How many pieces are in the Skeleton Chariot?

Skeleton Chariot contains 20 pieces.

When was the Skeleton Chariot released?

Skeleton Chariot was released in 2008.

🏛 Fantasy Era

Set #5372

Skeleton Chariot

The Skeleton Chariot is a small but mighty addition to the Fantasy Era theme.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Beginner build Perfect for younger LEGO fans or those looking for a quick and easy build within the Fantasy Era theme.
Build: 20 pieces · about 0.5 hours Build time is an estimate.
Availability: Likely retired

★★★☆☆ 3.3 community rating

Fans appreciate the unique skeletal horse and the set's overall spooky aesthetic, but some find the build too simple and the price a bit high for the piece count. The exclusive minifigure is a definite plus for collectors.

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📝 Our Take

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The Skeleton Chariot is a small but mighty addition to the Fantasy Era theme. Released in 2008, this set captures the essence of the darker side of the LEGO Castle world with its skeletal horse and chariot design.

This set is perfect for LEGO Castle enthusiasts and collectors of the Fantasy Era theme. Its small size makes it an easy build, and it's great for army building or adding to larger diorama displays.

Skip this if you are only interested in large, complex builds or modern LEGO sets. Consider larger Castle sets with more substantial builds and minifigure selections for a more involved experience.

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🧱 Building Experience

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0.5h

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Beginner

Difficulty

Build Highlights:

Simple and straightforward build.
Unique skeletal horse element.
Easy to incorporate into larger LEGO Castle displays.
Features a weapon-wielding skeleton minifigure.

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⏳ Retired

The Skeleton Chariot, while a small set, benefits from its status as a retired Fantasy Era set. The theme has a dedicated following, and the unique skeletal elements contribute to its desirability. Its relatively low piece count and original price point make it accessible to collectors. However, its small size may limit its appreciation potential compared to larger sets. The rising price trend indicates growing interest, making it a reasonable investment for those focused on completing the Fantasy Era collection, but don't expect exponential returns.

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⚖ Compare Similar Sets

Compared to larger Castle sets, the Skeleton Chariot offers a smaller, more affordable entry point into the Fantasy Era theme. While lacking the complexity of sets like the Medieval Market Village (10193-1), it provides a unique skeletal horse and is more budget-friendly. Collectors looking for a complete Fantasy Era collection will find this set essential, while those seeking a more substantial build might prefer larger sets with more minifigures and play features.

1 Minifigure Included

Skeleton, Red Eyes

6 parts

The Skeleton, Red Eyes minifigure is exclusive to this set, making it a desirable addition for minifigure collectors.

📦 Parts Inventory

Official piece count: 20
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 12 unique parts, 19 pieces
Minifigures: 1

LEGO counts 20 pieces. This inventory comes from a separate parts catalog and lists 25, including the 6 parts inside the minifigures; the two do not always count the same elements, so their totals differ. 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.

Tile 1 x 4 with G...

Part #: 2431 2× Dark Red

Tile Special 1 x ...

Part #: 2555 2× Dark Red

Tile Special 1 x ...

Part #: 2555 1× White

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 2926 1× Black

Plate 2 x 3

Part #: 3021 2× Dark Bluish Gray

Brick Special 1 x...

Part #: 30414 1× Black

Brick Sloped Inve...

Part #: 3665 2× Black

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 3794a 1× White

Bar 6.6L with Sto...

Part #: 4095 1× Black

Weapon Pike / Spe...

Part #: 43899 2× Dark Bluish Gray

Wheel Wagon Large...

Part #: 4489b 2× Reddish Brown

Creature, Horse /...

Part #: 59228 1× White

Weapon Sword Scyt...

Part #: 59229 1× Dark Bluish Gray

The set includes a unique skeletal horse, a key element for builders looking to create undead or fantasy-themed MOCs. The Dark Red tiles and Dark Bluish Gray weapons are also useful for adding detail to castle builds.