Which theme does the Sea Serpent belong to?

It is part of the Black Knights within the castle range and was released in 1992.

How many minifigures are included?

Five minifigures come with the set's 128 pieces.

What can I build with the parts?

Ships, harbour scenes or your own fantasy creatures, for example. Use "What can I build?" to check against your collection.

Castle Black Knights

LEGO® Sea Serpent

The Sea Serpent is a 1992 castle set of 128 pieces with five minifigures. It belongs to the Black Knights and pairs a ship with a sea monster.

Set number: 6057
Year: 1992
Pieces: 128
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Black Knights
Different parts: 53

What can I build with it?

Parts list 53

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Minifigures 5

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Knight (Scale Mail on Red) - Black Arms, Light Gray Legs, Dark Gray Neck-Protector fig-0067224 pieces × 1
Knight (Scale Mail on Red) - Blue Arms, Black Legs, Dark Gray Neck-Protector fig-0067244 pieces × 1
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Archer (Black Falcon) - Light Gray Legs, Chin-Guard fig-0068905 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

6057 Sea Dragon 108 pieces by plastic.ati

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Description

A monster on the open sea

The Black Knights were one of the castle lines of 1992, setting knights against opponents in dark armour. The Sea Serpent moves the action onto the water: a ship meets a monster of the sort known from old sailors' tales. At 128 pieces the model stays small, yet there is enough construction to show both ship and serpent clearly and to tell a short adventure story in the space of a single playtime.

Five figures in a small space

Five minifigures is a lot for a set of this size, and they make up much of the charm. A crew facing danger spreads nicely across the deck, and in play the sailors and the monster can swap roles as the story changes. If you prefer to display, the mix of ship, crew and monster makes a rewarding subject that works without a backdrop and draws the eye on any shelf straight away.

Dark colours for rough seas

Black, blue, brown and light grey shape the model. Black and brown suit timber and rigging, blue stands for the water and light grey supplies detail. Among the 48 different part types are several special pieces that form sails, hull or the serpent's body. The result feels serious and slightly gloomy, just as an adventure at sea against dark-armoured foes should, and it stands apart from the brighter town sets of the era.

Parts for your own ships

When the Sea Serpent has served its time, you are left with parts that suit many builds, such as your own sailing ships, harbour scenes or monsters. A tentacle or serpent head can easily be redesigned later. This page lists the complete parts, and the "What can I build?" tool shows which models fit your collection. Ship parts in brown and black are especially popular with builders, as they combine well with both pirate and knight projects and with homemade fantasy creatures.

FAQ

Which theme does the Sea Serpent belong to?: It is part of the Black Knights within the castle range and was released in 1992.
How many minifigures are included?: Five minifigures come with the set's 128 pieces.
What can I build with the parts?: Ships, harbour scenes or your own fantasy creatures, for example. Use "What can I build?" to check against your collection.

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