I was always entranced with 6097 Night Lord's Castle set as a kid for just how tall it was - six stories tall in the mid 90s was no joke. Even now, verticality is one of my favorite elements to a lot of sets - it makes it feel way bigger than they are, even without needing a ton of pieces.
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I was always entranced with 6097 Night Lord's Castle set as a kid for just how tall it was - six stories tall in the mid 90s was no joke. Even now, verticality is one of my favorite elements to a lot of sets - it makes it feel way bigger than they are, even without needing a ton of pieces.

October 02, 2026
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For the same reason, one of major reasons I've enjoyed a lot of the System Ninja and Harry Potter sets over the years for their use of height. submitted by /u/wandering_soles [link] [comments]

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