King's Castle Treasury

$82.5 ~~$164.99~~ In stock

【Authentic Medieval Nightscape】Featuring 16 visible light points, both exterior and interior surfaces can be illuminated, immersing users in darkness and recreating the nocturnal ambiance of a medieval treasury.

【Gothic Treasury】Built within the mountain, this Gothic treasury embodies medieval architectural aesthetics while fulfilling collection and exhibition requirements.

【Play, Create, Explore】Not just for display! Enjoy a two-level design with four interactive sides, 13 movable parts, and a hidden ring surprise that brings every detail to life through play and imagination.

【Detailed Reproduction】Faithfully recreates Gothic castle details in realistic style, featuring flying buttresses, pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and stained-glass windows. Enhances satisfaction for history enthusiasts and nostalgia-seeking users, emphasizing the model's meticulousness and depth.

【Medieval Storytelling Ready】Includes 5 minifigures — king, steward, envoy, guard, and thief (plus a maid outfit). Perfectly pairs with L9071 Banquet Hall to bring your own medieval tale to life.

【Package List】The product includes building blocks 3209PCS, 16 bricks bags, 20 LED lights and 3 clear assembly guides.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Alexander M. ★★★★★ Sep 12, 2026

The 16 light points make this castle feel genuinely alive at night, casting just enough glow through both the outer walls and the interior rooms to set the perfect mood. I found myself just staring at it in the dark for a solid ten minutes before I even picked it up to look closer.

Samuel ★★★★★ Sep 10, 2026

The 16 light points are the star here—when I turned off the room lights, the inner and outer glow honestly made the whole build feel like a tiny medieval town at midnight. Took me a while to place every piece, but the way it transforms in the dark was totally worth the effort.

Hannah ★★★★☆ Sep 11, 2026

The interior lighting really sells the medieval vibe—it’s dim but clear enough to see the castle’s details without straining my eyes. I just wish the switch were a bit easier to reach, since it’s tucked awkwardly on the base.