How many minifigures come with it?

Set 7009-1 includes two minifigures, plus 62 pieces in 25 different part types.

Which theme is it from?

It belongs to the Castle Fantasy Era and was released in 2007.

Can I combine it with other castles?

Yes, the colours and bricks fit well with other castle models.

Castle Fantasy Era

LEGO® The Final Joust

The Final Joust is a small castle set by LEGO® from 2007, part of the Castle Fantasy Era. It packs 62 pieces and two minifigures, enough for a face-off between two knights.

Set number: 7009
Year: 2007
Pieces: 62
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Fantasy Era
Different parts: 28

What can I build with it?

Parts list 28

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 2

Skeleton Warrior General Bone fig-0095285 pieces × 1
Knight, Gray, Armor, Helmet with Visor fig-0099616 pieces × 1

Description

Two knights and a showdown

The name tells you what to expect: a tournament in which two opponents face each other. That suits the two minifigures in the box, who can take part in a duel. With 62 pieces it counts among the smaller castle models of 2007 and goes together quickly. You do not get a large fortress, just a compact scene that you can link up with other castle sets. The full parts list on this page helps you check a second-hand copy for missing pieces.

Warm colours and gold

Reddish brown, light bluish grey, pearl gold and dark blue dominate. The brown stands for wood, tack and scaffolding, the grey for armour and stonework, the pearl gold for shiny details, and the dark blue adds a bold accent. Together they create a medieval mood that suits the fantasy era well. With only 25 different part types the build stays easy to follow, yet there is enough variety for a small scene.

Play and combine

A tournament model is most fun to play with. The knights charge at each other, and you decide the outcome. If you own a castle, put the set in front of it as a jousting field. Collectors of the Castle line will also find it a neat extra, since it offers two figures in one compact box. Because the piece count is low, it takes up almost no room and slips easily into other scenes.

Reusing the bricks

Brown and grey bricks are among the most useful parts for castles and villages. With “What can I build?” you can check which other models your bricks could make. That is helpful if you want to extend a castle scene with spectators, tents or a tower. Pearl gold parts are in demand too, since they bring shine to armour and crests. The list shows you which colours and quantities add up.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with it?: Set 7009-1 includes two minifigures, plus 62 pieces in 25 different part types.
Which theme is it from?: It belongs to the Castle Fantasy Era and was released in 2007.
Can I combine it with other castles?: Yes, the colours and bricks fit well with other castle models.

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