LEGO Court Jester

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By : LEGO
Price : $6.99

Product Description

It's time for royal high jinks! The Court Jester amuses and entertains the King and his royal courtiers with his amazing juggling act, comical antics and jokes!. Included in the set: Small stage with red and white poles and 2 flags (red/gold). Jester minifig - Red and white pants, red/white shirt with belt and lion belt buckle and red/white jester hat. 6 LEGO studs or "juggling balls" Stage measures over 2" (5cm) high. 22 pieces. Ages 5 and up. From LEGO

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Product Features

• Age range: 6 and up / Number of players: 1 and up
• Manufacturer: LEGO

Price : $6.99

Customer Reviews

The Jester character makes his appearance in the 2010 Kingdoms line via this minfigure/miniset. Dressed in the red and white of the Lion Army, he comes with a small stage and three colored "stud" pieces to "juggle". The stage has two flag parts (one red and one gold) that can be attached to pieces from other sets to form full pennants and flags.
The primary draw of this set is the jester minifigure. Previously found in the LEGO Castle Drawbridge Defense Set (7079) where he was one of the most highly sought minifigures, the Kingdoms Jester now has a different color scheme (red and white compared to blue and red). The price of this set (around 4 dollars retail at the time of release in summer 2010) is right for all LEGO fans to own this minifigure.
There isn't a great deal to this set other than the minifigure. The stage is small and contains 15 pieces (22 total with the minifigure and accessories). The primary colors are red and white. The jester does not have a crossbow as he did in the drawbridge defense set.
Overall, I really like the jester figure - therefore, I like this set. I would have preferred a different color scheme for this figure, however (either the powerful red and blue of the previous jester or possibly red and green to represent both factions of the new Kingdoms line). I also would have liked either a larger stage or more interesting accessories (gone is the crossbow from the Drawbridge set). A pet (cat, dog, or bird) to contrast the dragon that the Green Army minifigure has would also have been nice.

If I rated this toy, I'm not sure how it would go. For kids, there are often small things that make a big difference, so I will start with what he emphasized he liked about this.
- The jester is a cool guy with a cool hat. (It's a great addition to my minifigure collection.)
- The stage can also be a table if you are using it with other legos.
- There are interesting special pieces like the gold flag.
What he wasn't as keen about:
- Only the fact that it's one of the smaller sets, and bigger is always better.
We got this for him after a trip to the dentist and it was a relatively inexpensive set with an interesting minifigure. He really likes it and although we don't have a lot of "Lego Kingdoms" sets, he often uses this or parts of this set when doing some general building.