Minifig Facts
The Armored Knight with Breastplate minifigure, featuring a distinctive black moustache, is clad in armor over a light bluish gray torso. This armor includes a detailed breastplate design and a black neck protector. The minifigure's head displays a classic LEGO yellow face with a printed moustache and facial lines. It wears a black helmet, adding to its medieval appearance. This minifigure was first included in the 10176 King's Castle set, released in 2006, as part of the Castle theme and the Knights' Kingdom I subtheme. The set and minifigure capture the essence of medieval knighthood, reflecting the design style of the period.
Common description: Breastplate - Armor over Light Bluish Gray, Black Neck-Protector, Black Moustache
Armored Knight with Breastplate Reviews
Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“With an annualized growth rate of about 10.9%, the Armored Knight with Breastplate minifig has proven to be a solid investment for LEGO enthusiasts. It also remains highly sought after by Castle / Knights' Kingdom I collectors.”
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Review for LEGO set 10176 King's Castle from bricklink.com
“Lego's US Shop at Home Summer 2006 catalog gives the name as just King's Castle. In the Fall 2006 catalog, the name is finally given as Royal King's Castle, matching the website. And, that same Fall 2006 catalog uses "Knights" instead of "King's" in naming set 6090. But it... More switches the normal order of "Knights" and "Royal" and gives it as Knights' Royal Castle.”
About Castle Knights' Kingdom I
The Knights Kingdom I minifigures are the royal family, knights and villains of the first Knights' Kingdom story. King Leo leads the good side with Queen Leonora and Princess Storm, a princess who rides out as a knight, and his knights wear grey armour over their tunics. Against them stand Cedric the Bull and Gilbert the Bad in his black dragon helmet. A wizard, a blacksmith, skeletons and a ghost complete the cast, and the figures from the 2006 King's Castle are filed here as well.
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