New Pantasy sets Ghost Cinema 85066, Antique Clock Shop 85060 and Vampire Vintage Car 85071 have appeared on Pantasy’s official store. All three are marked as coming soon, with piece counts and dimensions now confirmed but no prices or release dates yet.
Two of these releases seem to belong together thematically. Ghost Cinema and Vampire Vintage Car make it look as though Pantasy is getting ready for Halloween, while Antique Clock Shop is a separate fantastical building in the vein of some of the brand’s other storybook-style sets.
New Pantasy Sets at a Glance
| Set | Pieces | Size | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ghost Cinema 85066 | 2,441 | 21 x 39 x 25cm | Coming soon |
| Vampire Vintage Car 85071 | 392 | 20.7 x 9.9 x 6.7cm | Coming soon |
| Antique Clock Shop 85060 | 2,666 | 22.5 x 39.6 x 25.6cm | Coming soon |
Pantasy Ghost Cinema 85066
Ghost Cinema 85066 is a 2,441-piece gothic picture house measuring 39cm tall. Its dark grey facade is built around a large red fanlight, a vertical GHOST sign and an old-fashioned cinema marquee, with ticket windows and pavement-level details underneath.
This is not just a spooky shell. Pantasy describes a two-level interior with six interactive mechanisms. The ticket hall includes a moving ghost, a snack counter that dispenses eyeball sweets and a restroom surprise, while the upstairs auditorium has interactive seating, a backlit screen and a monster altar.
The lighting is doing real work here too. Three effects illuminate the upper windows, auditorium and ground-floor entrance in different colours. Five named figures are shown as a small horror-film crew, which gives the building a playful studio-set angle rather than turning it into a generic haunted house.
Ghost Cinema is easily my favourite of the three. The whole thing has nailed the look in my opinion. All those dark colours work very well together, while the red fanlight and purple lighting give the facade just enough contrast without losing the gloomy atmosphere.
I also love how many interactions Pantasy has put into it. The moving ghost, sweets dispenser, restroom surprise, interactive seats and monster altar give the interior far more personality than a static display facade. I am really looking forward to seeing more of this one.
Pantasy estimates a build time of 12 to 14 hours but has not announced a release date. Given the theme, I would expect this and the car to arrive before Halloween, although that timing has not been confirmed.
Pantasy Vampire Vintage Car 85071
Vampire Vintage Car 85071 is the smallest set of the group at 392 pieces. It measures 20.7cm long and combines a black open-top body with red wheels, bat-wing fins, bone-like engine details and a DRAC-ULA number plate. Subtle it is not.
Both doors open to reveal a red interior with a steering wheel, dashboard and seating. A single vampire chauffeur figure is shown with the set. Pantasy estimates a build time of two to four hours, making this a much easier entry point than either building.
The car makes most sense as part of the wider Halloween scene, where the exaggerated wings and exposed engine look like a prop from the film being made inside the cinema. It could also sit alongside the Midnight Pumpkin Bouquet 85067 in a seasonal display.
Pantasy Antique Clock Shop 85060
Antique Clock Shop 85060 is a separate release rather than part of the Halloween pair. It has 2,666 pieces, measures 39.6cm tall and has an estimated build time of 11 to 13 hours.
The one official image currently available shows a narrow three-storey shop with steep green roofs, a huge mechanical clock mounted across the upper facade and smaller clocks filling the ground-floor window. Three figures are arranged around the entrance.
This is another of Pantasy’s more fantastical buildings, similar in spirit to the Gift Store 85043 and some of the other whimsical models they have released. That storybook style is not usually to my taste, although the tall proportions and oversized clock give it a very clear identity.
My other hesitation is the amount of gold. Pantasy sometimes leans too heavily on lacquered-gold pieces, and the Clock Shop already appears to have a lot competing for attention around the roof, windows and main clock face. I will need to see more images before deciding whether it looks rich and mechanical or simply a bit too busy.
There are visible gears around the main clock face, but Pantasy has not yet confirmed whether they drive a working mechanism or are there for display. A clock shop should really do something with all those gears, otherwise it risks becoming an elaborate facade with excellent timekeeping ambitions.
Pantasy Prices and Release Dates
Pantasy currently marks all three sets as coming soon. The store pages show a zero price because the regional variants are not available to order yet, so that should be treated as a placeholder rather than a real retail price.
No release dates or verified Amazon listings have been identified at the time of writing. The official pages are the best place to monitor for now, but it will be worth comparing Pantasy’s direct prices with Amazon once proper listings and delivery estimates appear.
I will update the details once Pantasy confirms the prices, launch timing and the Clock Shop’s full feature list.
