MOC-213847 Château de Versailles Building Blocks – Part 3 (4332PCS)
Bring the elegance of French royal architecture to your collection with the MOC-213847 Château de Versailles Building Blocks Set – Part 3. Featuring 4,332 pieces, this detailed architectural model is inspired by the legendary Palace of Versailles, one of France's most iconic royal landmarks.
Designed and authorized by fred_mlr bricks, this set is Module 3 in an ambitious 15-module building project that recreates the grandeur of the historic French palace. With carefully designed architectural elements, harmonious proportions, and an engaging construction process, this modular building set offers a rewarding experience for experienced builders, architecture enthusiasts, and collectors.
Whether you're expanding your Château de Versailles collection or looking for a distinctive architectural display piece, Part 3 brings another section of this magnificent palace-inspired project to life.
Please note:
This product includes Module 3 only. The complete Château de Versailles model consists of 15 modules, which are sold separately unless otherwise specified.
Product Highlights：
4,332 Building Pieces: Enjoy an immersive building experience with thousands of pieces to assemble.
Inspired by French Royal Architecture: Recreate the grandeur and classical elegance of the Château de Versailles in building block form.
Part 3 of a 15-Module Collection: Continue your modular palace project with the third section of this extensive architectural series.
Designed by fred_mlr bricks: An original MOC design created and authorized by the designer.
Detailed Architectural Styling: Explore carefully arranged structural elements, classic design features, and elegant proportions.
Digital Building Instructions: Scan the included QR code to access step-by-step assembly instructions.
A Statement Display Model: Showcase the completed module in your home, office, study, or architectural model collection.
Building Block Compatibility: The pieces are compatible with other standard building block systems.
Product Specifications：
Product Name: Château de Versailles Building Blocks – Part 3
Model Number: MOC-213847
Designer: fred_mlr bricks
Number of Pieces: 4,332 PCS
Material: ABS
Product Weight: Approximately 3,200 g
Package Weight: Approximately 4,000 g
Assembled Dimensions: Approximately 96 × 35.4 × 38.1 cm
Package Dimensions: Approximately 43.2 × 29.7 × 14 cm
Packaging: Graphic Carton
Recommended Age: 16+
Building Instructions: Digital instructions via QR code
Collection: Château de Versailles Modular Building Blocks Series
Module: Part 3 of 15
What's Included：
Building block pieces for Module 3
Sorted bags of building pieces
QR-code access to digital building instructions
Graphic carton packaging
Important Notes：
This listing includes Part 3 only, not the complete 15-module Château de Versailles model.
Assembled dimensions refer to the listed module and should be confirmed against the manufacturer's final specifications before publication.
Contains small parts. Recommended for builders aged 16 and above.
Please handle and store small pieces carefully.
Assembly time varies depending on your building experience and pace.
Inspired by the Historic Château de Versailles：
Located in Versailles, southwest of Paris, the Château de Versailles is a masterpiece of French classical architecture and a lasting symbol of royal history.
Under King Louis XIV, Versailles became the principal residence of the French royal court in 1682. Its monumental architecture, elaborate royal interiors, and carefully planned gardens helped establish its reputation as one of Europe's most influential palaces.
The estate is celebrated for its grand façades, harmonious architectural composition, magnificent halls, and expansive gardens. Its influence on European architecture and decorative arts continues to inspire designers, historians, and enthusiasts around the world.
The Château de Versailles modular building collection transforms this architectural heritage into a hands-on creative project. With Part 3, you can continue assembling an impressive palace-inspired display, one module at a time.
