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{{Minifigure |
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|Image = Royalking.jpg |
|Image = Royalking.jpg |
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|Theme = [[Royal Knights]] |
|Theme = [[Royal Knights]] |
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|Accessories = Crown, [[Sword]] |
|Accessories = Crown, [[Sword]] |
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+ | |Variations = White legs, white cape, red legs |
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|Years = |
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|Appearances = [[6008 Royal King]]<br /> |
|Appearances = [[6008 Royal King]]<br /> |
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[[5704 LEGO Racers]] |
[[5704 LEGO Racers]] |
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| − | + | '''King Richard''', simply named the '''Royal King''' in the US, is a minifigure from the [[Royal Knights]] theme. He served as the ruler of the [[Royal Knights]], and he appears in several sets. He is the driving point for the Royal Knights army. |
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| + | King Richard also appears as a racer in the [[video game]] [[LEGO Racers (Game)|LEGO Racers]], appearing in the second and fifth circuits. There, he was simply called Royal King. |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| + | * According to Bricks n' Pieces magazine, he rules a kingdom called Saxondale. |
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| + | * He makes minor appearances in the Castle Audio Dramas.[https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/85529-german-lego-castle-audio-dramas/] |
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| + | * He is a reference to King Richard the Lionheart of England, as he has the same symbolics and name. |
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* [[6008 Royal King]] |
* [[6008 Royal King]] |
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* [[6044 King's Carriage]] |
* [[6044 King's Carriage]] |
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* [[6090 Royal Knight's Castle]] |
* [[6090 Royal Knight's Castle]] |
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* [[9376 LEGO DACTA Castle Set]] |
* [[9376 LEGO DACTA Castle Set]] |
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| + | === Video Game Appearances === |
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* [[5704 LEGO Racers]] |
* [[5704 LEGO Racers]] |
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| + | == Gallery == |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | Cas060.jpg|The caped version of King Richard |
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| + | Cas059.jpg|The white leg version of King Richard |
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| + | Royal King.png|Royal King in LEGO Racers |
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| + | 1996 large UK catalog castle pages with king richard.jpg|Castle pages from the 1996 large UK catalog, where he is referred to as "King Richard the Lion Heart" |
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| + | Bricks 'n Pieces summer 1995 castle story 1.jpg|A story from the Summer 1995 issue of Bricks n Pieces referring to him as King Richard |
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| + | Bricks 'n Pieces summer 1995 castle story 2.jpg|A story from the Summer 1995 issue of Bricks n Pieces referring to him as King Richard |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | {{LEGO Racers}} |
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[[Category:Castle Minifigures]] |
[[Category:Castle Minifigures]] |
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[[Category:Royal Knights]] |
[[Category:Royal Knights]] |
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[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 1995]] |
[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 1995]] |
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| + | [[Category:Racers minifigures]] |
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Revision as of 21:26, 27 August 2017
- This article is about Royal Knights minifigure. For other uses, see King.
King Richard, simply named the Royal King in the US, is a minifigure from the Royal Knights theme. He served as the ruler of the Royal Knights, and he appears in several sets. He is the driving point for the Royal Knights army.
King Richard also appears as a racer in the video game LEGO Racers, appearing in the second and fifth circuits. There, he was simply called Royal King.
Notes
- According to Bricks n' Pieces magazine, he rules a kingdom called Saxondale.
- He makes minor appearances in the Castle Audio Dramas.[1]
- He is a reference to King Richard the Lionheart of England, as he has the same symbolics and name.
Appearances
- 6008 Royal King
- 6044 King's Carriage
- 6090 Royal Knight's Castle
- 9376 LEGO DACTA Castle Set
Video Game Appearances
Gallery
The caped version of King Richard
The white leg version of King Richard
Royal King in LEGO Racers
Castle pages from the 1996 large UK catalog, where he is referred to as "King Richard the Lion Heart"
A story from the Summer 1995 issue of Bricks n Pieces referring to him as King Richard
A story from the Summer 1995 issue of Bricks n Pieces referring to him as King Richard
