#lego 6054

[bluenpinkcastle]

20240131: the History of LEGO Castle day 31. 6054-1 Forestmen's Hideout (1988, 202 pieces, 59 different parts) The Forestmen's Hideout is such a great little set and is a mostly black two-story build with green foilage and two green trees, built on two green 6x12 plates. The second level has a blue plate covered balcony with a light gray wall and two triangular shields with a light brown deer head with black antlers on a green background with a brown border. Hinge bricks allow you to close or open the set, which makes it easy to move and great to play with. The two forest minifigures for this set include a green torso with a v-neck, green arms, a printed black belt with a yellow buckle and a brown pouch with plain green legs, and a green torso with a red collar and red arms and a printed black belt with a yellow buckle and plain green legs. This set introduces another of my favorite bricks, the 3x3 facet wedge brick, as well as the brown forest shields which are only found in five other sets (6071-1 Forestmen's Crossing, 6077-2 Forestmen's River Fortress, 6024-1 Bandit Ambush, 6046-1 Hemlock Stronghold, and 6076-1 Dark Forest Fortress) and two service packs (6103-1 Castle Mini Figures and 5184-1 Castle Equipment). Other new and unique parts for this set include the green whip or plant vine and the yellow 2x2 circle tile with printed blue and red target center. The target was only found in two other sets (6077-2 Forestmen's River Fortress and 1624-1 King's Archer) and one service pack (5184-1 Castle Equipment). This is also the first set to use the black inverted double slope brick, which only shows up in black in nine other sets between 1990-1998. Back of the box builds for this set include several different forest fortresses, including a neat little table with a green roof. Webbrickfreak made free downloadable instructions for the alternate build with the table on Rebrickable. This is another set where I think it would be absolutely fantastic to build it with brown instead of black to make it look more like a tree fortress. Even though I enjoy this set greatly, as one of the original sets from my younger days, building black-on-black is not generally my idea of a good time. I don't know why, but black is a lot harder for me to see and a lot harder for me to build with. This shouldn't have been a very time-consuming build, but it took me about twice as long as other builds in this project with similar piece count. Perhaps in the future, I will rebuild it in another color and post the results :) Parts inventory for this set can be found at BrickLink or Rebrickable and a free download of the instructions can be found at ToysPeriod. BrickSet has a list of the other sets designed by the designer, Niels Milan Pedersen.

[ayuhumairo]

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[lovelego]

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[viorqoveuzzo]

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[damienflorebertcuypers]

I played with @lego a lot and had a great collection of medieval sets. I dreamt of getting the Forestmen's River Fortress (6077) though I already had a cool Forestmen's Hideout (6054). There was only one female character coming with the Guarded Inn (6067) and I always assumed she was part of the resistance.

[magdy-fan]

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[onlinepinsite-blog]

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[quoczi-xiujni]

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[pienki-gaasqi]

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[nuoqda-yaibxu]

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[faijmu-nuowdu]

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[bluenpinkcastle]

20240731: the History of LEGO Castle day 213. 40567 Forest Hideout (2022, 258 pieces, 76 different parts)

Forest Hideout is a black two-story build similar to the original 6054 Forestmen's Hideout from 1988. This set has two minifigures. -The first minifigure has a green cap with a small red feather, a yellow minifigure head with brown straight line sideburns and a chin spot, a green torso with red arms and red collar and a printed brown belt with pouch, and plain green legs. -The second minifigure has dark brown hair with a braid, a yellow minifigure head with peach lipstick, a green torso with red arms and red collar and a printed brown belt with pouch, and plain green legs. Parts inventory for this set can be found on BrickLink or Rebrickable and a free download of the instructions is available on LEGO.

[xuuhpi-jiowvu]

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[bluenpinkcastle]

20240228: the History of LEGO Castle day 059. The Forestmen (1877 Crusader's Cart, 1974-3 Smuggler's Hayride, 6042 Dungeon Hunters, 6054 Forestmen's Hideout, 6066 Camouflaged Outpost, 6071 Forestmen's Crossing, 6077-2 Forestmen's River Fortress) The Forestmen subtheme of castle ran from 1987-1990 and was originally marketed as "Robin Hood" sets but I think there was some copyright issues with the Earl Flynn movies and LEGO then had to rename all the sets, and thus, the Forestmen came to be. BrickLink, Rebrickable, and BrickSet all say the Forestmen sets include the following (only from this era, not including the 2022 gift with purchase): -1680 Hay Cart With Smugglers -1877 Crusader's Cart -1974-3 Smuggler's Hay Cart -6054 Forestmen's Hideout -6066 Camouflaged Outpost -6071 Forestmen's Crossing -6077-2 Forestmen's River Fortress

[bluenpinkcastle]

20240203: the History of LEGO Castle day 034. 6077-2 Forestmen's River Fortress (1989, 359 pieces, 98 different parts) The Forestmen's River Fortress is the first castle set built on a 32x32 thin baseplate. All the sets so far have been built on multiple green baseplate with hinges to open up the set. The set itself is a light gray and black fortress in the middle of a blue plate with green foilage around the exterior and a black bridge connecting the fortress to a small stripe of green land. The entire back wall of the fortress opens with the use of the thin hinge plate and several brick hinges. A small brown and black raft patrols the area around the fortress, with brown 2x2x2 barrels used as the main part of the raft. The six minifigures for this set include: -Two green forest people torsos with blue arms and a blue collar, a printed black belt with a yellow buckle, and plain green legs. -Two green forest people torsos with red arms and a red collar, a printed black belt with a yellow buckle, and plain green legs. -One green forest person with a yellow v-neck, green arms, a printed black belt with a yellow bucklet and a brown pouch, and plain green legs. -One Lion Knight with a red torso and blue arms and a gold lion on a blue triangular shield with a gold outline and red legs. Unique or rare parts: -This set introduced the light gray 2x4x2 string holder, found only in this set and a 1997 Town set (6486-1 Fire Engine). -The light gray corner wall with dark gray stone print was only found in two other sets, 6062-1 Battering Ram (1987) and (6074-1 / 10039-1 Black Falcon's Fortress (1986 / 2002). -The brown forest shields are only found in five other sets (6054-1 Forestmen's Hideout, 6071-1 Forestmen's Crossing, 6024-1 Bandit Ambush, 6046-1 Hemlock Stronghold, and 6076-1 Dark Forest Fortress) and two service packs (6103-1 Castle Mini Figures and 5184-1 Castle Equipment). -The target was only found in two other sets (6054-1 Forestmen's Hideout and 1624-1 King's Archer) and one service pack (5184-1 Castle Equipment). Back of the box, top flap, and other build ideas from the instruction manual include: -A plain light gray fortress on the water. -A tree with an observation platform on top. -A round-ish tree with plenty of foilage. -A fortress with two black towers in front of a light gray fortress compound. -A tree with the forest people right next to a two story light gray castle wall with the Lion Knight guard on it. -A light gray bridge. While this set wasn't one of my originals when I was younger, my sister-in-law sent me all her and her brother's LEGO from when they were younger and this set was in there. I think this is probably the least humane of all the dungeons and jail cells we've seen in the castle builds so far, as the Lion Knight is trapped in the water at the base of the fortress. There's no way to open the jail and I guess prisoners just have to wait for someone to pull them out of the water to get them out of it :) This is a very cool, very fun build, though with older instructions, the struggle is very real to make sure you put everything in its correct place and didn't miss anything. There's not even a parts inventory with these older sets like there are with the newer sets and their instruction manuals. Parts inventory for this set can be found at BrickLink or Rebrickable and a free download of the instructions is available at ToysPeriod. You can also find some of the other sets designed by this designer, Steen Sig Andersen, on BrickSet.

[bluenpinkcastle]

20240116: the History of LEGO Castle day 016. 6011-1 Black Knight's Treasure (1985, 27 pieces, 17 different parts) The Black Knight's Treasure is another in a long string of wagons and carts, but this set has a number of unique parts and is the first example of the hinged treasure chest, which becomes a staple item in LEGO sets. The wagon features a black horse with a yellow harness pulling a red wagon with brown wheels. The back of the cart features a light gray treasure chest with a yellow saddle attached to the back. The minifigure for this set is a Black Falcon soldier with the standard blue torso with black arms and the silver and black halved falcon on a triangular shield print, plain black legs, carrying a brown spear and wearing a black axe wielder helmet. I can't adequately express how excited I was when LEGO sets starting coming with treasure chests that actually *looked* liked treasure chests and had an opening lid and treasure inside and everything! Though, the Black Knight's Treasure chest is empty, but since this was the first treasure chest, I think that's okay. This set is the only set with a light gray treasure chest. Another part completely unique to this set is the yellow horse harness. Additionally, the red 2x2 turn-table plate with three hinge attachments was only found in five sets from 1985-1997 (9452-1 Giant LEGO Topic Set, 6054-1 Dragon Wagon, 6027-1 Bat Lord's Catapult, and 6799-1 Showdown Canyon). This is the first set in this History of LEGO Castle series where I have neither the box, nor the instructions. Thankfully, it's a very small set. Inventory for this set can be found on BrickLink or Rebrickable and a free download of the instructions can be found on ToysPeriod.