Build a portion of Hogwarts Castle, buildings in Diagon Alley, or the lovable Fawkes with these cool new Lego Harry Potter sets

8 New Lego Harry Potter Sets Are Available Now

This 2,135-piece set is going to take a while to complete, but once finished, you’ll have a striking replica of Hogwarts’ main tower, including a trapdoor to Fluffy’s room, trigger-activated Devil’s Snare, and a swiveling Grand Staircase. 12 minifigures are included, with key characters like Harry, Hermione, Ron, Hedwig, and Dumbledore all represented. This set is part of the larger Hogwarts Castle collection.

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This 795-piece set features scenes from two Diagon Alley shops: Quality Quidditch Supplies and Florean Fortescue’s Ice Cream Parlour. Along with the buildings, you’ll find minifigures for Florean, Katie Bell, Alicia Spinnet, Ron Weasley, Cho Chang, and a shopkeeper. The set is also loaded with accessories and interactive components, and if you own other Diagon Alley sets, these two buildings can connect with existing models to create a larger display.

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This Book Nook set is based on the Platform 9 ¾ King’s Crossing train station and the Hogwarts Express and comes with minifigures for Harry, Ron, Hedwig, and Scabbers. The completed set can be displayed as a single scene, folded to fit away on a bookshelf, or separated to use as bookends.

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This kit features the Dursley home on Privet Drive, with both interior rooms and outdoor elements. You’ll also get minifigures for Marge Dursley, Vernon Dursley, Petunia Dursley, Dudley Dursley, Harry Potter, and an inflated version of Aunt Marge.

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The Thestrals are one of the most memorable beasts in the Harry Potter series, and this set features adult and baby versions of the creature, each with a posable head, legs, and wings. The kit also includes a small Forbidden Forest tree.

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The Monster Book of Monsters holds everything you need to know about caring for magical creatures--but it also happens to be something of a monster itself. The model replica of the living book features pull-back action that sends it speeding forward on its hidden wheels. Its mouth will also chomp as it moves. It includes a Neville minifigure.

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This herbology lecture scene has a greenhouse that opens to reveal an abundance of plants and accessories, including two removable tables and a broken window. It features minifigures for Neville, Hermione, and Professor Sprout, and there’s even a Trevor the toad figure.

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This Fawkes the Phoenix Lego figure is fully posable and includes a buildable perch for easy display, along with accessories like the Sorting Hat, the Sword of Gryffindor, and a baby Fawkes minifigure.

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These eight new sets join a long list of existing Lego Harry Potter releases. Whether you want another massive project like Hagrid’s Hut or something smaller like the Hogwarts Castle: Dueling Club, there are a bunch of popular sets up for grabs. Many of them are also on sale, so consider stocking up if you’re looking for a reason to stay inside and beat the summer heat.

More Lego Harry Potter Sets

  • Lego Harry Potter - Aragog in the Forbidden Forest (195 pieces) -- $16 ($20)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Buckbeak The Hippogriff (723 pieces) -- $47.50 ($60)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Dobby (403 pieces) -- $28 ($35)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Flying Ford Anglia Buildable Car (165 pieces) -- $9.59 ($15)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hagrid & Harry's Motorcycle Ride (617 pieces) -- $40 ($50)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hagrid’s Hut (896 pieces) -- $60 ($75)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hogwarts Boathouse (350 pieces) -- $31 ($38)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hogwarts Castle Owlery (364 pieces) -- $36 ($45)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hogwarts Castle: Dueling Club (158 pieces) -- $21.49 ($25)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hogwarts Express & Hogsmeade Station (1,074 pieces) -- $104.85 ($130)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Hogwarts Room of Requirement (587 pieces) -- $58 ($60)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Mandrake Figure & Pot Plant (579 pieces) -- $41 ($70)
  • Lego Harry Potter - Talking Sorting Hat (561 pieces) -- $80 ($100)

It's important to note that while Harry Potter author JK Rowling is not directly involved with the creation of these Harry Potter Lego sets, she financially benefits from merchandise sales. Harry Potter remains a popular franchise, but Rowling's hateful, anti-trans views and funding for anti-trans legislation have tarnished the series in recent years. GameSpot's article on how Rowling's comments have impacted the trans community offers more information on her history of anti-trans bigotry. You will also find links to trans creators whom we encourage you to support, as well as helpful resources and charitable organizations to which you can donate.

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This story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG