LEGO 10193 NOW VERY RARE RETIRED Castle Medieval Market Village 2 COMPLETE 2 STORIES BUILDINGS 8 MINIFIGURES: PEASANTS BLACKSMITH KNIGHTS, COWS HORSE & CART DUCK FROG RAT WATER WHEEL HAMMER. NEW Factory Sealed, 1601 PIECES, RELEASED YEAR 2008

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Add European style to your LEGO Castle kingdom with this Medieval Market Village, including all-new animals, rare elements, colors, more!

Expand your LEGO Castle kingdom! BRAND NEW, NEVER OPENED, FACTORY SEALED.

Read all the way down, the interesting review of a customer who purchased it from Lego a long time ago, and felt, like i do, that this kit was excellent and amazingly detailed & fun.

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 blacksmith’s shop with waterwheel-driven hammer, a food stand, tree, table, cart, horse, cows, rooster, duck, rat, chicken, rooster, frog, duck, 2 knights, peasants: women, a blacksmith, an old man, a young man, a child, rare elements and colors, and more!

• Play inside! The 2 two-story buildings feature a hinge system that allows you to open and close them as you wish!
• 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 and welcoming bedroom on the top floor.
• Lots of authentic touches: fireplaces in the bedrooms, pictures on the walls, dressing tables, working doors and windows and other interior details!
• The soldiers and peasants alike shop and eat in the marketplace filled with baskets of fish, apples and flowers. Sit at the table for a meal of cheese and whole turkey but stay out of the way of the soldiers carrying the kings treasure!
• Includes 8 minifigures: blacksmith, 2 soldiers, 2 male peasants, 2 female peasants and a boy minifigure!
• Buildings measure over 7.5" (19cm) tall and over 9" (22cm) long when open wide!

 HOURS OF FUN: This is one of the most iconic & adorable Lego set ever released. The set is perfect for crafting a village-like environment. The buildings are well-designed with detailed interiors and interactive objects. 8 unique minifigures, and countless accessories and animals populate this brilliantly designed hamlet. Moving parts: the large windows, a door and the blacksmiths hammer.

10193 Medieval Market Village was a (1601 pieces) Castle set with 8 minifigs released in 2009. It was retired in January 2013 with a lifespan of 49 months. 

INTERESTING REVIEW FROM SOMEONE THAT BOUGHT THIS KIT:

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The first thing that jumped out at me when I saw this set was the cows. This is the first official set to have LEGO cows. It’s also the only set you can get brown cows. There is a City Theme Lego Farm that also contains two cows, but they are black and white. Along with the cows, you get two soldiers, two women, a blacksmith, an old man, a young man, a kid, one horse, one rat, a chicken, a rooster, a frog, and a duck. Already a full village right out of the box

The two buildings, which I’ll get to in a minute, aren’t just the bulk of the set either. You get a small weapons stand for the soldiers. A cart full of tan hay bricks that either the horse or cows can pull around. There’s a small stand where your mini-figures can buy/sell apples, fish, and flowers from barrels. There’s a large tree, that’s leaves can hold both the flower blooms and the apples. There’s a table fit to hold a feast of a roasted turkey with removable drum sticks, a knife, a plate to hold your cut bread squares and cheese triangles, and various cups to drink from.

The Blacksmith’s shop is two levels. The ground level is the business half of the building. One side contains the stalls to hold the horse or cows. The black gates in the front open to allow access from both sides and there’s a really nifty sign displaying a horse’s head for those mini-figures who are new to town and need to know where they can get their horse reshoed. The other half contains the work area for the Blacksmith and another nicely detailed sign with an anvil advertising it. There’s a furnace with fire bellowing out, and an anvil close by to beat those swords into proper shape. One of the cooler features with this building is the apparent ingenuity of our Blacksmith. He’s apparently created a contraption that connects an arm, which holds the hammer, to the water wheel outside. As the wheel turns, the arm automatically pounds the hammer down onto the anvil.

The upstairs of the Blacksmith shop is where Mr. and Mrs. Blacksmith relax after a hard day’s work in the village. It comes complete with a table and stool, and a stove to keep warm. The detail continues even here. When you open the stove door, you can see the translucent orange and yellow bricks that make up the fire inside. There’s also some nicely detailed “paintings” which hang in the upstairs rooms.

Tavern/Inn doesn’t have any working parts like the Blacksmith shop, but it makes up for that in detail. Outside the door a large sign of a Crown hangs for advertisement. The lower level houses the tavern, complete with a bar for the mini-figures to order their drinks from. Sitting in the corner behind the bar is a stand that holds a keg of finest, or maybe worst, Lego alcohol in all the land. Going up the side stairs takes you to the Inn or perhaps just room where the Tavern owner lives. There’s a small dresser on the side wall, and a stool to sit in front of the little table under the window. The other half of the room contains an extremely detailed, yet simple in design, bed to rest on. At the foot of the bed is a fireplace with some more of those translucent yellow/orange bricks that denote fire. Great set!