A minifigure army set contains the figures and accessories listed on its product page. A title such as “6 figures” or “9 figures” describes the number of people or characters, not the total number of separate parts.
Read three details together
- The figure count in the product title.
- The included-parts list, including headgear, shields and weapons.
- The selling unit: an individual figure, a full army set or a display set.
Examples from Minifig Muse
| Set | Figures | Confirmed included equipment |
|---|---|---|
| Medieval Knights | 6 | 6 helmets, 6 plumes, 6 toy spears and 6 shields |
| Hooded Shadow Warriors | 9 | 9 toy swords and 9 hood-and-cloak outfits |
| Orc Warriors | 6: 3 green and 3 orange | All pictured accessories; read the Listing for the component description |
Are backgrounds and display bases included?
A photography background does not automatically come with the product. A display base is included only when the product's included-parts list says so. The Roman chariot and white knight wagon sets include the pictured grey base; the knight army Listing does not include photography props.
Does a face inset mean an extra head?
A picture showing another expression may illustrate a head detail. It does not prove how many separate heads are packed. Ask about the head format and quantity when that information is not explicitly confirmed.
What if something is missing?
Keep your purchase record and prepare actual photographs. Contact parts support; verified missing or damaged parts receive free replacements with replacement shipping covered by the store.