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Hi.
Way back in the 70’s I had a castle building kit, containing hundreds of cream plastic bricks, flecked with browns to look realistic. I think my parents bought it in France, but can’t be sure. I was only 10, at most. I would love to own it again, but can’t remember what it was called.
Here’s what I do remember:
The box was tall, pale coloured, 50p shaped, full of different shaped bricks, so I could build round towers as well as square.
Any hints or help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.