No. 1624
Black Knights
King's Archer is a charming vintage set.
Released Jan 1993
Before you buy
King's Archer is a charming vintage set. It perfectly captures the essence of classic LEGO Castle in a small, affordable package, providing a fun introduction to the Black Knights faction.
This set is perfect for LEGO Castle enthusiasts and collectors of vintage sets. It's a quick and easy build, great for displaying as part of a larger castle layout or simply enjoying a nostalgic trip back to the 90s.
Skip this if you're looking for a complex build or advanced features. Modern Castle sets like 10305-1 Lion Knights' Castle offer a more immersive and detailed experience.
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The piece count includes the 5 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.
From the community
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No Reddit discussions found for this set.
3.0/5
Mixed
0% positive
BlockTalk summary
Based on a small sample size of reviews, sentiment for sets potentially related to King's Archer (1624-1) is neutral. Reviews such as BricksNerd's unboxing of the LEGO Hobbit Mirkwood Elf Army (79012) and legozzone's review of the Lego City Camper (7639) provide basic set overviews without expressing strong positive or negative opinions.
Based on 8 YouTube reviews
Not enough Reddit data
3.0/5
Mixed
0% positive
BlockTalk analysis
Based on a small sample size of reviews, sentiment for sets potentially related to King's Archer (1624-1) is neutral. Reviews such as BricksNerd's unboxing of the LEGO Hobbit Mirkwood Elf Army (79012) and legozzone's review of the Lego City Camper (7639) provide basic set overviews without expressing strong positive or negative opinions.
2 YouTube reviews
BlockTalk summary
BricksNerd's review simply provides an unboxing of the LEGO Hobbit Mirkwood Elf Army, indicating the number of pieces and minifigures included. Legozzone's review of the Lego City Camper acknowledges a viewer for correctly decoding a hint, suggesting an interactive element but lacking detailed opinions about the set itself.
No Reddit reviews found
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Inventory version 1
11 Unique Parts
22 Piece Count
17 Cataloged Inventory Pieces
1 Minifigures
The piece count includes the 5 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Use the Missing Piece Checker.