How many pieces are in the Fireball Catapult?

Fireball Catapult contains 46 pieces.

When was the Fireball Catapult released?

Fireball Catapult was released in 2005.

🏛 Knights Kingdom II

Set #8873

Fireball Catapult

The Fireball Catapult is a fun little siege engine from the Knights Kingdom II era.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Beginner build Perfect for young LEGO fans interested in castle themes and simple builds.
Build: 46 pieces · about 0.5 hours Build time is an estimate.
Price: $8.00 list price · 17.4¢ per piece
Availability: Likely retired

★★★☆☆ 3.4 community rating

Fans appreciate the set's simple design and playability, especially the functional catapult. Some find the set overpriced for its size and piece count, but it remains a popular choice for expanding Knights Kingdom collections.

$8.00

Best Price

$40.00

📝 Our Take

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The Fireball Catapult is a fun little siege engine from the Knights Kingdom II era. It perfectly captures the medieval warfare theme with its functional catapult design and includes two minifigures to stage battles right out of the box.

This set is perfect for younger LEGO fans and those interested in expanding their Knights Kingdom collection. The build is quick and easy, making it a great introductory set to the theme, and it provides a good starting point for creating larger medieval scenes.

Skip this if you are looking for a complex building experience or a large display piece. This set is relatively small and simple, so consider larger castle sets or more intricate builds if you want a challenge.

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🧱 Building Experience

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0.5h

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Beginner

Difficulty

Build Highlights:

Easy-to-follow instructions for a quick build.
Functional catapult mechanism adds play value.
Includes minifigures for immediate play scenarios.
Good introduction to the Knights Kingdom II theme.

📈 Investment Analysis

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Investment Grade

⏳ Retired

The Fireball Catapult, while a small set, benefits from being part of the Knights Kingdom II theme, which has a dedicated following. Its low piece count and original MSRP make it an affordable collectible. The inclusion of two minifigures adds to its value. While it's not a high-value investment, its stable price trend and the potential for increased demand as the theme ages make it a reasonable addition to a LEGO investment portfolio. Its relatively low cost also mitigates significant risk.

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Compared to other small castle sets, the Fireball Catapult offers a simple but functional play feature with its catapult. While larger castle sets provide a more comprehensive building experience, this set is a good entry point and can be combined with other Knights Kingdom sets to create a larger scene. Consider sets like 8781-1 The Castle of Morcia for a larger play experience, or 8802-1 Dark Fortress Landing for a similar price point.

2 Minifigures Included

Santis with Gold Pattern Armor, and Dark Tan Hands and Helmet

Includes Santis with unique gold pattern armor and a Shadow Knight, providing two opposing factions for immediate play. Santis' armor and helmet are particularly desirable for minifigure collectors.

📦 Parts Inventory

Official piece count: 46
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 25 unique parts, 35 pieces
Minifigures: 2

LEGO counts 46 pieces. This inventory comes from a separate parts catalog and lists 45, including the 10 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.

Plate 2 x 4

Part #: 3020 1× Black

Brick Special 1 x...

Part #: 30236 1× Dark Red

Brick Special 1 x...

Part #: 30237a 1× Black

Plate 4 x 4

Part #: 3031 1× Reddish Brown

Brick Sloped 45° ...

Part #: 3040b 2× Dark Red

Tile 1 x 2 with G...

Part #: 3069b 2× Dark Red

Technic Pin witho...

Part #: 3673 2× Light Bluish Gray

Technic Brick 1 x...

Part #: 3700 2× Black

Technic Brick 1 x...

Part #: 3702 2× Black

Technic Axle 4

Part #: 3705 1× Black

Technic Axle Pin ...

Part #: 3749 2× Tan

Plate 2 x 6

Part #: 3795 1× Black

Plate 2 x 6

Part #: 3795 1× Reddish Brown

Shield Triangular...

Part #: 3846pr0034 1× Very Light Bluish Gray

Weapon Halberd / Axe

Part #: 3848 1× Black

Bar 6.6L with Sto...

Part #: 4095 1× Pearl Light Gray

Propeller 8 Blade...

Part #: 41530 1× Trans-Neon Orange

Brick Curved Inve...

Part #: 42023 2× Reddish Brown

Animal / Creature...

Part #: 4491b 1× Dark Bluish Gray

Animal, Horse, Mo...

Part #: 4493c01pr0011 1× White

Flag 4 x 1 Wavy [...

Part #: 4495a 1× Royal Blue

Animal / Creature...

Part #: 48492 1× Red

Weapon Sword / Gr...

Part #: 48495 1× Pearl Sand Blue

Plate Special 1 x...

Part #: 49668 2× Pearl Light Gray

Brick Round 4 x 4...

Part #: 6222 2× Reddish Brown

Technic Rubber Be...

Part #: 85544 1× Red

Features a selection of reddish brown and dark red elements, useful for castle-themed MOCs. The inclusion of Technic bricks and pins allows for the creation of functional mechanisms and sturdy structures.