My first build Medieval bridge, 644 pieces

Master Builder Construction Set - this creative construction set transports children into the world of architecture and history. With the help of mini-bricks made from natural materials, they can build famous structures such as a medieval castle, a Mayan pyramid, or other iconic monuments.

A medieval fortified bridge was not just an ordinary transport link across a river – it was also a strategic and defensive element of a town or castle. A medieval fortified bridge was a multipurpose structure – practical, military, commercial, and symbolic.

Do you want to be a real medieval bridge builder?

Real limestone bricks, real building, real learning! Let your children explore architecture with famous world landmarks. This set allows children to visualize 3D space through play while promoting hand-eye coordination. Laying limestone bricks requires patience and concentration from children and improves their fine motor skills and thinking.

📝 This set offers everything you need for building, including:

• Building materials similar to real limestone in the form of fired clay bricks (460 pieces in total) of various shapes, which are durable and environmentally friendly
• Safe white glue with a flat scraper for easy use
• An L-shaped ruler for building corners
• A base, i.e., imaginary foundations for the actual start of construction
• Other materials, such as individual figures
• Original color instructions in English. In the instructions, you will find both detailed building instructions and a story about the architectural structure itself.

And when you're done building, you'll have a realistic miniature of the Medieval Bridge.

Kids can build as many times as they want thanks to the reusable bricks. Just dip the bricks in water and wait for the glue to dissolve.

And if you run out of glue, no problem, you can buy more for a few dollars under the code MD4169.

✨ Why choose My First Building by Master Builder?

• Realistic mini-bricks made from natural materials
• A realistic building experience
• The opportunity to build famous world landmarks
• Supports creativity, motor skills, and patience
• Reusable building materials

📌 Main functions of a medieval fortified bridge: Transport function - it connected cities and trade routes - it was a key part of medieval infrastructure. Commercial and economic function - some bridges also served as marketplaces - there were stalls and shops on the bridge deck. Military and defensive function - bridges were often part of city walls or access routes to castles. Symbolic and representative function - Tower gates also served as a promotion of power - every visitor had to pass under the symbol of the city or ruler. Religious function - Sometimes the construction of a bridge itself was considered a charitable act that was supposed to bring salvation to the builder's soul.

The medieval fortified bridge is stylized as a Gothic-Romanesque fortified bridge 🏰🌉. It is a kind of transition between massive Romanesque architecture (11th–12th century) and slender Gothic (13th–15th century). The bridge has a massive foundation (Romanesque character of the structure), but it is taller, more elegant, and more sophisticated in terms of defense (Gothic character of the structure). The medieval bridge looks dignified but also menacing - a typical symbol of the power of a city or ruler. The bridge is practical in terms of construction (from the point of view of transport, defense, and trade), but also representative and symbolic.

Package size: 35.5 cm x 27.5 cm x 7 cm.

Suitable for children aged 6 and up.