Pirates Pirates I

LEGO® King Kahuka's Throne

King Kahuka's Throne is a 1994 pirate set with 155 pieces and five minifigures. It sits in the first Pirates line, where island natives face the soldiers of the crown.

Set number
6262
Year
1994
Pieces
155
Minifigures
5
Different parts
74
What can I build with it?

Parts list 74

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Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 5

Description

A small set with a big cast

With 155 pieces this is a modest build, yet it comes with five minifigures, which is generous for its size. That crowd is the real strength of the set. You can stage a siege, a trial or a treasure hunt straight away without needing any other box. The island king and his throne sit at the centre, so the story is clear from the first minute, and children can play it out without any instructions. It is the sort of box that starts a story before anyone has finished the build.

Stone grey and dark accents

The colour mix is earthy and restrained. Light grey carries the walls and the main structure, while black, red and brown add depth and detail. It looks less cheerful than many sets from 1994, but it suits a stone seat on a remote island very well. There are 62 different part types, so the range stays manageable and sorting the bricks afterwards is quick, even for a beginner. In photos the mix looks almost like an old painting, and it is easy to brighten with bricks from your own stock.

Play first, display second

This is a classic play set, built for rebuilding and rearranging rather than for a shelf. The throne is easy to modify, and five figures are enough for a small battle or a negotiation. Adults who collect vintage pirate sets will enjoy the period look. The pieces also blend neatly with other early Pirates boxes, because the colours and the general style match across the line. If you like, invent a traitor at court or a hidden hoard beneath the throne and let the figures act it out.

Using the pieces again

This page lists every part with its colour and quantity, which helps when you want to check a used set for completeness or replace a missing brick. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models you can put together from the parts you already own. Light grey bricks in particular are versatile and work well for castles, fortresses, ruins and harbour walls of every kind. That way you can plan additions precisely instead of ordering bricks and hoping they fit.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does it include?
It has 155 pieces in 62 different part types, plus five minifigures. The set was released in 1994.
Which theme does it belong to?
It belongs to the Pirates theme, filed under Pirates I. Island natives, soldiers and fortresses are typical of the line.
Will the bricks work with other sets?
Yes, they are fully compatible with ordinary bricks. They mix especially well with castles and other pirate sets from the nineties.

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