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Castle Banquet Hall

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$85 $169.99 In stock

Category: Middle Ages

【The brightest and most magnificent medieval castle】Fifteen light points illuminate the stained glass windows and banquet hall, dispelling the darkness and lighting up the joyful and lively city-state.

【A Grand Banquet Hall with a Spacious Interior】The entire back panel is removable, allowing for easy two-handed manipulation of the indoor scene and providing an immersive interactive experience.

【A Lavish Banquet for Noble Marriages】Seven elegantly dressed mini figures sit around a quick-assembly long table to share a feast; after removing the table and chairs, the scene instantly transforms into a dance floor for noble dancing and socializing.

【Rich in detail, viewable from all sides】No need to open the walls; the interior layout can be viewed from any direction. From the perspective of the front door, the decorations are symmetrical and rich in detail, and the roof structure is reproduced as if you were in a medieval castle.

【Rich interactive scenes】There are multiple peg points inside, allowing the minifigures to stand or sit at the dining table, dance floor, high platform, loft, and other locations. 

【Package List】The product includes building blocks 3232PCS, 13 bricks bags, 15 LED lights, 42 printed bricks and 2 clear assembly guides.

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eva I. ★★★★★

Flicked it on for the first time last night and honestly gasped a little — fifteen separate light points makes every tower and window glow like a real miniature city coming alive. The stained glass effect is genuinely cinematic, and the banquet hall detail holds up even when you're peering close.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The stained glass windows really pop once the fifteen lights are on, and the banquet hall glows like a proper medieval celebration. It’s the brightest castle I’ve built in a while, the whole city-state feels alive.

Emma B. ★★★☆☆

The fifteen light points really do make the stained glass pop, and the banquet hall glows nicely once it's on. Just wish the wiring wasn’t so fiddly to tuck into the base, took me a few tries to get it all seated without pinching. Decent centerpiece for the shelf, though I wouldn’t call it the brigh