Wolfpack Renegade (with Eyepatch)
cas001 · Castle
Wolfpack · 1992 context: Debuted as one of the first rogue/bandit factions in the Castle line.
Figure ID
cas001
Theme
Castle
Year Released
1992 context: Debuted as one of the first rogue/bandit factions in the Castle line.
Rarity
Uncommon; while available in several sets, the faction only existed for a short period (1992-1993).
Head
Classic yellow skin with black eyepatch, stubble, and a wide-grinned expression. Typically paired with a brown or grey pointed cowl, but shown here with a Grey Morion helmet.
Torso
Brown tunic with a printed red-bordered shield featuring a silver wolf head. Black arms and yellow hands. Features printed belt and pouch details.
Legs
Plain white unprinted legs with a white hip piece. Legs in the photo appear slightly worn.
Accessories
As shown: Light Grey Morion helmet and a light grey spear (or spear handle). Historically often carried a bow and quiver or a short sword.
Color Scheme
Primary colors are Brown, Black, and White with metallic grey armor and a red/silver sigil accent.
Printing Details
Simple pad printing on the torso (front only) and head. Low complexity compared to modern standards but iconic for the 1990s era.
Variants
Standard variations include head swaps between the eyepatch version and the 'standard grin' version within the Wolfpack sets.
Condition Notes
Watch for fading on the white legs and torso print wear. The grey helmet is prone to stress marks on the thin chin guard areas.
Estimated Value
Used Complete: $12.00 - $18.00 USD. New/Mint: $35.00+ USD depending on age and seal context.
Price (New)
N/A (Individual figure value). Came in sets ranging from $5.00 (6038) to $42.00 (6075).
Compatible Sets
6082 Fire Breathing Fortress, 6075 Wolfpack Tower, 6038 Wolfpack Renegades.
Character Background
Fictional outlaws residing in the woods and towers of the LEGO Castle kingdom, often seen as rivals to the Black Knights.
Design Notes
The Wolfpack emblem is one of the most beloved faction logos in LEGO history, noted for its 'edgier' aesthetic at the time.
Similar Minifigures
Forestmen, Black Knight soldiers, and modern Wolfpack remakes found in 10305 Lion Knights' Castle.
Collectibility
High. The Wolfpack faction has a cult following and is currently seeing a surge in value due to recent 'retro' releases.
History
Introduced in 1992 to provide a third-party antagonist group; largely replaced by the Dragon Masters and Fright Knights by the mid-90s.
Interesting Facts
The Wolfpack sigil was one of the first times LEGO used a more realistic, predatory animal as a faction logo instead of a crest.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in a forest setting or within the 6075 Wolfpack Tower. Complements Forestmen and Black Knights perfectly.
Modification Potential
Excellent for army building. Parts are easily swap-able with modern 'Lord of the Rings' or 'Castle' line accessories.
Overall Assessment
9/10 for nostalgia and design. A cornerstone of early 90s LEGO Castle collecting with a timeless aesthetic.