Knights in Plastic Armor

Episode 06 | Special Guest Ben Hauger

In our latest fan builder interview, Kenton and Nate chat with Ben Hauger (@zcerberus) about some of his awesome Castle MOCS, his experiences displaying at Brickworld Chicago, large collaborative builds, and a lot more!

Episode 05 | Lions and Falcons and Wolves, Oh My!

In our second dive into LEGO Castle history, we discuss the first five official factions and the sets that introduced them in the 80s and early 90s: Lion Knights, Black Falcons, Forestmen, Black Knights, and Wolfpack. Which is your favorite classic faction?

Episode 04 | Summer 2025 Castle Sets

Kenton and Nate discuss all the latest set releases, as well as a few that have been announced for 2026. It’s been a busy summer for LEGO Castle fans! Note: we realized after recording that the Majisto's Workshop GWP from 2023 featured the Dragon Knights faction, not Black Knights.

Episode 03 | Special Guest Chris Tromans (The Mini Modular Guy)

Join us for a chat with Chris Tromans (@minimodularguy on Instagram)! Chris has made over 100 miniature versions of official sets from several themes, including Castle, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Winter Village, and much more. Hear about Chris’s LEGO journey, his design process, and some of the challenges of recreating sets at a much smaller scale. Check out his Rebrickable page, too, if you’d like to build any of his designs! https://rebrickable.com/users/christromans/mocs/ [Join us for a chat with Chris Tromans (@minimodularguy)! Chris has made over 100 miniature versions of official sets from several themes, including Castle, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Winter Village, and much more. Hear about Chris’s LEGO journey, his design process, and some of the challenges of recreating sets in a much smaller scale. Check out his Rebrickable page, too, if you’d like to build any of his designs! https://rebrickable.com/users/christromans/mocs/]

Episode 02 | Once Upon a Time... The Beginnings of LEGO Castle

In our first dive into the history of LEGO Castle, we go all the way back to where it started: the yellow castle from 1978. A castle that opens up, a working drawbridge, brick-built horses, and one of the very first sets with minifigures—what’s not to like? Kenton and Nate also consider several smaller sets from the early days of LEGO Castle, as well as some more recent tributes to these classic sets.