When LEGO introduces a new set, there is always a lot of excitement. Is it a license we value? Answer here with this new and pretty discovery…magic?
For many years, LEGO has known how to please fans of video games and pop culture. In fact, the brickmaker does not hesitate to offer his fans many creations of popular franchises such as B. to offer Pac-Man, war of stars or even the Lord of the rings. Based on this premise, the Danish company continues to develop the universe… Harry Potter!
A little magic in your LEGO and lots of gold
When it’s still a long way from the first sentence Harry Potter As we remember the magnificent Hogwarts Castle that gave many YouTubers a hard time, this is the first time LEGO has gotten involved with the famous Gringotts Bank. Absolute cult place of the franchise, which occurs several times in particular in the latest video game: Hogwarts Legacy. It’s the main bank for wizards in England (in Britain?) and it’s also where many secrets are hidden, including a Ukrainian Ironpan, the largest of all dragons. With his full name, this 76417 Gringotts Wizarding Bank Collectors’ Edition set has 4803 pieces to put together a replica bank in Diagon Alley. Everything is oriented vertically to represent its grandeur and features the famous railing that allows descent into the depths and to the chests. Far from being stingy with characters, this set includes: Harry Potter (in two versions), Rubeus Hagrid, Ron Weasley and his fake identity Dragomir Despard, Hermione Granger and his fake identity Bellatrix Lestrange, Griphook, Bogrod, Rickbert, and two guards, Goblins and a death eater.
They will heat the bank card
The set is 32 cm long and 25 cm wide and reaches a height of 75 cm with the dragon sitting on top. It is by no means something for children, but is recommended for people aged 18 and over. For the price you have to persevere because you don’t have to pay less than 429 dollars. If you are a LEGO VIP member you can buy everything on September 1st. For the others, however, you have to wait until September 4th. If all this interests you, you can visit the official page of the set on the LEGO website. Finally, if you are an absolute fan of LEGO but also of Harry Potter, the manufacturer announces that it is possible to combine the bench with other sets, including Diagon Alley (75978), sold separately at a price of 449 dollars . That makes a total of 878 dollars for the complete landscape.
