How many pieces and minifigures are included?

The set has 400 pieces, 115 of them unique, and five minifigures.

Which theme is it part of?

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

Which colours define the set?

Mostly black, white, light bluish grey and dark red.

Castle Fantasy Era

LEGO® Skeleton Tower

The Skeleton Tower 7093 comes from the Fantasy Era of the Castle theme in 2007. It has 400 pieces and five minifigures, all of which you can browse in the parts list below.

Set number: 7093
Year: 2007
Pieces: 400
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Fantasy Era
Different parts: 136

What can I build with it?

Parts list 136

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 (8)

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

Minifigures 5

Skeleton, Red Eyes fig-0023256 pieces × 2
Princess Alyssa (Fantasy Era) - Reddish Brown Hair fig-0067404 pieces × 1
Wizard Morax (Fantasy Era) - Evil, Cape fig-0069146 pieces × 1
Knight, Black, Armor, Helmet with Grille fig-0099315 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.

7093 - Sorcercer's Tower and Secret Cave 393 pieces by ArchiZ

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What can I build with it?

Description

A dark tower for fantasy fans

The Fantasy Era of Castle pitted knights against creatures of legend, and this tower sits firmly on the shadowy side of that conflict. Instead of bright castle stone, black, white and grey dominate, with dark red as an accent. The result looks menacing and makes a good counterpart to a traditional knights’ fortress. If you already have a castle on your shelf, this set provides the adversary your knights can besiege or defend against.

Five figures, plenty of stories

With five minifigures, the set is well equipped for role play. That is enough to stage a siege with several participants without borrowing extra figures from other sets. It is more of a play set than a display piece, although the tower’s silhouette does look rather good on a shelf. Children can recreate scenes, rebuild the tower or send the figures wandering into other castles, because the pieces stay flexible and easy to rearrange.

400 pieces, 115 different shapes

Among the 400 pieces in total there are 115 different shapes. That is a healthy blend of standard bricks and specialist parts that supply the decorative details. The build is no marathon, yet it is far from a ten-minute job, so it suits an afternoon well. Since it was released in 2007, you will mostly find it second-hand these days. The parts list then helps you judge the condition of a listing and buy any missing pieces individually.

Reusing the parts

The dark bricks and plates also suit ruined castles, crypts, witches’ cottages and fortresses of every kind. With “What can I build?” you can check which sets your collection plus this tower could make. Black and white pieces in particular are popular in practice because they work in so many themes. That means this set offers more than a single model: it is a solid stock of parts for further building projects that call for dark colours.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?: The set has 400 pieces, 115 of them unique, and five minifigures.
Which theme is it part of?: It belongs to the Fantasy Era of the Castle line and was released in 2007.
Which colours define the set?: Mostly black, white, light bluish grey and dark red.

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