Product Description

Escape the fort and steal the gold! They say no pirate has ever escaped from the soldiers' fortress prison, but if he can get the key away from the monkey guard, this one plans to try! Is the pirate captain coming to lend a hand, or is he just after the treasure chest? If the soldiers catch him, he won't get away with either!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #858 in Toys & Games
• Color: Multi
• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 6242
• Dimensions: 14.88" h x 3.70" w x 13.94" l, 2.10 pounds

Features

• Fire the pull-action cannon
• Crank the winch to hook the treasure chest or play inside the stockade
• Fortress measures 12" long and 7" high
• Includes 2 pirates, 4 soldiers, row boat, fish, monkey and crocodile
• 367 pieces

From the Manufacturer
They say, no pirate has ever escaped from the soldiers’ fortress prison, but if he can get the key away from the monkey guard, this one plans to try. Is the pirate captain coming to lend a hand, or is he just after the treasure chest? If the soldiers catch him, he won’t get away with either.

Customer Reviews

this set rocks
this is a great set for $50. the pros and cons are:

pros:
6 minifigs
very durable
367 pieces
has brickbeard the pirate
monkey
tree
firing cannon
mini boat
treasure chest
nice colors
jail

cons:
high price tag ($50)

what this set contains: brittish admiral, 3 brittish soldiers, brickbeard the pirate, monkey,palm tree, a bridge, 5 guns, treasure chest, cannon, jail (with keys), crane, treasure, a tower, brittish flag, mini boat, pirate captive, and a mini pirate flag (mounted on boat)

i give it 6 out of 5 stars.
great job LEGO!
i would reccomend this product to a friend

My son loves it!
This is the only thing my son wanted for his 7th b-day. He had alot of fun putting it together with his older sister. A+

OMG! It's the best Lego set we have ever purchased!
Too often we feel Legos are overpriced and that we never get our money's worth. This set is the exception. It came with enough guys so we can all play, 4 bags of building supplies, and rather than connect the buildings, we kept them all separate for more flexibility, more fun, and more players.

The individual pieces are durable, but it is kind of tough for a 4-year-old to keep the assembled pieces together if s/he treats them like a space ship.