10224 Town Hall 10224 Town Hall is an Exclusives Modular Buildings set that was released on March 1 , 2012 . It includes eight brand new minifigures . It is more expensive than the traditional US $ 149 . 99 , which is standard for Modulars . This is the tallest Modular Building released so far , and the only one that is recommended for ages 14 + , and is , so far , the eleventh largest set by piece count released to date . It was designed by Astrid Graabæk . Description . General . The Town Hall is a large building with three stories and a roof . The main composition of the bottom floor ' s exterior colour is light grey . The first and second floors are coloured dark orange on the outside , and the roof is mainly grey . However , on the upper stories , the floor only covers about half of the level . Hence , there is a wide - open view of auditorium in the hall , the ground floor is completely visible until the roof . The floors are connected by a working elevator . The Set . Outside the first floor , there is a small section of sidewalk . On either end of the sidewalk are potted plants and a street - lamp . The first part of the building that can be reached is the façade . It is as tall as the entire ground floor , and features four large columns mounted on the stairs leading up to the building . These columns support the upper part of the façade , which has a large indentation in it with several decorations including four skeletal legs , presumably meant to be miniature columns , and the shield of the Modular Buildings series with a croissant piece on each side . Beside the columns is a window set into the building . Directly above those is a section of the wall not made of regular smooth bricks , but rather of textured dark grey ones . The building can be entered by moving up the smooth tan stairs , and entering through a medium - sized green double - door which is attached onto the door frame by hinge and hook pieces . Behind the door is a hallway , tiled in black and white , which enters into the building ' s auditorium . This hallway also has a doorway to either side of it , each leading into a different room . The door on the left opens into a sparely - furnished grey room , the only adornments of which are a tan bench , and a white column with a white minifigure head atop it . From this room , one can either look out through the leftmost of the exterior windows mentioned earlier , or look through a small arched window into the auditorium . This is the only room on the first floor that has access to the elevator , and the door to it is found on the far left . The door to the right leads into a much more crowded room , the tax office . It is furnished with a potted plant , a desk with a computer mounted on it , and a blue stool . Like the left room , from here you can look out on the street or the auditorium , although here there are two arched windows instead of one . The auditorium can be accessed by going down the stairs that lead from the hall , and is a large , mostly empty room . At the end of the auditorium is a podium , which has steps leading up to it from either side . Attached to the podium ' s front is the same shield that decorates the front of the building . Around the podium , directly in front of the auditorium ' s walls on every side , is a long black double - tiered bench . Above the podium on the back wall are two lanterns , and next to these , situated periodically throughout the back wall , are three large windows . The back wall also sports a door that can be used to access the back of the building . The building ' s back is fairly sparse . The green door from the auditorium opens onto a four - stud long backlot , with little to relieve the monotony , save for some ivy growing on the building ' s left side , and the auditorium ' s windows , one of which is higher and smaller than the others . The elevator shaft is visible from the back , as there is a slight stud offset with the rest of the building , causing a small gap to appear in the wall . The first floor consists of only two rooms , an exterior balcony , and the elevator shaft . It is mainly coloured dark orange . The largest room on the floor would appear to be some sort of waiting room , and is furnished with a carpet , a desk with a potted plant atop it , and a chair . The room has two windows , both on the right side , next to the balcony door . The room can only be accessed from the mayor ' s room , the balcony , and the elevator , into which the room features a door . At the back side of the room , between the elevator shaft and the mayor ' s room , is a railing , which allows anyone in the room to overlook the auditorium one floor below . At the far side of the floor , beyond the gap which allows auditorium viewing and at the building ' s back wall , are three small windows . Each of the windows features a small tan ledge jutting out from it on the outside . The second of the room ' s three doors is transparent , and leads out onto the balcony . The balcony juts out from the rest of the building , and is small , only able to fit about two minifigures . It can only be seen from out here that all he windows on this level have window - boxes with flowers attached to them . The mayor ' s office is a comfortable room that is furnished with a desk , a chair , a potted plant , a picture depicting a sailing ship mounted on the wall , and , on the desk , a lamp and a frog - shaped paperweight . Two large windows look out of the room . The second floor consists merely of a single large room , and , of course , the elevator shaft . The single room takes up over half the space on the floor , the rest of it being taken up by the elevator and the open space allowing viewing of the auditorium . The colouration of this room , like that of the one below it , is white floor , and dark orange walls , with only the lowest bricks being grey . Since most of the floor is one room , the railing cutting off the room from the drop into the ground floor stretches uninterrupted from the elevator shaft to the right wall . On the front wall of the room , two to the left and two to the right , are four windows , each of which look out on the street below . In between the two sets of windows is one larger one and the only one to have a window - box . On the far left and far right sides of the room are two potted plants , one on each end . In the centre of the room is a large green - and - tan table , surrounded on the left and right are three chairs , with one larger chair at it ' s head . In the right corner of the room , next to the railing , is a globe of the Earth . The roof is mostly grey , except for a tower of dark orange at it ' s front , into which a clock is mounted by a SNOT brick into a back of textured grey bricks . On top of the orange part of the tower is a slanted black section , followed by four small white pillars , which support the tower ' s conical roof . Along the back of the roof is a skylight , through which one can look down into the building below , and , more specifically , down into the auditorium on the ground floor . Next to the skylight is a small hatch that can be used to access the elevator shaft , presumably to service it . At the very front of the roof is a single stone railing , onto which is mounted the number " 1891 " . The roof also includes a ladder which the janitor uses to clean the bell . Minifigures . The set includes 8 minifigures : a bride , a groom , a janitor , the mayor , a news woman , a secretary , a female child , and a male child . Like most other Modular Buildings , all the minifigures have the basic smiley face . The bride has an unprinted white slope piece in place of regular legs , standing in for a dress . Her torso is printed with the top of that dress , and a silver necklace , her hands are yellow and she has braided brown hair . The groom has unprinted black legs , a black torso printed with a blue tie and a white collar , white arms , and yellow hands and he wears a black top - hat . The janitor has light unprinted blue legs , a blue torso with a pocket and pencil printed on it . The janitor also has a beard piece also used by the Lawn Gnome and the Fisherman . He also comes with a blue cap and a broom . The mayor has a classic light grey hairpiece . His torso is the same dark blue one with vertical stripes used by the Business Man from Alien Conquest with a modification ; he has a brown tie rather then a yellow one . The mayor has unprinted dark blue legs , again like the Business Man ' s . The press woman has unprinted dark green legs , a red torso printed with a red suit , yellow hands and brown hair tied back in a bun . The secretary has unprinted purple legs , a dark grey torso printed with a coat and a purple scarf , yellow hands , and curly black hair . The female child has unprinted short red legs , a torso printed with an orange dress and flowers , yellow arms and hands , and long orange hair . The male child has unprinted blue short legs , a white torso printed with a Classic Space astronaut , green arms , yellow hands , and messy black hair . Background . The set depicts a classic town hall from the early 1900s . At the town hall there is a couple being married , and the press arriving to monitor the event . Box Art . The box art is quite similar to that used by the other Modular Buildings , with a design of blue studs with the LEGO logo atop it printed across the top of the box . directly below the LEGO logo is a grey area that displays the set ' s age range , piece count , and number . Below that are two boxes with small image in them , one showing how the building can be taken apart , the other showing it ' s height and width . The main area of the box is taken up with a large image of the town hall , with he included minifigures arrayed around it . Superimposed over a small section of that is a image showing the building ' s back . The back of the box also shows the LEGO logo and the set ' s number , as well as a wall of small images showing various features of the set , and a large image of the set next to several other Modular Buildings .