MOC-212057 Château de Versailles Building Blocks – Part 2 (5242 PCS)
Bring the grandeur of French royal architecture to your collection with the MOC-212057 Château de Versailles Building Blocks Set – Part 2. Featuring 5,242 pieces, this detailed modular palace model is inspired by the iconic Palace of Versailles in France, renowned for its magnificent architecture and rich royal heritage.
Designed and authorized by fred_mlr bricks, this set is the second module in an ambitious 15-module building project recreating the grandeur of the historic French royal palace. With intricate architectural details, carefully balanced proportions, and an immersive building experience, it is an impressive addition to any collection of architectural models and modular building sets.
Whether you're an experienced MOC builder, a European architecture enthusiast, or a collector of grand display models, this Versailles palace module offers a rewarding project that celebrates the elegance of classical French design.
Please note:
This product includes Module 2 only. The complete Château de Versailles model consists of 15 modules, which are sold separately unless otherwise specified.
Product Highlights：
5,242 Building Pieces: Enjoy an engaging construction project with thousands of pieces to assemble.
Inspired by the Château de Versailles: Recreate the grandeur of one of France's most iconic royal landmarks in building block form.
Part 2 of a 15-Module Collection: Continue building your modular palace collection with the second section of this ambitious architectural project.
Original MOC Design: Designed and authorized by fred_mlr bricks.
Detailed Architectural Elements: Discover intricate façades, classical styling, and carefully designed structural details.
Digital Building Instructions: Scan the QR code to access step-by-step assembly instructions.
Impressive Display Potential: Showcase the completed model in your home, office, study, hobby room, or architectural collection.
Building Block Compatibility: The pieces are compatible with other standard building block systems.
Product Specifications：
Product Name: Château de Versailles Building Blocks – Part 2
Model Number: MOC-212057
Designer: fred_mlr bricks
Number of Pieces: 5,242 PCS
Material: ABS
Product Weight: Approximately 4,000 g
Package Weight: Approximately 5,000 g
Assembled Dimensions: Approximately 79.5 × 77.9 × 30.7 cm
Package Dimensions: Approximately 43.2 × 29.7 × 16 cm
Packaging: Graphic Carton
Recommended Age: 16+
Building Instructions: Digital instructions via QR code
Collection: Château de Versailles Modular Building Blocks Series
Module: Part 2 of 15
What's Included：
Building block pieces for Module 2
Sorted bags of building pieces
QR-code access to digital building instructions
Graphic carton packaging
Important Notes：
This listing is for Part 2 only, not the complete 15-module palace.
The assembled dimensions refer to the listed Module 2 model; please verify the final dimensions against the manufacturer's specifications before publishing.
Contains small parts. Recommended for builders aged 16 and above.
Please assemble and store the pieces carefully.
Assembly time varies depending on your experience and building pace.
The Story Behind the Château de Versailles：
Located in Versailles, southwest of Paris, the Château de Versailles is one of the most celebrated royal palaces in the world. Originally developed under King Louis XIV, it became the principal residence of the French royal court in 1682 and remains a defining symbol of French history and cultural heritage.
The palace is renowned for its grand architectural composition, ornate façades, lavish royal interiors, and harmonious relationship with its extensive gardens. Its influence on European architecture and decorative arts extended far beyond France, making Versailles an enduring source of inspiration for designers, historians, and architecture enthusiasts.
This modular building block model celebrates that legacy by translating the palace's architectural grandeur into an immersive construction project. Module 2 offers another step toward assembling a magnificent multi-section palace display.
