Lego Grows Its 200-Plus Harry Potter Collection With Eight New Sets
The new collection features brick-built characters never before made by the toy company.
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The Harry Potter franchise has one of the largest collections of Lego, with more than 200 sets released since the theme debuted in 2001. Now, the toy company has added eight more builds to its long-running Wizarding World lineup, spanning character models, Hogwarts architecture, main-cast minifigures, magical creatures, a Patronus and plants.
While most of the eight sets are currently on backorder through Lego’s official store, with Dobby the Free Elf the notable exception, outside retailers (Macy’s, Walmart, etc.) have ready-to-ship inventory for the remainder. These include Nook: Dumbledore’s Office, Norbert: Hagrid’s Baby Dragon, Knockturn Alley Wizarding Shops, Hogwarts House Crest, Hogwarts Castle: East Wing, Hogwarts Herbology Plants and Forbidden Forest: Expecto Expecto Patronum.
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The latest Lego releases arrive during a year packed with Harry Potter nostalgia, fueled by the anticipation surrounding HBO’s new series, slated to premiere Dec. 25, as well as the 25th anniversary of the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone film, which debuted in 2001.
two in one
Harry Potter Dobby the Free Elf Lego Set
2,000 bought this month.
The Dobby the Free Elf Lego is a 379-piece, two-in-one model that can be rebuilt as Kreacher, making it particularly useful for collectors who want two characters from one set.
Dobby is fully articulated, with movable fingers, wrists, arms, legs and head. The set also includes the diary, sock, Skele-Gro and other recognizable accessories. This is also Lego‘s first brick-built version of Kreacher.
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Hogwarts
Harry Potter Book Nook: Dumbledore’s Office Lego Set
The Book Nook: Dumbledore’s Office is currently backordered at Lego, although sets are available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Walmart, with the latter two selling the set for more than its $129.99 original price.
It is the third Lego set based on Dumbledore’s office, following versions released in 2002 and 2022. At 1,182 pieces, the new book nook is also the largest of the three.
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Dragon
Harry Potter Norbert: Hagrid’s Baby Dragon Lego Set
100+ Bought Since Yesterday
Norbert is a 482-piece model whose standout feature is its 1:1 scale, meaning the Lego build recreates Hagrid’s baby dragon at the same size as the character is depicted in the film.
Lego calls it the first brick-built Norbert at this scale. The model has a movable head, legs and foil wings and can be displayed emerging from its egg or standing independently, measuring more than 12 inches long and 14 inches wide.
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