How many pieces are in the Roman Soldier?

Roman Soldier contains 7 pieces.

What age is the Roman Soldier recommended for?

This set is recommended for ages 5+.

When was the Roman Soldier released?

Roman Soldier was released in 2012.

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🏛 Series 6 Minifigures

Set #8827-10

Roman Soldier

The Roman Soldier is a highly sought-after minifigure from Series 6.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Ages 5+ · Beginner build Minifigure collectors, history buffs, and LEGO completionists
Build: 7 pieces · about 0.2 hours Build time is an estimate.
Price: $2.99 list price · 42.7¢ per piece
Availability: Retired at LEGO

★★★☆☆ 3.8 community rating from 175 ratings

Fans praise the Roman Soldier for its historical accuracy and detailed design, making it a standout minifigure. However, the high price on the secondary market is a common point of criticism.

$2.99

Best Price

$44.50

📝 Our Take

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The Roman Soldier is a highly sought-after minifigure from Series 6. Its detailed printing, unique accessories, and historical theme make it a standout collectible.

This set is perfect for minifigure collectors and history enthusiasts. The build is quick and simple, focusing on the minifigure itself rather than a complex model.

Skip this if you're looking for a challenging building experience. Consider larger historical-themed sets or LEGO Castle sets for a more involved build.

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🧱 Building Experience

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Pieces

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0.15h

Estimated Build Time

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Beginner

Difficulty

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Ages

Build Highlights:

Simple assembly of the minifigure and accessories
Focus on the detailed printing of the torso and shield
Assembling the spear and attaching the shield
No display features beyond the minifigure itself

📈 Investment Analysis

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↑ Trending up since release

B+

Investment Grade

⏳ Retired

The Roman Soldier minifigure from Series 6 has shown significant appreciation over time due to its rarity and popularity. As a retired collectible minifigure, its value is driven by demand from collectors seeking to complete their series. The rising price trend suggests continued interest, making it a potentially strong investment, though past performance is not indicative of future results. Smaller sets like this can be more volatile than larger sets, so diversification is key.

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Compared to other collectible minifigures, the Roman Soldier stands out due to its historical theme and detailed printing. While other minifigures from the same series may offer different appeal, the Roman Soldier holds a unique position due to its historical significance and army-building potential. Its higher price reflects its desirability.

1 Minifigure Included

Roman Soldier

4 parts

B+

The Roman Soldier minifigure features detailed torso and leg printing, along with a unique dark red shield with a gold lightning wings and arrows print, making it a highly desirable collectible.

📦 Parts Inventory

Piece count: 7
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 3 unique parts, 3 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.

Plate Special 3 x...

Part #: 88646 1× Black

Weapon Pike / Spe...

Part #: 90391pr0001 1× Reddish Brown

Shield Rectangula...

Part #: 98367pr0001 1× Dark Red

The set includes a printed shield and a spear. The black plate is a standard piece, but useful for MOCs.

🛒 Where to Buy

eBay

✓ In Stock

$44.50 →

💎 Notable Parts

Dark Red Shield Rectangular Curved with Stud with Gold Lightning Wings and Arrows Print (1x) $2.00

Reddish Brown Weapon Pike / Spear Elaborate with Pearl Light Gray Tip (1x) $0.75

Black Plate Special 3 x 4 with 1 x 4 Center Studs [Plain] (1x) $0.10

Est. BrickLink Part Value

$2.85

💡 MOC Potential

🏰 Roman outpost or fortification expansions

🧙 Ancient world themed vignettes

🚢 Roman warship diorama

Community Insights

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What Reddit Says

No Reddit discussions found for this set.

What YouTubers Say

Based on 9 videos

3.0 /5

Mixed

0% positive

BlockTalk AI

YouTube reviewers offer mostly neutral coverage of the LEGO Roman Soldier (8827-10) from Minifigures Series 6. Brickformula provides a standard review, while BrickTsar includes the figure in broader series reviews and hauls.

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Community Sentiment

Based on 9 YouTube reviews

Not enough Reddit data

YouTube

3.0 /5

Mixed

0% positive

Positive

Mixed

Critical

BlockTalk AI Analysis

What the Community Says

6 YouTube reviews

BlockTalk AI Summary

JANG's LEGO Reviews re-uploaded a review of the entire Series 6, including the Roman Soldier. Other reviewers like PoefectTear showcase related Clockwork Robot sets, indicating interest in the broader series but not specific strong opinions on the Roman Soldier itself.