BrickLink Designer Program

Siege Encampment

Siege Encampment is a fan-designed BrickLink Designer Program set depicting a medieval army camp built around a siege. With 18 minifigures, it's one of the most figure-heavy sets in its line, making it a strong choice for large army displays and battle dioramas.

Set number
910045
Year
2025
Pieces
2,601
Minifigures
18
Different parts
646
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 646

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 18

Description

A camp, not a castle

Rather than another castle, this set recreates the infrastructure behind a siege: tents, campfires, tools and equipment for the besieging force spread out across the whole footprint of the build. That makes it a natural companion to existing castle or knight sets that have plenty of fortifications but no attacking camp to go with them, letting builders finally stage a complete siege scene with both sides represented. It turns a shelf full of fortresses into an actual conflict.

Colours of a field camp

Reddish brown covers wood and tent poles throughout the camp, black handles metal and gear, and green and white bring canvas and fabric into the scene for a slightly weathered, lived-in look. With 646 distinct parts, there's enough variety to give each little station in the camp its own character, from the firepit to the weapons store, without large areas feeling repetitive. This palette reads as noticeably rougher than a tidy, well-kept castle interior.

Eighteen figures for big scenes

Eighteen minifigures allow for whole army scenes rather than a handful of individual characters, which is particularly appealing for collectors and diorama builders who would otherwise need to buy figures separately. Paired with other medieval sets, it's enough to stage a full battle scene with attackers and defenders both represented, which makes starting a larger diorama noticeably easier. On its own, the sheer number of figures already makes an impressive army display.

Parts for your own camp builds

The parts list on this page details the specialist pieces used for tents, fires and equipment, along with exact colours and quantities for each element in the set. That's handy if you want to extend the camp yourself with extra tents, or need to reorder a specific missing brick after losing one, rather than guessing what to buy. It also makes it easy to keep track of which shapes in a larger collection are genuinely scarce.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?
The set includes 18 minifigures, considerably more than most sets of similar size.
Does it work alongside other medieval sets?
Yes, as a siege camp it complements castle and knight sets by adding the attacking side of a siege.
How many pieces does it have in total?
It has 2,601 pieces made up of 646 unique parts.

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