Castle Royal Knights

LEGO® King's Carriage

The King's Carriage is a 1995 castle set with 127 pieces and four minifigures. Blue and yellow mark the royal side of the Royal Knights.

Set number
6044
Year
1995
Pieces
127
Minifigures
4
Different parts
63
What can I build with it?

Parts list 63

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Spare parts (4)

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Minifigures 4

Description

A vehicle for the court

The idea behind this set is to give the kingdom a way to travel: a carriage that carries the court from place to place. It belongs to the Royal Knights line within the Castle world and can stand beside a fortress without replacing it. At 127 pieces it is a modest build that comes together quickly yet still tells a story of its own, perhaps a journey between two castles on which all sorts of things might happen along the way.

Four figures, one scene

Four minifigures is plenty for a set of this size. They turn the carriage into more than a vehicle model, because the roles for a whole scene are already handed out: crew, escort and guests can be shuffled as you like. For children that means instant play value, and for collectors it is a compact group of figures that combines well with other sets from the same line and brings a castle scene to life with little effort.

Blue, black, white, yellow

Blue and black form the dark foundation, while white and yellow add brightness and decoration. The palette suits the royal side of the castle world and sets the carriage apart from purely dark knight sets. The parts list records 49 different parts, so you can quickly see which bricks serve the frame, wheels and body, and which are there only for decoration. It also makes clear what the overall impression of the model depends on.

Rebuild and check

If you already own the set, the “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which further models your bricks could make. When buying a second-hand copy, the parts list is useful because you can tick off every piece one by one. That matters especially with four figures included, since small parts and accessories are, in experience, the ones most often missing from used sets of this age.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the King's Carriage?
Four minifigures, alongside 127 pieces in total.
Which line does the set belong to?
It belongs to Castle, specifically Royal Knights, and was released in 1995.
Which colours dominate?
Blue, black, white and yellow, with 49 different parts listed.

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