Our community, 845 want it Our community, 837 want it The Fight for the Dagger Our community, 1031 want it Our community, 910 want it Our community, 1298 want it BrickMaster - Prince of Persia Our community, 558 want it LEGO Prince of Persia 7573 Battle of Alamut Product Dimensions48 x 37.4 x 7.2 cm Manufacturer's Suggested Maximum Weight43.5 Kilograms Number of Puzzle Pieces821 364,710 in Toys & Games (See top 100) Date First Available1 April 2010 Dastan has to take back Alamut Castle and save the Kingdom in time! Bristling with barrels of dripping oil, catapults and castle guards, Alamut Castle will be a major challenge for Dastan and his new friend, Seso. Nizam and his powerful Hassansin warriors are prepared to do anything to keep the Dagger of Time from the heroic prince! Can Dastan stop them in time? Set includes 7 minifigures: Dastan, Seso, Nizam, Giant Semitar Hassansin , Razor Glove Hassansin and two soldiers.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time [DVD] LEGO Prince of Persia 7572 The Sands of Time LEGO 60095 City Explorers Deep Sea Exploration Vessel LEGO Prince of Persia 7570 The Ostrich Race See both customer reviews See both customer reviews (newest first) to see both reviews Were these reviews helpful? Toys & Games > Toys & Games: Amazon Global Delivery AvailableCharacter LegoThree CharacterHassanssin LeaderLeader MiniLego MiiniAuthentic PrinceTamina HassanssinDastan TaminaMiini FiguresForwardLEGO Prince of Persia Mini Figure Magnet Set - Dastan, Tamina, Hassanssin Leader by LEGO. Dastan, Tamina and Hassanssin Leader from Disney's film The Sands of Time. Figures easily detach from gray LEGO magnet base.. Includes three character LEGO minifigures from Prince of Persia line. Figures are ~1.75 inches tall. LEGO base is ~0.5 inch tall.. LEGO set includes Dastan, Tamina and Hassanssin Leader mini figures. These are authentic Prince of Persia mi...Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time was a licensed LEGO sub-theme that featured sets based on the Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer film 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time', itself based on the video game of the same name.
There was only one wave of sets, all of which were released on April 26, 2010. In an unusual move, the first commercials for the theme broadcasted on April 5 of 2010, weeks before the sets were released. There are no further sets planned for the theme and it was discontinued in that same year of its release, similar to the The Lone Ranger theme. Despite the film that the theme was based on being the most successful film based on a video game, it still failed at the box office. Because of this, there will not be any more sets made in this theme. The sets of this theme were based on specific scenes in the movie, though considerable license was taken with accuracy. A design feature of the larger sets is a significant number of exposed studs on vertical surfaces, intended to allow players to replicate the athletic wall-running stunts characteristic of the movie and games. The sets are notable for introducing new LEGO animal figures, such as camels and ostriches. It includes one of the only horses with torso designs, in the Desert Attack set.
They also feature new pieces and accessories for Minifigures, which use the flesh-colored faces common to licensed lines. Most sets contain many gold-colored pieces and elements in the Medium Nougat color, an off-brown shade that was introduced in the line and has been used in several other places since. DastanDastan (Shirtless)Dastan (No Scabbard)Princess TaminaSesoSheik AmarAsokaNizamZolmGhazabGoolSetamTamahAlamut Guard (Variant 1)Alamut Guard (Variant 2)Market SellerOstrich Jockey Lego Prince of Persia is a Lego theme based on the video game Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and the film of the same name.[1] The first sets were released in April 2010. In early 2009 Disney and Lego announced a multi-year plans to produce Lego sets based on Disney films. In a press release they announced plans to three Disney themes – Cars, Prince of Persia and Toy Story.[2] To coincide with the release of the new movie, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Lego released a short Lego-based animated film based on the events of the movie.
It was narrated by Jake Gyllenhaal who played Prince Dastan in the movie. The first sets were released in were released in the United States on April 12, 2010 and in the United Kingdom on April 19. The Ostrich Race is a 169 piece set with an age rating of 6–12. The set features a platform, a set of gates, two ostriches and three minifigures – Dastan, Sheik Amar and an ostrich jockey.[4] The Fight for the Dagger is a 258 piece set with a recommended age rating of 7–12. The set features a building from the Alamut market, a market stall, a camel, and four minifigures – Dastan, Princess Tamina, Asoka, and an Alamut merchant.[5] Quest Against Time is a 506 piece set with an age rating of 7–12. It features a trap-filled passage, a rock setting with the Sands of Time, and four minifigures – Princess Tamina, Dastan, Nizam, and Zolm.[6] Battle of Alamut is an 821 piece set with an age rating of 8–14. The set features the Alamut castle, a camel, and seven minifigures – Dastan, Nizam, Seso, two Alamat guards, Gool, and Tamah.
[7] Desert Attack is a 67 piece set with a recommended age of 6–12. The set features a desert setting, a horse and four minifigures – Dastan, a hatchet hassansin, a claw hassansin, and a skeleton. A small set was released in 2010 as an exclusive, available with a subscription of Lego's Brickmaster Magazine. /category/lego-prince-of-persia-news/ on this server. Your technical support key is: 36fb-190c-1756-6707LEGO® Lego Prince Of Persia sets are a great childrens toy. The Lego Prince Of Persia sets are a great series To view the Lego Prince Of Persia instructions for a particular set, LEGO® 20017 from 2010 Lego Prince Of Persia Daggar Trap LEGO® 7569 from 2010 LEGO® 7570 from 2010 LEGO® 7571 from 2010 The Fight For The Dagger LEGO® 7572 from 2010 LEGO® 7573 from 2010 Celebrating a Game Design Masterpiece This LEGO Set celebrates Prince of Persia an inspiring fantasy platform game, originally developed by Jordan Mechner and released in 1989 for the Apple II, that represented a great leap forward in the quality of animation an story telling seen in video games.