieces with colours. Use it to check a second-hand set for completeness or to look for missing bricks. If you already own the parts, “What can I build?” shows which other sets you could put together completely or almost completely from them. The plain bricks in white, black, red and blue are versatile, even for models that have nothing to do with knights.

FAQ

How many minifigures does the tournament have?
6 minifigures, among 210 pieces in 32 distinct types.
Which theme is set 383 from?
Castle, in the Classic Castle sub-line, released in 1979.
Which colours does it contain?
Mainly white, black, red and blue.

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