How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?

Set 6067 has 256 pieces in 64 different elements and colours, plus 4 minifigures.

Which range does it belong to?

It belongs to the Lion Knights in the Castle theme and was released in 1986.

Which colours dominate?

Light grey, black, red and yellow.

Castle Lion Knights

LEGO® Guarded Inn

The Guarded Inn (6067) is part of the Lion Knights in the Castle theme and dates from 1986. It has 256 pieces and 4 minifigures to guard and fill the building.

Set number: 6067
Year: 1986
Pieces: 256
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Lion Knights
Different parts: 85

What can I build with it?

Parts list 85

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 (5)

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

Minifigures 4

Knight (Crusader Axe) - Black Legs fig-0045384 pieces × 1
Archer (Crusader Axe) - Black Legs fig-0045395 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Blue) - Blue Legs, Yellow Plume, 3626a fig-0065796 pieces × 1
Maiden - Blue Legs, Red Cone Hat, 3626a fig-0067445 pieces × 1

Description

A medieval stopover

Anyone travelling through castle country needed a roof for the night, and that is what this inn stands for. It is not a mighty fortress but a small outpost by the roadside, kept safe by the Lion Knights. That makes the set a counterpart to the big castles of the range, since it is less about sieges and more about rest, daily life and protecting travellers. With 256 pieces the build stays manageable and can be finished in one sitting.

Grey walls, red and yellow accents

Light grey and black shape the walls and the roof, while red and yellow bring colour to banners, doors and clothing. The parts list shows 64 different elements, so across 256 pieces many shapes appear more than once. Stone-effect bricks and strong contrasts are typical of the period, and they give the model a medieval look without much effort. On this page you can see how the colours are spread across the parts, and which bricks matter most.

Four figures make a scene

Four minifigures is a generous cast for a set this size. Guards and guests can be spread around the yard, the door and the rooms, so the scene feels alive straight away. If you own other Lion Knights sets, you can place the inn as a stopping point between the castles and build roads linking them. On its own it also looks good on a shelf, because it is a clearly recognisable building with a story behind it.

Reuse and rebuild

The full parts list with all 256 pieces is on this page. Use “What can I build?” to check which sets your collection could make. Older Castle sets supply wall bricks, slopes and roof elements that work well for custom castles, villages or market squares. Even if you do not want to leave the inn standing for good, taking it apart leaves a useful stock of grey and black bricks that fits almost any medieval idea.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?: Set 6067 has 256 pieces in 64 different elements and colours, plus 4 minifigures.
Which range does it belong to?: It belongs to the Lion Knights in the Castle theme and was released in 1986.
Which colours dominate?: Light grey, black, red and yellow.

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