How many minifigures are included?

The set includes 12 minifigures. Exactly which figures come with it is listed in the original instructions.

Is the castle better for play or display?

Both work: with walls, rooms and many figures it suits play, and the unified colour scheme also looks good on a shelf.

How many pieces does the set have?

It has 590 pieces, 107 of them different.

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Castle Black Knights

LEGO® Black Knight's Castle

Black Knight's Castle 6086 appeared in 1992 in the Castle theme and has 590 pieces with 12 minifigures. It is the big fortress of the Black Knights, who face rival factions of the realm.

Set number: 6086
Year: 1992
Pieces: 590
Minifigures: 12
Theme: Black Knights
Different parts: 143

What can I build with it?

Parts list 143

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Spare parts (5)

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

Minifigures 12

Knight (Scale Mail on Red) - Black Arms, Black Legs, Black Neck-Protector fig-0004074 pieces × 1
Ghost - Glow in the Dark, Brick Built Legs, 3626b fig-0024835 pieces × 1
Knight (Scale Mail on Red) - Black Arms, Black Legs, Black Neck-Protector, Plastic Cape fig-0024845 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Red) - Red Legs, Blue Dragon Plume fig-0065675 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Blue) - White Legs, White Dragon Plume fig-0065749 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Blue) - Black Legs, Red Dragon Plume fig-0065865 pieces × 1
Knight (Breastplate on Black) - Black Legs, Armor, Yellow Dragon Plume fig-0065909 pieces × 1
Archer (Scale Mail on Red) - Black Arms, Red Legs fig-0067345 pieces × 1
Archer (Scale Mail on Red) - Blue Arms, Blue Legs fig-0067355 pieces × 2
Archer (Scale Mail on Red) - Blue Arms, Red Legs fig-0067365 pieces × 1
Fighter (Wolfpack) - Brown Hood fig-0068825 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.

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Description

A castle with its own faction

The knights' world of the early nineties was divided into factions, and the Black Knights were among the best known. Their castle is a classic stage for sieges and tournaments, with several sides pitted against each other. At 590 pieces, the set sits well above the small knight packs and offers enough walls, gates and rooms for proper play scenes. If you grew up with castle sets, you will spot the style of that era straight away, which looks quite different from today's fortresses.

Grey, black, brown and red

The main colours, light grey, black, brown and red, define the character of the model. Light grey stands for the stone walls, black for the grim faction colour, brown for the timber parts and red for accents such as flags or roofs. With 107 different parts, the mix includes lots of repeated wall bricks alongside a few special shapes. Collectors like it because the colour scheme is rather rare now, and on a shelf it looks unified and serious without becoming too gloomy.

Twelve minifigures for siege and defence

With 12 minifigures, the garrison is large. That is a clear plus, because a castle only comes alive with guards, knights and enemies. You can line up a defence along the walls, prepare an assault or stage a tournament in the courtyard. The number of figures also makes the set a good starting point for a bigger medieval landscape, where several castles and factions stand side by side and play against one another.

Rebuilding from an old collection

A set from 1992 usually reaches you second-hand, often with gaps along the battlements or among the small parts. The parts list on this page lets you check exactly what is missing. If you already have plenty of grey and black bricks at home, “What can I build?” shows how close you are to this castle and which other sets your stock could produce, without counting every brick by hand.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?: The set includes 12 minifigures. Exactly which figures come with it is listed in the original instructions.
Is the castle better for play or display?: Both work: with walls, rooms and many figures it suits play, and the unified colour scheme also looks good on a shelf.
How many pieces does the set have?: It has 590 pieces, 107 of them different.

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