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Weekly Set Re-Review: King Leo
Ben E. 24 VIII 08
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Please post your opinions on the set play ability, piece selection, design, etc.
Which sets stand up to our catapult of critique and which ones crumble in shame!
This week’s set is 6026 King Leo.
King Leo was released in 2000 for Knight's Kingdom.
This set contains King Leo on horseback, one foot soldier, a wall section, and various accessories.
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Weekly Set Re-Review: Blacksmith Shop
Ben E. 17 VIII 08
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This week’s set is 6040 Blacksmith Shop.
Blacksmith Shop, released in 1984 for the Lion knights, was the first modular castle shop.
Along with 6061 Siege Tower,
this set could increase the size and change the shape of your 6073 Knight's Castle
or 6080 King's Castle.
It has a horse, a forge, an anvil, a blacksmith, and various tools.
A Lion axeman guards the top of the wall.
Rare pieces such as the brown cape and pitchfork can be found in this set.
Instructions are included for a tower and cart alternate model.
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Weekly Set Re-Review: Fright Force
Ben E. 10 VIII 08
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This week’s set is 6031 Fright Force.
Fright Force, released in 1998, is the Fright Knight mini-figure pack.
It includes Willa the Witch, the Bat Lord, a knight, a soldier, and various accessories.
This set is the eighth and last mini-figure pack that LEGO has produced for the Castle theme.
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