MOC-131263 H20 Palace Courtyard with Park (Flowers and Tree) Building Blocks Set by Sir Perceval

MOC-131263 H20 Palace Courtyard with Park (Flowers and Tree) Building Blocks Set for MOC-131299 Complete Medieval Castle Model (1852PCS) Features:.Originally designed by Sir Perceval and authorized, MOC-131263 H20 Palace Courtyard with Park (Flowers and Tree) for MOC-131299 Complete Medieval Castle. The complete castle consists of 52 parts and has a total of 112,644 pieces. Individual modules can be purchased separately according to your needs. If you don’t know how to build a complete castle, consult us for a detailed introduction..Composed of 1852 high-quality and accurate-in-color parts that tightly fit with each other to ensure the firm structure, this module offers builders impeccable hand feel and is easy to disassemble. With the secure structure, the parts support builders with the same quality as the well-known building blocks brands. Packed in separate bags, the classified parts help enthusiasts save more collecting time and expense cost..The easy-to-follow manual in PDF form helps the building beginners commence with ease. The instructions will be sent to buyers via a USB flash disk..Other Usages: Suitable for 10 and up. Packaged with a graphic carton, the assembled building blocks make an excellent gift, decoration and collection for junior designers and enthusiasts of military building blocks..Author’s Descriptions:Hello knights of the brick,finally the time has come and I’m putting the instructions for my castle project online. For those who don’t know my project: I built a castle with about 113,000 parts, standing on 28 32×32 baseplates. The castle was designed to be completely modular. It consists of 28 baseplate modules (A1 – G4) and 23 building modules (H01-H23). Each building is built separately and all floors are modularly removable and also have an interior. The real model houses over 325 minifigures, but I have left them out here.The palace area, the right part of the castle, has a complete basement. A side entrance (G1) leads through a corridor (F1) to the torture chamber (E1). The prison building (H06) is connected to the torture chamber. In the corridor there is another branch that leads to a small antechamber (G2 & F2). After that there is a large storage room (G3 & F3). From this room you have access to the mine, where gold can be mined (F2). From the storage room you can also access the treasure chamber (E3) via a secret door. A staircase in the storeroom then leads to the palace courtyard directly in front of the door to the palace kitchen.Specifications:.Material: ABS.Product Weight: 1500g.Package Weight: 1700g.Package Dimensions: 37 x 27 x 7cm.Packing: Graphic Carton.Ages: 10