Packaging (L × W × H): Standard: 13.50 x 10.10 x 2.20 Metric: 34.29 x 25.65 x 5.59 Weight: 1.10 lbs / 0.50 kg 6296-1 Shipwreck Island Price Guide Values $ 32.73 (1.62% ) $ 0.31 PPB New $ 0.15 PPB Used $ 0.14 PPB Retail £ 31.44 (7.49% ) £ 0.00 PPB New £ 0.15 PPB Used £ 0.00 PPB Retail € 23.87 (9.85% ) € 0.30 PPB New € 0.11 PPB Used € 0.00 PPB Retail $ 51.57 (0.83% ) $ 0.51 PPB New $ 0.24 PPB Used $ 0.00 PPB Retail Price guide data is based of "SOLD" listings, not current live listings. If you still feel that the above set values look "off", please notify us and we will investigate. If you would like to add/edit information for this set listing, click here! Value of 6296-1: Shipwreck Island Most recent new and used values of 6296-1: Shipwreck Island FREE Download: Available from PICSL6296 Shipwreck Island is a Pirates set released in 1996. It contains 216 pieces to construct a "wrecked" ship with a working net, a crocodile, a Conquistador, Blackjack Hawkins, and skeleton.
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Items 1 to 60 of 108 Items 1 to 60 of 108LEGO® is a trademark of The Lego Company. This page is fan created and not endorsed by any Lego company. All pictures of sets are owned by the Lego® company.Lego Pirates Set #6296 - Shipwreck Island. Fantastic original Pirate set from 1996 - long since retired. Set contains 216 pieces including 4 minifigures. Recommended for ages 7 - 12.Lego 6280 Imperial Armada Flagship by LEGO. 280 pieces with 3 minifigures. Retired Lego from the Pirate series in 1996. The mission of the Imperial Armada is to protect the royal gold. Will they be able to withstand a Pirate attack? With exciting sets from the Imperial Armanda collection, only you can rule the high seas!2 19781982 1981996 1999Original MinifiguresPost OfficerVintage MinifigureLego 34Years 19782009 OriginalForwardLego Vintage Minifigure Collection Vol. 2 1978, 1982, 1984, 1996, 1999 by LEGO. Five vintage mini figures re-released in 2009.. Original minifigures from years 1978, 1982, 1984, 1996, 1999 re-released in a gift box.
Two spacemen, one ninja, one pirate and one post officer.See Morepin 1Lego 6280 - Armada Flagship - 1996pin 1Lego IanInstruction LinksLego Vintage6244Lego ClassicArmada SentryLinks Pirate1996BoxForwardLego 6244 - Armada Sentry - 1996See MoreKnight LegoCastle KnightCollection VolumeSet CollectionCollection IncludesLego Vintage1 VintageLego 35Astronaut LegoForwardLego Vintage Minifigure Collection Volume 3 1979, 1984, 1989, 1992, 1996/Ready for Christmas by LEGO. A collection of classic LEGO minifigures!. A collection of classic LEGO minifigures! Five minifigures of yesteryear are back in this special collector gift-boxed set! Collection includes classic yellow LEGO Space astronaut, LEGO Castle knight, LEGO Pirates Imperial soldier, LEGO Town chef, and LEGO Western cavalry colonel figures.See MoreLego 6248 - Volcano Island - 1996Lego RetroLego VintageRetro Toys10000 GuardedGuarded InnLego 1986Lego 3Castle BricksetBrickset LegoForwardClick to close image, click and drag to move. Use arrow keys for next and previous.
Pirates is a Lego theme launched in 1989 featuring pirates, soldiers, islanders and sailing ships. The theme has been seen in minifigure scale, Duplo and the 4+ theme. The original Pirates sets included the first Lego minifigures without the traditional head with simply two eyes and a smile; they had a variety of different printed features including hair, eyepatches and facial hair. Alongside the Pirates released for 1989 were Governor Broadside's blue-coated troops who were to fight the Pirates. These forces were based upon the French navy and marines of the colonial era, being known as "Imperial Soldiers" by fans, though explicitly identified as "Governors" on page 16 of the 1990 American catalog. A comic book entitled "The Gold Medallion" was also released in that year, as well as a Ladybird Book series. From 1992-93, the Governors were gradually replaced by the red-coated Imperial Guards, while existing Governors sets that continued in production were considered part of the Guards.
Both the Governors and the Imperial Guards used two crossed cannons under a crown as their emblem. A sub-theme loosely based on a Polynesian concept, the Islanders, was released for 1994. For 1996 Lego changed the entire "feel" of the Pirates line and made it Spanish-influenced. This meant the Imperial Guards were replaced by the Imperial Armada, heavily based on the Spanish Armada. Along with this change, the pirates were also given new faces. For 1997 Lego discontinued the Pirates theme; the theme's end at this time came as a shock to fans, because the Pirates line had always been a big seller. Two 1996 Pirate sets, "Red Beard Runner" and "Armada Flagship", and one 1994 Islanders set, "Enchanted Island", were re-released for 2001. The 1989 Pirates set "Black Seas Barracuda" was updated and re-released for 2002 for the Lego Legends series. The Pirates theme was brought to 4+ for 2004 and Duplo for 2006. Lego reintroduced Pirates in minifigure scale for 2009, just in time for the theme's 20th anniversary.
However, the series was only continued with a single set the following year to make room for a series of licensed products, Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, based on the series of films of the same name. Set names from UK, Australia & New Zealand given in brackets. Image from a 1989 LEGO catalog depicting a Pirate Battle Lego Group has also released a variety of official Pirate Lego merchandise ranging from clothing to stick-on tattoos to board games. Captain Roger / Captain Redbeard Captain Roger, also known as Captain Redbeard, is a fictional character created by the Lego Company for the Pirates theme of the Lego System. The Pirate theme, along with the captain, was first introduced in 1989. As the theme's chief antagonist, the leader of the pirates fights continuously against Governor Broadside’s soldiers. Captain Roger/Redbeard is in command of two pirate ships: the Black Sea Barracuda and the Skull’s Eye Schooner. During the years of fighting, he suffered three major injuries, which caused him to wear an eye patch over his left eye, an iron hook where his left hand used to be and a wooden right leg.
Additional trademarks of the captain are the skull and crossed bones on his bicorne, his distinctive gold-trimmed black frock coat and green scarf, and a colorful tropical parrot. Together with his friend Will and his first mate Rummy, Captain Roger/Redbeard encounters countless adventures of swash-buckling, sailing, treasure hunting and piracy. In later sets, the appearance of Captain Roger/Redbeard was redesigned to look more intimidating, with him now wearing a shredded red shirt and sporting a massive knife slung through his belt. This character is identified as "Captain Ironhook" on the Classic Pirates website, making him a character separate from Captain Roger/Redbeard. Despite the introduction of Captain Brickbeard in Lego's newest 2009 lineup of pirate-themed sets, many people still feel that the original pirate commander, Captain Roger/Redbeard, is unquestionably THE Lego pirate captain. calls Captain Redbeard "the true king of the Lego Pirates line", and "he will always remain the main icon of the Lego Pirates line".
Others feel that Brickbeard is just a new release of Roger/Redbeard, due to the close resemblance between the two figures. Captain Brickbeard is a fictional character created by the Lego Company for their 2009-line of Pirates sets; he is an updated version of the Roger/Redbeard character. Of all the Lego Pirate Captains, none of them are female. Only Lego fans have made female pirate captains. Identified as Captain Roger's/Redbeard's first mate. Governor Broadside is Captain Roger's/Redbeard's chief enemy and (mostly) chief victim as well, as Redbeard seems to always get the better of him. In the 2009 Pirates Line, Broadside is now Capt. Brickbeard's chief enemy and chief victim. Lt. de Martinet is identified on the website Classic Pirates as Governor Broadside's second-in-command. Adm. Woodhouse is identified as the leader of the red-coated Imperial Guards. Kahuka is the leader of the Islanders, a Polynesian-based sub-theme of the Pirates theme and he cannot be mistaken for anyone else that Lego has ever conjured up.
He wears a massive, carved red face mask topped with white feathers, a face painted white and blue, a necklace made out of teeth and a large round medallion, a red sash around his waist (which was probably a present given to him by a passing ship's captain) and a grass skirt. His center of power is located on "Enchanted Island", a fictitious island invented by Lego. An official series of children's books based on the Pirate Lego theme was published by Ladybird Books in 1990. The stories revolved around the misadventures of the crew of Dark Shark and their run-ins with Broadside's Imperial Guards. The stories developed a stronger characterisation for key characters and expanded the Pirate Lego universe. They also introduced a character known as Captain Foul who commanded the ship “The Barracuda”, however the captain did not appear in any of the official Pirate Lego sets. Like the comic Governor Broadside was given a family which included his Aunt Prudence and niece Camilla.
The entire crew of the Dark Shark (6285/10050 Blacks Seas Barracuda) were given names, including the monkey and the parrot. A short biographical description and illustrated portrait of each of the Dark Shark’s characters was presented on the first and second pages of each book. On the final two pages of each book is a map of the fictional archipelago named “The Treasure Islands” in which the Ladybird Pirate Lego universe is set. For its 1993 World Expo, the Lego Group chose “Pirates Ahoy” as the theme. The exhibition contained various exhibits mostly depicting three-dimensional sculptures of pirates made entirely from Lego, although the Pirate Galleon containing 13,280 pieces was built at System minifigure scale and was crewed by standard Pirate Lego minifigures. A souvenir guide accompanied the exhibition and its main feature was a story which loosely tied the exhibits together in a first person narrative. The souvenir guide also provided information about each exhibit including its name, how many pieces it contained and the number of hours it took to construct.