What does Medieval Town Square depict?

It shows a medieval market square surrounded by several smaller buildings arranged around a central open space.

How many pieces and minifigures are included?

The set contains 3,308 pieces, 696 of them unique part types, and comes with 8 minifigures.

Does it combine well with other medieval-themed sets?

Yes, the modular layout of separate buildings makes it easy to expand alongside other sets from the same historical range.

Icons

Medieval Town Square

Medieval Town Square is part of the LEGO® Icons range and recreates a market square surrounded by several smaller medieval buildings. With 3,308 pieces and 8 minifigures, it is one of the larger sets in this historical corner of the catalogue. This page lists every part, colour and fact for the set.

Set number: 10332
Year: 2024
Pieces: 3,308
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 696

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 696

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (127)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 8

Innkeeper, Dark Red Dress, White Hood fig-0148074 pieces × 1
Shieldsmith, Sand Green Torso, Dark Tan Legs fig-0148094 pieces × 1
Tax Collector, Dark Purple Torso, Sand Blue Legs fig-0148105 pieces × 1
Knight, Black Moustache fig-0148115 pieces × 1
Carpenter, Olive Green Torso, Dark Brown Legs fig-0148124 pieces × 1
Weaver, Sand Blue Torso, Dark Blue Legs fig-0148134 pieces × 1
Kid, Tan Torso, Dark Brown Legs, Sand Green Hat fig-0148144 pieces × 1
Wolfpack, Reddish Brown Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Hood fig-0148155 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 29 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A square built from several buildings

Instead of one large structure, the set arranges a handful of smaller medieval-style buildings around an open central square, the kind of layout you would expect from a town centre rather than a single house or shop. Building a scene this way, module by module, is a common approach for sets aiming to capture a whole street or square rather than one façade. At 3,308 pieces, there is enough scope here to give each building its own character while still tying the whole square together visually. It is a good base if you are building or collecting historical town scenes over time.

An earthy, historical palette

Reddish brown, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and dark tan dominate the build, suggesting timber framing, weathered stone and untreated wood rather than anything brightly painted. With 696 unique part types, the detail sits in the façades, roofing and small market-square props rather than in bold colour blocking. That restrained palette sets it apart from more modern LEGO® town sets and lets it sit comfortably next to other historical or medieval builds on a shelf. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly how those colours and shapes are used across the model.

Eight minifigures bring the square to life

Eight minifigures populate the scene, standing in for craftspeople and residents going about daily life around the square rather than driving any particular storyline. For a set built around several buildings rather than one focal point, that number is enough to make the square feel occupied without crowding any single spot. Collectors building a wider medieval-themed display will find these figures pair naturally with minifigures from other sets in the same style. Even as a static diorama, having figures spread across multiple buildings keeps the whole scene visually interesting.

Who this set is for

At over 3,300 pieces, Medieval Town Square suits builders who enjoy a multi-stage project made up of several smaller buildings rather than one continuous build. Its modular layout works well as a long-term display piece and leaves room to expand later if further medieval-themed sets join the shelf. It is worth checking the parts list before buying, both to judge the scope of the build and as a reference if you need to source a specific piece afterwards. For anyone already collecting sets from this historical corner of the range, it makes a natural centrepiece.

FAQ

What does Medieval Town Square depict?: It shows a medieval market square surrounded by several smaller buildings arranged around a central open space.
How many pieces and minifigures are included?: The set contains 3,308 pieces, 696 of them unique part types, and comes with 8 minifigures.
Does it combine well with other medieval-themed sets?: Yes, the modular layout of separate buildings makes it easy to expand alongside other sets from the same historical range.