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Kiddicraft Herocraft β Ranger's Cabin Building Set KC1506
Kiddicraft's Herocraft Ranger's Cabin is built from 331 pieces β a forest cabin that opens for full access, with four KIDDIZ figures: two rangers, a mage and an orc, plus two spare helmets. All detail is printed; no stickers. Age 5+.
The word ranger meant something quite different before Tolkien
In fantasy a ranger is a specific thing: a solitary woodsman who tracks, shoots, survives outdoors and turns up when needed. Every role-playing game has the class, and it is drawn almost entirely from one source.
Tolkien's Rangers of the North are the DΓΊnΓ©dain, the remnant of a fallen kingdom, guarding a countryside that has no idea it is being guarded and rather dislikes them for looking scruffy. Aragorn is introduced as one, in a corner of an inn, under a different name.
Before that, in English, a ranger was a job: a royal official who patrolled a forest, enforced the hunting laws and prosecuted poachers. The German equivalent, the FΓΆrster, still exists and still involves a great deal of walking, and forest districts in Germany are managed by them to this day.
So the fantasy ranger is a medieval civil servant reimagined as a hero β which is a better origin than most fantasy archetypes have.
A mage among the rangers, and an orc
Four figures with three different allegiances is a scene rather than a group. The cabin opens fully, so the interior is somewhere the figures can be rather than a sealed shape.
In the Herocraft range
Set KC1501 is the Knight's Castle, KC1505 the Knight Outpost, KC1503 the Dwarven Forge, KC1502 the Orc Hideout and KC1504 the Orc Battering Ram. Figure packs KC1409 and KC1410 add orcs and knights.
Specifications
Pieces: 331 Β· Figures: 4 KIDDIZ, 2 spare helmets Β· Series: Kiddicraft Herocraft Β· Opens fully, all parts printed Β· Age: 5+ Β· Compatible with leading brick systems



