Discover the Knight from the Bricktober collection - 7 pieces of building excellence.
Before you buy
LEGO YouTubers give the 2011 Bricktober 1978 Knight Magnet a mixed rating of 3.0/5, appreciating the retro Castle tribute while widely lamenting the glued construction. Reviewers like BrickTsar and MinifigCentral express frustration that the torso and legs are permanently fused to the magnet base, severely limiting playability and part reuse. Despite these physical limitations, creators agree it functions well as a nostalgic refrigerator display piece for classic Castle collectors.
BrickTsar points out color and printing differences compared to the authentic 1978 original, specifically criticizing the awkward forward-leaning pose caused by the glued base. Maniac4Bricks notes that although only the helmet, head, and printed nameplate tile are detachable, the series still holds charm on secondary markets for retro enthusiasts.
Inventory Statistics
The piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
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