You will want to remove the hinges anyway as you don’t need them for regular floors. This is easy to do.Īlthough the manor is 32 studs wide, due to the hinges at the sides, it can’t sit flush next to other buildings. They will have to be swapped out to a standard 32×32 baseplate. The building is on a 32×32 base, but it’s made of plates. While the manor is seemingly similar to the LEGO Modular Buildings, there are also many differences to consider. If you want to turn the #10273 LEGO Haunted House into an actual LEGO Modular Building, you have some work cut out for you. The only quirky feature is the height of the tower, which you may or may not want to lower. The size of the building is very similar to the Modulars, and it will fit right in. The building opens like a dollhouse for play, but otherwise it’s fully enclosed, so you don’t have to worry about exposed interiors from any angle. If you want to place the manor next to the other LEGO Modular Buildings but you also want to keep the drop tower and other play-features, you can just leave everything as is. This inspired many LEGO fans to display the set along with the LEGO Modular Buildings, and even turn it into a regular LEGO Modular Building by removing sections of the tower and the mechanism of the drop ride, adding stackable floors, and transferring the whole building onto a 32×32-stud baseplate. The manor itself is a nicely detailed building, similar in size to the LEGO Modular Buildings collection.

Rather than being an obvious fairground ride, it’s a drop tower hidden inside a haunted manor.

Although the #10273 LEGO Haunted House is technically a part of the LEGO Creator Fairground series, it is very different from the previous sets in both color and design.

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