How many minifigures are included?

Three minifigures and 291 pieces in 107 different types.

Which range is the ship from?

It belongs to the Pirates range, sub-range Pirates I, and was released in 2001.

Pirates Pirates I

LEGO® Armada Flagship

The Armada Flagship comes from the 2001 Pirates range and brings 291 pieces and three minifigures. It is a sailing ship that suits acting out sea battles.

Set number: 6291
Year: 2001
Pieces: 291
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Pirates I
Different parts: 134

What can I build with it?

Parts list 134

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 (7)

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

Minifigures 3

Soldier (Imperial Armada) - Red fig-0006684 pieces × 1
Soldier (Imperial Armada) - Green fig-0047235 pieces × 1
Soldier (Imperial Armada) - Red, Captain fig-0047246 pieces × 1

Description

A ship that leads the fleet

A flagship is the main vessel of a fleet, and the name suggests a warship of the Armada. In the Pirates theme, soldiers and buccaneers traditionally face each other, and this set supplies the fleet's side. As a toy it works best alongside other ships or a fortress. On its own it looks fine on a shelf, but it only feels truly complete once it has opponents to sail against.

Black, white, red and yellow

The colours recall a classic sailing ship: black for the hull, white for the sails, red and yellow for flags and trim. That produces a striking overall look that reads as a ship even from across the room. If you own other pirate models the parts combine easily, because the basic colours in this range are similar. The mix of dark and light elements also suits ship designs of your own.

291 pieces, 107 types, three figures

The number of part types is high: 107 different elements among 291 pieces. That points to many special bricks for the hull, masts and rigging. The build therefore asks for a little more attention than a plain model, but remains comfortably doable in an afternoon. The three minifigures make up the crew. The catalogue data does not say what they are called or look like, so their roles are left to your imagination.

Using the parts again

Ships use parts that are also needed for castles and fortresses. With the What can I build? tool you can see which other sets could be built from this ship's stock. The parts list also helps when checking a second-hand copy, because sails, masts and small rigging pieces are the items most likely to be missing. If you want to buy a complete one, go through the list first to avoid an unpleasant surprise later. Flags and stickers are another point worth checking on older copies.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?: Three minifigures and 291 pieces in 107 different types.
Which range is the ship from?: It belongs to the Pirates range, sub-range Pirates I, and was released in 2001.
Which colours dominate?: Black, white, red and yellow.

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