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EXHIBIT 02 · CASTLE · SPACE · PIRATES

Three worlds, one invitation

A yellow fortress, a blue-and-gray spacecraft, and a ship under striped sails offered very different destinations. Their real achievement was the same: each supplied just enough world for the builder to invent the rest.

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Three worlds, one invitation
Yellow Castle

OBJECT 01 · Castle

Yellow Castle

1978 · 375-2 · 706 pieces

The Yellow Castle establishes a kingdom with elemental geometry, heraldry, and brick-built horses. Its simplicity leaves enormous room for invention.

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Space Transport

OBJECT 02 · Space

Space Transport

1979 · 918-1 · 82 pieces

Space Transport reduces exploration to a handful of shapes and colors—the visual vocabulary from which an entire space program could grow.

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Galaxy Explorer

OBJECT 03 · Space

Galaxy Explorer

1979 · 497-1 · 318 pieces

Galaxy Explorer turns that vocabulary into a flagship: broad wings, transparent yellow windows, and a crew ready for an unwritten mission.

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Knight's Tournament

OBJECT 04 · Castle

Knight's Tournament

1979 · 383-2 · 184 pieces

Knight’s Tournament makes conflict ceremonial. The set is less a finished tale than a stage awaiting champions, rivalries, and rules.

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Black Seas Barracuda

OBJECT 05 · Pirates

Black Seas Barracuda

1989 · 6285-1 · 843 pieces

Black Seas Barracuda gives Pirates its defining silhouette. The ship feels complete, yet every deck and sail suggests the next adventure.

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Forbidden Island

OBJECT 06 · Pirates

Forbidden Island

1989 · 6270-1 · 164 pieces

Forbidden Island expands the story beyond the ship, giving the pirates a place to hide, defend, and plot.

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Sabre Island

OBJECT 07 · Pirates

Sabre Island

1989 · 6265-1 · 79 pieces

Sabre Island gives the opposing soldiers their own stronghold and turns the ocean into contested territory.

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Retro Space Explorer

OBJECT 08 · Space

Retro Space Explorer

2025 · 5009806-1 · 148 pieces

Retro Space Explorer shows how a visual language can return decades later and remain immediately recognizable.

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