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Gather around the fire and roll back the frontier as you build a rustic cowboy camp scene full of detail, warm lighting and old-west charm. With 542-pieces and integrated LED lighting, this set is ideal for adult/teen builders who appreciate mood, mini-scene building and display value.
Key Features
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Compact and atmospheric build — With 542 pieces you’ll create a defined scene: covered wagon, tent, wood-stump tree, campfire, and tools.
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Ambient lighting effects — Includes 4 LED light-points (and 2 light strips) including a “red breathing light” at the campfire to simulate the warm flicker of a fire-cook scene.
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Authentic western details — Two cowboy minifigures, a horse and covered wagon, canvas-style tent, campsite accessories like pans, kettle, spade, canteen.
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Display-friendly size - Assembled size of about 8.58″ × 7.24″ × 4.84″ (≈ 22 × 18 × 12 cm) so it fits neatly on a shelf or desk.
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Adult builder appeal - Recommended age 16+ due to detail and lighting setup.
Why You’ll Love It
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Creates a rich scene in a small footprint, you get full atmosphere of the frontier camp with fewer parts and less time than huge builds.
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The lighting elevates it, the flickering campfire and lantern effect turn it into a warm display piece, not just a build.
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Great for display or as part of a larger western / modular town theme. The size allows flexibility: desk, shelf, or as an add-on.
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Strong gift choice for fans of western history, model builders, display collectors, or anyone looking for a build with character.
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