Bavarian Tavern

Pull up a chair after dark

Step into a Bavarian evening built around a lively corner tavern. White walls and dark timber framing rise beneath a steep roof with dormers, while flowers brighten the window ledges. Pretzel details on the façade and at the street-facing window give the building its own playful signature. Downstairs, the beer hall has a bar, taps, seating and a serving window onto the street. Upstairs, a live-music stage awaits; above it, a bakery kitchen centres on a masonry oven. When evening falls, warm LEDs illuminate both the frontage and the furnished rooms.

The 3,246-piece build moves from timber-framed walls and roof sections to three distinct, detailed interiors. Lift off each floor to reach the bar room, music space and bakery kitchen. Installing the included lighting means routing cables through the building, a task that rewards a little care. Eleven light points draw power through a USB-C connection at the rear of the ground floor and switch on at the press of a button. Printed menus, signs and other decorative details add character throughout.

If you collect modular buildings, this corner house works as a shelf display or a warmly lit stop along your brick-built street. Side pins and connection holes let you link it to other Pantasy modulars. Four included figures can populate the seating, stage and outdoor areas, with pretzels and other food details adding to the scene. Removable floors also make it easy to rearrange those little stories whenever you want a closer look inside.