The step by step PDF building instructions are made with Stud.io from Bricklink.

The play features are also inside, like the detachable portal with Gargantos and the door with the moveable background behind the bookshelf.īuild on 48x32 studs (one and a half base plate).

I used the most parts with stickers from the LEGO set (like pictures on the wall), but in the instructions the parts have no stickers.

For the roof I used the window parts ( 60593) in sand green, but this is a rare color so maybe there are not good available on bricklink, in case of that it's also possible to use it in tan (like in the original set).

The 48165 part isn't available in sand green, so I had to improvise a bit here.

It's a corner modular building, so it has the connectors for other modulars on two sides.

In the instructions it's built on normal base plates with 48x32 studs.

On the photos and in the video I show you the building on the ground where it is placed in my LEGO City.

To build it, you should have the original LEGO set and 2271 extra parts, the instructions includes a list with only the needed extra parts. More details can you see on the photos and in the video.

Most of the furnishings are the same as in the LEGO set, in some places I've added one, like on the ground floor the dining area and several display cases on the second floor. The ground floor also has and removable part, to access the room behind the stairs.

It's modular so the roof, second and first floors are removable. I made it larger and all four corners of the building are angled, to make it look more like the building from the movies. The result is this extended modular Sanctum Sanctorum build on 48x32 studs with 4878 parts. So I started to change it, to include it in my LEGO City. I like the modular Sanctum Sanctorum (76218) from LEGO, but it doesn't look like the building from the movies. Sanctum Sanctorum Extended 48x32 by L1anChu

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