Pantasy Building Set — Gift Shop — 3140 pieces
This exceptional set from Pantasy allows you to build a sumptuous and imposing Gift Shop featuring modular architecture of remarkable finesse.
Comprising 3,140 pieces, this model presents a high-level architectural challenge, featuring a wide variety of assembly techniques. The building’s design embodies the aesthetic of a major high-end retailer, with an elegant façade featuring intricate relief detailing. The structure is entirely modular, allowing the different storeys to be separated so you can admire or arrange the interiors, which are brimming with detail. The ground floor and upper storeys feature entire aisles dedicated to gifts, shelves stocked with toy boxes, a realistic checkout counter and meticulously crafted interior decorations. Made from high-quality ABS plastic, the parts of this model ensure a perfect fit and excellent stability.
This collector’s item is aimed at fans of large-scale urban model kits (Modulars), experienced model builders and enthusiasts of detailed, lifelike settings. The product is supplied in its original cardboard box, accompanied by a comprehensive, illustrated step-by-step instruction manual.
Technical specifications
- - Manufacturer: Pantasy
- - Range: Collectible building blocks (Expert Format)
- - Number of pieces: 3,140 bricks
- - Design: Gift shop with a textured façade and fully fitted interiors
- - Material: PVC/ABS plastic
- - Product type: Architectural and modular building brick set
- - EAN code: 6973817342819
- - Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 85043
Origin and concept of the collection (Lore)
Pantasy’s modular collection pays tribute to the charm of traditional neighbourhood shops and iconic high-street retailers. Through the ‘Gift Store’ concept, the manufacturer brings to life the magic of the quest for the perfect gift – a universal place of surprise and delight. The aim of this Expert range is to offer adult builders models that are visually rich, where every nook and cranny conceals ingenious micro-constructions representing everyday objects on a reduced scale. This shop stands out as a centrepiece for extending an urban thoroughfare made of bricks, combining the aesthetics of period buildings with the playful enjoyment of modern construction engineering.
