When was the Fire Cart released?

Fire Cart was released in 2000.

🏛 Knights Kingdom I

Set #1288

Fire Cart

The Fire Cart is a charming little set from the early days of Knights Kingdom I.

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Who it's for: Beginner build Younger LEGO fans and collectors of classic Knights Kingdom sets.
Build: 24 pieces · about 0.5 hours Build time is an estimate.
Availability: Likely retired

★★★☆☆ 3.8 AI-generated review score, not a customer rating

Fans appreciate the set's simplicity and nostalgic appeal, especially for those who grew up with the Knights Kingdom theme. However, some find the set too basic and lacking in complexity compared to modern LEGO sets.

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📝 Our Take

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The Fire Cart is a charming little set from the early days of Knights Kingdom I. It perfectly encapsulates the theme's focus on individual knights and their equipment, offering a quick and fun build that's full of character.

This set is perfect for younger LEGO fans or anyone looking for a nostalgic trip back to the classic Knights Kingdom era. It's a simple build that can be completed in under an hour, making it ideal for beginners or those looking for a small, satisfying project.

Skip this if you are only interested in large, complex sets or highly detailed minifigures. Consider larger Knights Kingdom sets like 6090-1 Royal Knight's Castle or 6098-1 King Leo's Castle for a more involved experience.

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🧱 Building Experience

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Pieces

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0.5h

Estimated Build Time

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Beginner

Difficulty

Build Highlights:

Simple and straightforward construction.
Introduction to basic LEGO building techniques.
Quick and satisfying build experience.
Fun for imaginative play.

📈 Investment Analysis

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C+

Investment Grade

⏳ Retired

The Fire Cart, while not a major set, holds some investment potential due to its age and the nostalgia associated with the Knights Kingdom I theme. Its small piece count means it won't command a high price, but complete sets in good condition could see moderate appreciation over time, especially as the theme becomes more collectible. The presence of a Cedric the Bull minifigure adds to its appeal. However, its low piece count and the availability of the minifigure in other sets temper expectations.

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Compared to other small sets in the Knights Kingdom I theme, the Fire Cart offers a simple but charming addition to any collection. While it doesn't have the complexity of larger sets, its affordability and nostalgic appeal make it a worthwhile purchase. It's a good alternative for those who want a taste of the theme without investing in larger, more expensive sets.

1 Minifigure Included

Knight (Knights Kingdom I) - Cedric the Bull, Black Helmet

4 parts

The Cedric the Bull minifigure, with its distinctive black helmet and torso print, is the main draw of this set. While not exceptionally rare, it's a desirable figure for Knights Kingdom collectors.

📦 Parts Inventory

Piece count: 24
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 14 unique parts, 20 pieces
Minifigures: 1

The piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.

Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.

Wheel Wagon Small...

Part #: 2470 2× Brown

Part #: 2586pr0015 1× Light Gray

Plate 1 x 2

Part #: 3023 2× Red

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 3794a 1× Light Gray

Plate 2 x 6

Part #: 3795 2× Black

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 3839b 1× Red

Weapon Sword / Sh...

Part #: 3847 1× Dark Gray

Brick Special 1 x...

Part #: 4070 2× Black

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 4085c 2× Light Gray

Weapon Pike / Spe...

Part #: 4497 1× Brown

Plate Special 2 x...

Part #: 4600 1× Light Gray

Wave / Flame Roun...

Part #: 6126a 2× Trans-Neon Orange

The set features a mix of basic plates and some specialized elements like the headlight bricks and flame pieces, offering a small but useful selection of parts for MOC builders focused on medieval or fire-themed creations.

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💎 Notable Parts

Trans-Neon Orange Wave / Flame Rounded with Base Pegs (2x) $0.50

Light Gray Shield Ovoid with Bull Head Print (1x) $1.50

Red Plate Special 1 x 2 with Handles [Flat Ends / Low Attachment] (1x) $0.30

Black Brick Special 1 x 1 with Headlight (2x) $0.20

Est. BrickLink Part Value

$2.50

💡 MOC Potential

🚗 Upgrade the cart into a larger, more elaborate siege engine.

🏰 Create a small blacksmith's workshop with the cart serving as a delivery vehicle.

🌳 Build a small forest scene with the fire cart responding to a blaze.

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ZIROTCA's review showcases the 1288 Bull's Fire Attacker alongside other 2000 LEGO Castle sets, offering a brief look at the pieces and construction. The video serves as a quick overview rather than an in-depth analysis of the set itself.

LEGO Castle Sets Review & Speed Build - 1286 King Leo's Spear Cart - 1287 Richard's Arrowseat - 1288

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LEGO Castle Sets Review & Speed Build - 1286 King Leo's Spear Cart - 1287 Richard's Arrowseat - 1288

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Inventory Statistics

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The piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.

Inventory Version: 1

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