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Dimensions
38 × 44 × 33 cm
Pieces
4,514
Age
18+
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Once upon a time, there was a child who loved to build with LEGO® bricks. Now that child is grown up and there’s a new quest to enjoy. Celebrating 90 years of LEGO history, the Lion Knights’ Castle (10305) building set is a new interpretation inspired by the original LEGO Castle System and a build requested by fans for years. Tales of daring escapades The impressive set is packed with surprises around every corner. Discover stunning details on every side of the buildable model, then open it up to explore the interior. There are hidden passages, moveable walls, secret hideouts, a medieval drawbridge and portcullis that open, a mill with a turning waterwheel, towers and turrets, living quarters, an armoury and more. Set the stage for epic battles and daring escapes time and time again with the 22 minifigures and 5 animal figures, including a wizard, knights, archers, horses, and cow. Make time for you Spend quality time with premium LEGO sets for adults. This castle building set makes an immersive project for you or a top gift for any fan of history and castles.

When I was a kid, I wanted LEGO castle stuff so badly it almost hurt. I coveted the line. It sent my imagination spiraling. And I never had any. I got back into LEGO as an adult mere days after this set was released. I dipped a toe, then a foot, into the modern LEGO waters, and then swan-dove headfirst right into the deep end. And Lion Knight's Castle was my first "major" set. In some ways, this is almost a shame. I said in my review of Assembly Square that making that set my first modular had the unfortunate consequence of setting an impossibly-high bar for all the modulars that came after. The same is true for Lion Knight's: I'm honestly not sure any set can or will ever live up to this one for me. Is that opinion influenced by the ghosts of that childhood longing? Maybe - but I don't think anybody who has built this set would deny that it is anything short of magnificent. As a build experience, it's just flawless. And I really mean that. I was never even close to bored, not even doing the slightly-repetitious gray exterior walls. The way this build unfurls is pure magic. You're always putting in fun little details, creating and then hiding Easter eggs and play features, going "oooo that's COOL" over some build technique (the balcony-to-catwalk trick is particularly cool). It's dynamic, engaging, and a true joy from start to finish. As a display model, I mean, look at the thing. It's majestic. It's got that special, magical LEGO whimsy through and through, and yet is also built to a scale and scope that makes it impressive to behold. My only complaint is that LEGO didn't figure out a way to violate the laws of physics and keep the front AND back of the set displayed simultaneously, because I want to look at all of it at once. I'm almost - ALMOST - crazy enough to buy a second one so that I can have both sides on display. But then I'd need a third so I could have one closed up, too. And honestly? If money was no object? The thought of building this whole set two more times? I'd do it in a heartbeat. This is the best one. What a masterpiece.
TheHutchMaster · LEGO.com
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Set details

Set number 10305
Theme LEGO Icons
Subtheme Castle System
Year 2022
Pieces 4,514
Minifigures 22
Age 18+
Dimensions 38 × 44 × 33 cm
RRP €399.99
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4,514
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405 unique parts across 32 colors
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This set has 4,514 pieces.

Which minifigures are included in LEGO 10305?

This set includes 22 minifigures, including Castle Man, Castle Woman, Farmer.

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LEGO 10305 was released in 2022.

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