We're sorry, but we could not fulfill your request for /2016/07/11/lego-announces-71040-the-disney-castle/ on this server. An invalid request was received from your browser. This may be caused by a malfunctioning proxy server or browser privacy software. Your technical support key is: 36b3-d2a1-1756-6707 You can use this key to fix this problem yourself. and be sure to provide the technical support key shown above.Create Your Own List Anyone can create on Playbuzz By Embedding, you agree that you have read and accepted the Publisher Terms and Conditions, the Terms of Use and the Embed Playbuzz in your website with our WordPress plugin Are you a publisher? We really like you,Castle UmCastle LegoLego CastlesDisney FreestyleFreestyle LegoLegos YepLegos LegosLove Life LegoLego LifeForwardLEGO Cinderella Castle - if i built this, i would be lilly's GOD! Note (July 11 at 6:31 a.m.): Following what turned out to be a leak over the weekend, LEGO has officially announced its massive Cinderella Castle set, complete with photos, video and details.
LEGO has unveiled its epic 4,080-piece Cinderella Castle set, based of course on the iconic flagship attraction of Disney’s Magic Kingdom and Tokyo Disneyland theme parks. Few details have been released, but as you can see, it’s impressive, with an open back providing access to an interior that’s every bit as awe-inspiring as the facade. The Brothers Brick notes the set comes with minifgures of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Tinker Bell, some of which differ in design from the first wave of Disney minifigs that debuted in May. You likely know what’s coming next: the price. Cinderella Castle is set to retail for $349.99, which many fans will undoubtedly think is a bargain. It will be available beginning Sept. 1. Updated (July 11 at 6:31 a.m.): According to the official announcement (see the video below), the set measures 27 inches high, 17 inches wide and 24 inches deep, and comes with five minifigures: Mickey Mouse with a tuxedo, Minnie Mouse with red dress, Donald Duck with classic outfit, Daisy Duck with pink skirt, lavender colored shoes and a bow, and Tinker Bell with wig element
, skirt, wings and a magic wand. Here are the details on the castle itself: The five-story castle features a facade with a stone bridge, clock, wide arched entrance, ornate balconies, spired towers, plus a four-story main building and a five-story, golden-spired main tower, both containing rooms with assorted Disney-inspired features and elements. •Castle main building first floor features the main hall with large arched doorway, mosaic floor tiling, ornate chandelier, suits of armor, shield-decorated walls, grandfather clock, floor-standing vase with buildable flower elements, magic carpet and a golden lamp. •Castle main building second-floor room features buildable dark-blue curtains with curtain pole, ornate buildable candelabra and rose, and glass case elements. •Castle main building third-floor room features a chest with book of spells, mop and bucket elements, and access to the main tower second-floor room. •Castle main building fourth-floor bedroom features a detailed bed with decorative golden headboard elements.
•Main tower first-floor kitchen features a large redbrick-patterned stove, workbench, buildable broom and pumpkin, plus pots, pans and assorted kitchen and food elements. •Main tower second-floor room includes a spinning wheel and access to the castle main building third-floor room. •Main tower third-floor room features a chest containing brush, scissor and lock of black hair elements, plus a balcony with 2 stud shooters for a firework-display function. •Main tower fourth-floor room features a golden mirror, plus red apple and glass vase elements. •Main tower fifth-floor room features a window bench and an arched window. •Also includes 2 frogs and a golden crown element. •Remove part of the roof section to discover the glass slipper element and fairy-tale book element with printed cover.It’s the set that fans of Disney and LEGO have been waiting for, now available to buy at shop. exclusively for VIPs (but anyone can sign up to become a VIP of course, and it’s free).
The set costs £289.99 and clocks in at 4080 pieces. Here is the description from the LEGO shop: Bring the magical world of Disney to your home with The Disney Castle. The intricately detailed facade and towers replicate the iconic Walt Disney World® Resort Cinderella Castle, and each accessible castle room includes special features inspired by some of Disney’s greatest animated feature films, providing endless play possibilities with the included minifigures: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Tinker Bell, or other characters from your collection.Cool Stuff: Disney’s Cinderella Castle Gets a Massive, Magical Official LEGO SetPosted on Tuesday, July 12th, 2016 by Ethan AndertonIf you’re a fan of LEGO and Disney, then you’ll probably want to start saving your money for a massive set that will bring the magic of Walt Disney World to your collectible shelf.LEGO has just announced the arrival of a new official set that recreates Cinderella‘s iconic castle out of 4,080 LEGO pieces.
If you can’t think in your head what Cinderella’s castle looks like, it’s the one that you can see from pretty much anywhere in Walt Disney World, but not the one that you see in the Disney logo that plays before movies. What’s cool is that even though this is Cinderella’s castle, it’s chock full of Disney easter eggs.Check out the LEGO Disney castle after the jump.Just for the sake of comparison, here’s the LEGO set in front of the real castle:But of course you’ll want to take a closer look with this image of the front and back of the set:As you can see the set does not have a complete exterior as the back is wide open to allow access to the various rooms and little Disney accessories that you’ll build in the set as well. Here’s some of the goodies you’ll find on the inside: The photos show off the enchanted rose and a familiar candelabra from Beauty and the Beast, the magic carpet and Genie’s lamp from Aladdin, Mickey’s hat, mop and bucket from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice segment of Fantasia, the frogs from The Princess and the Frog, and even some bows, arrows and targets from Robin Hood.