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Based on "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis.

Enter the brick-built world of Narnia! Or put it on your shelf, if you wish.

Watch the video here to see what it is hiding:

The model, which looks almost like made of wood, includes:

Approximately 2000 bricks (professional Lego designer should easily reduce it by 10-20% without affecting scale)

8 and 3/4 minifigures - Lucy, Tumnus, The White Witch, Edmund, Dwarf, Susan, Peter, Mr. Beaver and Santa (without legs)

Accessories - lamppost, The White Witch's sleigh, Mr. Tumnus' Lego parcels, umbrella and scarf, Turkish Delight, cup and the magic bottle

Richly decorated doors and other parts, with Aslan curved on each door

Legendary orange brick separator

Model dimensions - 28,8cm (11,3in) wide, 30,5cm (12in) high, 5,2cm (6in) deep.

It is not only the winter forest scenery hidden in the wardrobe, it also hides many other functions:

Doors and drawers are opening and closing

Santa is popping up when you are opening right drawer and then crank is becoming available to use

Crank driven mechanism - main scene is rotating and minifigure behind the tree is showing and hiding when you are turning the crank

Minifigures and accessories (with brick separator) can be stored in the left drawer.

It'll bring some light during dark, winter nights (even when batteries are down):

Electric lighting - you can switch light-brick (which is hidden and the light looks like coming from the lamppost) by pushing the spider

Spider, moon and stars (snowflakes, if you like) are glowing in the dark.

Offers many possibilities of playing and displaying:

Three different, interchangeable scenes - Lucy meets Tumnus, Edmund meets White Witch, Childrens and Mr. Beaver

Four modes of displaying - wardrobe closed, wardrobe opened with Lucy & Tumnus scene inside, wardrobe opened with Witch & Edmund scene, wardrobe opened with Childrens & Mr. Beaver scene inside (you can multiply this displaying options by opening and closing drawers)

Let the imagination (and Aslan) win and support this project!