Town Hall53 ReviewsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISBuildingsKeep the wheels of commerce turning with the authentic Town Hall! Used & new (82) from $310.00 + $7.99 shipping Sold by ToyPyre and Fulfilled by Amazon. LEGO Creator Grand Emporium 10211 (Discontinued by manufacturer)DetailsLEGO Creator 10224 Town Hall (Discontinued by manufacturer) The LEGO Modular Buildings series continues with this spectacularly detailed 3-story department store, designed in a realistic scale with lots of special building techniques and rare pieces. On the street outside, citizens carry shopping bags, send letters at the mailbox, admire the window mannequins, then cool off at the ice cream stand while a busy window washer works above. Enter through the revolving doors to discover a ground-floor clothing department, complete with a cash register, fitting room, hats, jewelry, perfume, and even a selection of spare trousers. A brick-built escalator carries customers to the second floor housewares department with glassware and golden plates for special occasions, and then it’s up to the top floor for the toy department (complete with toy house and push-scooter) with an impressive chandelier above the open atrium.
Up on the roof are a billboard and skylight. 22.9 x 3.6 x 18.9 inches 6.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply. 12 years and up #66,625 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #2,106 in Toys & Games > Building & Construction Toys > Building Sets 4.2 out of 5 stars LEGO Creator 10232 Palace Cinema LEGO Creator Expert Detective's Office LEGO Creator 10224 Town Hall (Discontinued by manufacturer) 5 star78%4 star11%3 star3%2 star1%1 star7%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsEmporium is LEGO masterpieceLego Grand Emporium - another winner from LegoFantastic good buildThe Emporium is open.The set had Scott's tape holding over the sealed Lego ...Nice Lego BuildingRe: Great Lego ProductGreat for family time See and discover other items: busy bagLEGO Creator Grand Emporium (10211)5 product ratings5440302011DurableWould recommendEntertainingAbout this productpjkruz (315)No returns, but backed by eBay Money back guaranteeAll listings for this productAbout this productProduct InformationProduct IdentifiersKey Features5440302011DurableWould recommendEntertainingWrite a reviewMost relevant reviewsby ExcellentJust like buying a retired set off a shelf at the store.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Newby Perfect Christmas gift for grandsonGrandson collects Lego architecture houses and this a perfect addition to what he has. Keeps him occupied for hours.» » » Creator FREE In Stock Alerts! Feb 09 - 10:34 AM Feb 03 - 1:48 PM Dec 20 - 12:24 PM Nov 30 - 3:04 PM Nov 28 - 12:00 AM "Merry Christmas to NowInStock.net and to my kids. Thanks to your website I was able to purchase 2 Leappad's in pink from Amazon Prime with no tax/shipping and 1 green for my son and 1 for my nephew! I have been going in circles since Thanksgiving and am amazed that I got 4 of them within 2 days of each other and they will be here by Christmas!! We do NOT accept monetary donations at NowInStock.net. Instead, we would prefer your support by shopping at the stores we track. Learn about supporting NowInStock.net » Person (5) Mannequin (2) $149.99 €149.99 £132.99 $249.99Additional prices: 10211 Grand Emporium is a LEGO Exclusives Modular Buildings set that was released in March 2010.
It contains 2,182 pieces as well as seven minifigures: five people and two mannequins. The Grand Emporium is a modular building with 2182 LEGO pieces. It is 38 cm high and 25 cm wide and it includes seven Minifigures, two of them designed to be mannequins (their heads are normal, just the wrong way round)The first floor of the set is a clothing department that even includes a changing room. The second floor is a housewares department, and the third floor is a toy shop. The child has a push-scooter that can also be displayed in the toy shop on the third floor. Inside the building there is an atrium, with a chandelier shining above it. The three floors can be accessed via two escalators that pass through the atrium. The houseware department, includes two green glasses and two clear glasses as well as two golden plates. In the toy department, there are two balls (a yellow and blue), a miniature house and a scooter. The clothing department has two short, non-moveable pairs of trousers and a stand with perfumes, hats, diamonds (under the cash register) and deodorants.
Also included are a revolving door, an ice cream stand, a billboard with lights, a window washer's platform and a mailbox. In the back there is a small glass door and a bin. This set can be combined with other modular houses, like 10185 Green Grocer, 10197 Fire Brigade, 10224 Town Hall and 10190 Market Street, being built on a corner, as 10182 Café Corner. The set includes three instruction booklets. This is basically a clothing store. There are perfumes, two short pants, two hats, a changing room and groom and bride mannequins. This is the first set to have a changing room and escalators. There is a back door on the side. This is the shop for kitchen appliances. There is a display of glasses and shiny plates. Customers can see a view of the bottom floor. The very top floor has some toys in it. Examples are a scooter, balls and a doll house. It is rumored this floor gets the most light because the chandelier is on that floor. The roof has a sign of a minifigure's head and a present and the controller for the window cleaner's platform.
The outdoor part of this building looks like what you might see from a real store. You can see (of course) a door and window. You can see mannequin displays from the windows and there is a small ice cream stand. There is a movable platform for a window washer hanging from the roof. The word "SHOP" is made out of bricks.Do not modify it. Welcome to the grand opening of the Grand Emporium!Up on the roof are a billboard and skylight! Add this classic department store to your LEGO Modular Buildings collection Grand Emporium features many authentic details Set includes 7 minifigures Measures 15" (38 cm) high and 10" (25 cm) wideHere's my take on not one LEGO® Modular building but three of these Creator Exclusive sets; Grand Emporium (10211), Pet Shop (10218) and Parisian Restaurant (10243) I hope that the content here will offer new LEGO® fans valuable points of view about these three modular buildings and for those who already own any of them this article should act as eye candy of these LEGO® Modulars we've come to love.
space for some retail therapy. Municipals and public service structures are important but the Modular sets related to those themes especially the Fire Brigade 10197 are now retired and way too unattainable at the time of this writing. Town Hall 10224 is available but our small town is just not big enough for two Mayors. So to keep things 'essential' I stuck with the above basics to keep the play factor real and nothing too luxurious. 4) Size and Storage So let's get to it. LEGO® Online Shop has listed the Grand Emporium as a cold sold out, it still has not changed its label to Retired like the other officially retired sets but prices of available sets are seeing 30-60% increase over their original shelf price in the open market like eBay. The Pet Shop and Parisian Restaurant are still in production with the latter easily available in most specialized toy stores including the official LEGO® Online Shop, The Pet Shop is next in line for retirement so unless you really like the design you could probably wait another 3-6 months (maybe a year who knows) or so before things start going crazy as with The Grand Emporium and insane such the Fire Brigade.
An overview of the LEGO® Modulars ever (and to be) released. The full service kitchen of the Parisian Restaurant (2014) 1st floor apartment and a top floor Artist Studio with a baking oven plus 2 paintings. All of which contribute to a more elaborate play for my kid. Artist Studio above the Parisian Restaurant. A fully furnished 1st floor apartment. Working backwards (bypassing Palace Cinema 10232 and Town Hall 10224, sorry I don't own them yet) you will see that the details begin to reduce, where Pet Shop with a decent amount of exterior and interior details has 2 rather empty floors. The play naturally exist within the Pet Shop, its building and on the ground floor of the Town House. The 2 unique detachable buildings of the LEGO® Pet Shop 10218 not necessarily a bad thing. This is our most recent and third modular so we haven't really had to time to do any renovations. The Grand Emporium was our second modular acquired and when it comes to design the Grand Emporium stands out as a really nice architectural piece, for those that like the LEGO® Architecture™ series this is a great modular to transition into.
The Grand Emporium 10211 and its distinctive architectural features Imagine doing this build on 2 full floors. The Grand Emporium furnished with extra products. In addition to its grand exterior it houses a bustling ground floor with mannequins, cashier and sales person, a window cleaner and an ice-cream stand out front but what was nice about the interior was the Chandelier and escalators which gave light to some unique build techniques along with the front 'SHOP' Signage which was quite cool as well. The top floor Chandelier along with additional product While the Grand Emporium does measures up to its name in terms of design the Pet Shop and Parisian Restaurant do deliver on design in their way. For instance the Pet Shop has its cool storefront sign (all these signage gave inspiration to the signage of my HUB Bike Shop Cafe MOD) and the Town House with its characteristic bay windows. The frontage of the the LEGO® Pet Shop 10218. The classical design of the Parisians upper floors.
Now here comes practical part of my overview. I'm sure not everyone has the luxury of a dedicated room or space to keep a LEGO® town displayed all day and all year round. I tend to keep our sets stored unless my kid wants to play with a specific modular and on special occasions the town would be set up for a day to have a full on play session. Before I got these sets and any LEGO® sets for that matter I always look at the size specifications to see where and how they could be stored before being acquired. When you have young kids LEGO® can't not be left around the house for safety purposes. Furthermore as a parent you do want to encourage and maintain a good habit of keeping things organized. I've found that a good storage system for these Modulars and LEGO® in general are the IKEA BESTÅ Storage Units each unit section easily fits 3-4 modulars depending which one and I can safely say these three sets fit with space for another 32x32 custom modular I built. You won't have to split the floors but you could do that and enjoy a game of LEGO® Tetris (the above pic will give you an idea) to get the most space out of your storage units.
Even with the current four modulars in one storage section I still have space to place containers of spares within the same unit. To me its by far the best way to keep things well stored and organized. So there you have it, three really nice LEGO® Modulars each unique with their own characteristics (and flaws). Today the Parisian remains to be my favourite even with it being the smallest, to me the level of detail and it's classic design makes it a modular worth having. This same attention to detail can be seen in the latest Detective's Office 10246 and I reckon this will be what we can expect from future modulars. It would have been nice to have gotten the Fire Brigade 10197 as my son is into Fire Stations and Fire Trucks at the moment but I guess you could say I came into the game a little too late and could not find any rationally priced sets. There is the LEGO® CITY Fire Station 60004 which by looking at the part inventor might prove to be a decent modification project in the not too distant future.