Once again, LEGO is preparing to offer its fans a superb set with a license that generally does not fail to arouse enthusiasm. Explanations.
For years, LEGO has explored all the major licenses in popular culture. Whether it’s Star Wars, Marvel, Jurassic Park or even Mario, the range is vast. Among them, one stands out for the beauty of its sets: Harry Potter. And as it happens, a new set is about to arrive very soon. Although it’s not yet available for purchase, you can already pre-order it if you’re worried about missing out. A little wonder in perspective?
LEGO unveils a beautiful little set
The new LEGO set of the day is The Sorting Hat That Talks (76429). A new feature that incorporates an activatable sound system, allowing the hat to speak and reveal which Hogwarts house the user belongs to, thus enriching the experience with 31 different random sounds. This set also allows you to listen to the Sorting Hat song. Designed for display, it includes a display decorated with the crests of the four Hogwarts houses. But also, surprise, a minifigure of Harry Potter wearing the Sorting Hat.
Intended primarily for adult fans of the Harry Potter saga, this 561-piece product is an ideal gift for fans of the Wizarding World, whether for yourself or as a gift. It promises an immersive building experience with assistance from the LEGO Builder app, which offers interactive features such as zooming, 3D rotation and progress tracking. This set, measuring over 24 cm in height and 19 cm in diameter once assembled, seems perfect for decorating an interior. To benefit from it, you will have to pay the sum of 99 euros.
Lots of LEGO Harry Potter sets are coming
This year, LEGO is placing a strong emphasis on the Harry Potter franchise. With a series of new LEGO sets set to launch, mostly, in June. We’ve previously featured these sets which include notable pieces such as Durmstrang’s Ship, Beauxbatons’ Carriage, Ollivander’s Wand Shop, and the Hogwarts Great Hall. These sets offer a good opportunity to create an impressive diorama in honor of the Harry Potter universe. However, assembling such a collection can be costly, requiring a significant budget. With few exceptions, very often you have to count on at least 100 euros for a nice HP set, so the bill can be steep.