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[[Admiral's Daughter]]<br /> |
[[Admiral's Daughter]]<br /> |
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[[Mermaid (Pirates)|Mermaid]] |
[[Mermaid (Pirates)|Mermaid]] |
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| − | |Price = US $99.99 / €79.99 / £52.99 / AU $139.99 |
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|Ages = 6 - 12 |
|Ages = 6 - 12 |
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| − | |Released = [[2009]] {{c|First sold in 2008}} |
+ | |Released = [[2009]] {{c|First sold in late 2008}} |
|Theme = [[Pirates]] |
|Theme = [[Pirates]] |
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| − | '''6243 Brickbeard's Bounty''' is a [[Pirates]] set released in [[2009]]. It contains a pirate ship, a rowboat, [[Captain Brickbeard]], three pirates, the [[Admiral's Daughter]], [[Imperial |
+ | '''6243 Brickbeard's Bounty''' is a [[Pirates]] set released in [[2009]]. It contains a pirate ship, a rowboat, [[Captain Brickbeard]], three pirates, the [[Admiral's Daughter]], [[Imperial Guards]], and a [[Mermaid (Pirates)|Mermaid]] (the bowsprit decoration). It also included a [[monkey]], a [[parrot]], and a [[shark]] big enough to hold a LEGO minifigure or 20 LEGO fish. |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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* The pirate ship is similar to the [[6285 Black Seas Barracuda]]-both have red/white sails and light coloured details. |
* The pirate ship is similar to the [[6285 Black Seas Barracuda]]-both have red/white sails and light coloured details. |
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| − | * A silhouette of the [[10210 Imperial Flagship|Imperial Flagship]] could be seen on the box art |
+ | * A silhouette of the [[10210 Imperial Flagship|Imperial Flagship]] could be seen on the box art as a promotion for the ship, although the Imperial Flagship was not released until [[2010]]. |
| − | * In [[LEGO Battles]], the picture of the Brickbeard's Bounty is of a ship that doesn't exist. The picture of the Pirate Battleship is of the true Bounty. |
+ | * In [[LEGO Battles]], the picture of the Brickbeard's Bounty is of a ship that doesn't exist. The picture of the Pirate Battleship is of the true Bounty. |
== LEGO.com description == |
== LEGO.com description == |
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{{Piratessets}} |
{{Piratessets}} |
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[[Category:Pirates]] |
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[[Category:6000 sets]] |
[[Category:6000 sets]] |
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Revision as of 03:00, 1 March 2019
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6243 Brickbeard's Bounty is a Pirates set released in 2009. It contains a pirate ship, a rowboat, Captain Brickbeard, three pirates, the Admiral's Daughter, Imperial Guards, and a Mermaid (the bowsprit decoration). It also included a monkey, a parrot, and a shark big enough to hold a LEGO minifigure or 20 LEGO fish.
Notes
- The pirate ship is similar to the 6285 Black Seas Barracuda-both have red/white sails and light coloured details.
- A silhouette of the Imperial Flagship could be seen on the box art as a promotion for the ship, although the Imperial Flagship was not released until 2010.
- In LEGO Battles, the picture of the Brickbeard's Bounty is of a ship that doesn't exist. The picture of the Pirate Battleship is of the true Bounty.
LEGO.com description
 This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it.
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Sail the seas for plunder and adventure! Avast, me hearties! With firing cannons and a mermaid on the prow, the famous pirate ship Brickbeard’s Bounty is sailing the Seven Seas in search of adventure and gold. Will the pirates make the Admiral’s daughter walk the plank into shark-filled waters, or will the soldiers rescue her and capture the pirates’ treasure?
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