Product Description

Expand your LEGO® Castle kingdom! This classic medieval village with marketplace is a perfect match for any LEGO Castle. Full of authentic features, fun accessories and all-new animals to expand and enhance your kingdom; it includes two complete buildings with detailed interiors like a blacksmiths shop with waterwheel-driven hammer, a food stand, tree, table, cart, cows, chicken, rooster, duck, peasants, knights, rare elements and colors, and more!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6399 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 4561268
• Dimensions: 14.88" h x 3.43" w x 22.91" l, 4.30 pounds

Features

• The yellow building contains the stables, blacksmiths shop and his home upstairs; help the blacksmith forge the swords with the water powered trip hammer; don¿t forget to close the stable gates and feed the horse some carrots
• The classically European styled blue building features a cozy tavern on the first floor & welcoming bedroom on the top floor; lots of authentic touches such as fireplaces, pictures, dressing tables, working doors, windows & other interior details
• Includes 8 minifigures: Blacksmith, 2 soldiers, 2 male peasants, 2 female peasants and a boy minifigure
• Buildings measure over 7.5 inches (19cm) tall and over 9 inches (22cm) long when open wide
• 1,601 pieces

Customer Reviews

Same price as lego store and free shipping!!!

Lego Marketplace
The Lego Medieval Marketplace arrived well in advance of the estimated delivery date. We had fun assembling it with our grandson. He thoroughly enjoyed playing with it once it was completed. It took less time to assemble than we thought it would. Packages of the Legos were not numbered by steps, so we had to open all packages to begin the assembly process. You need a very large area to spread all of the parts out on for assembly.

A great toy but not at a great price
I always find it very difficult selecting gifts for my 7-year old kid, who finds most of the mainstream toys boring. This set, however, was an instant hit. Both with him, and with his younger sister.
I do wonder, however, what drives the price differential: Lego website sells the same toy for 100-and-change, and they also do have free delivery on this item. I don't see what (given the online nature of the store) can justify such a weird price difference.