Today we are very quickly interested in the contents of the LEGO Harry Potter set 76459 Hagrid & Harry's Privet Drive Escape, a small box of 124 pieces available since January 1, 2026 at a public price of €19,99 at LEGO and for a little less elsewhere.

This little box redeems the LEGO Harry Potter set. 76443 Hagrid & Harry's Motorcycle Ride (€49,99) Available since early 2025, this game tackles the same subject but on a less risky scale and with a bit more credibility. It features the flying motorcycle with its sidecar in which Hagrid and Harry Potter escape from Privet Drive to reenact the scene seen on screen in the film. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

The product does its best to offer a semblance of playability with the possibility of a chase, but don't count on the urban setting to add any substance to the scene. All you get is a section of sidewalk with a lamppost and a tipping flower box. There's really nothing to mention Privet Drive on the box, even though the background illustration on the packaging doesn't hesitate to suggest the alleyway in question.

The motorcycle shown here is in a particular color. Light Aqua This undoubtedly makes it more appealing than if LEGO had simply chosen gray to be faithful to the actual color of the vehicle in the film. We know that the manufacturer often tends to add color to this range, which reproduces locations that aren't as colorful as their LEGO interpretations; the motorcycle included here is no exception to this somewhat exaggerated "colorization."

No revolution in ergonomics here; while Harry Potter can indeed sit in his sidecar, Hagrid is simply forced to remain standing on his motorcycle, but the large piece that forms the body of the character somewhat conceals the fact that the figure is not sitting on the machine.

As for the four figurines provided, there is an alternation between recycling and new proposals: Harry Potter is delivered here with a torso seen and reviewed in the range since 2015, Hagrid reuses the piece already seen in several sets since 2018 but he fortunately benefits from a new head with a face flanked by nicely printed glasses.

The two Death Eaters provided are different, the first one also being available in the set 76467 Luna Lovegood's House (€99,99) and the other using a torso and head that are new at this stage on patterned legs available since 2019 in many sets in the LEGO Harry Potter range but also on Nick Fury or James Gordon.

Only one of the four figures is truly new; the ratio is low, especially for around twenty euros and a very limited selection. However, the offer remains interesting, particularly if you already own the set. 76451 Privet Drive: Aunt Marge's Visit (€89,99) to enhance the scene a little, knowing that the lamp provided here matches the one in the set sold since June 2025.

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Today we take a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO Harry Potter set. 76460 Hogwarts Castle: Sorting Hat Ceremony, a small box of 124 pieces available since January 1, 2026 at the public price of €14,99.

The product title is clear: this is a new module for the Hogwarts reboot with grey roofs, initiated in 2024, featuring a Sorting Hat ceremony intended for installation in the already very crowded Great Hall of the set. 76435 Hogwarts Castle: The Great Hall (€199,99). The product's mission therefore defines its scale and level of finish, and we thus obtain here some simplistic constructions associated with a wheel intended to bring a little playability to the whole.

The wheel is flanked by four coats of arms pad-printed on Tiles already seen in 2024 in the set 76438 Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2024As for the rest, we get some furniture that matches that of the Great Hall. No stickers in this box.

LEGO could have chosen to include characters other than Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Draco Malfoy in this set, just for a change. Instead, we'll have to make do with the three minifigures that reuse the classic crestless torso available since 2021, and logically, three of them are included here.

Only Draco Malfoy gets a brand-new head; Harry and Hermione reuse elements that have been available for several years within the LEGO Harry Potter range: Hermione's head dates back to 2018, and Harry Potter's to 2024, which was originally included in the set. 76429 Talking Sorting Hat (99,99 €).

Minerva McGonagall is identical here to the version available in the set since 2025 76447 Hogwarts Castle: Flying Lessons (€79,99) with its hat as well as in the set 76457 Hogsmeade Village (€379,99) but without the accessory.

This is far from the most polished version of the character from LEGO; for example, we got a better one in the 2021 set. 76382 Hogwarts Moment: Transfiguration Class or in 2024 in the set 76426 Hogwarts Castle Boathouse (€37.99). The character is accompanied here by his Cat Patronus, a figurine that is still as opaque and less successful than the one in the set. 76403 The Ministry of Magic (2022)

In short, for around fifteen euros, this little product will enhance the overall Hogwarts diorama currently being built by LEGO, with the added bonus of some playability that should allow younger children to have a bit of fun. That's already quite good for a set without great ambitions, which also allows you to obtain a new Patronus celebrating the 25th anniversary of the LEGO Harry Potter range, as well as the four pretty... Tiles pad printed.

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Today we are quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Harry Potter set 76463 Hogwarts Castle: Hospital Wing, a box of 907 pieces which has been available since January 1, 2026 at a public price of €99,99.

As you already know if you've been following the evolution of the LEGO Harry Potter range closely, this set is actually just one of the many modules in the umpteenth Hogwarts reboot launching in 2024. This extension may not be the most interesting part of the overall diorama, but it adds its share of walls and roofs to what LEGO is announcing as the most detailed version of Hogwarts on the market to date.

We're not quite at the LEGO version of the subscription concept developed by Altaya with its overpriced vehicles assembled on credit, but at this stage, the grey-roofed reboot launched in 2024 already includes the sets below, along with modules that can fit into the niches of certain constructions:

From the outside, this wing of the castle features the usual walls adorned with a few stickers, a balcony, some vegetation, and the now-familiar gray roofs. The set's contents are integrated right next to it. 76454 Hogwarts Castle: The Main Tower will be perfect. Inside, LEGO has developed three levels of locations and scenes that are more or less iconic from the saga, including the infirmary, the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom, and the Ravenclaw common room. Everything here is relatively symbolic, but the classroom can be removed and unfolded for a bit of fun, and the different areas are carefully designed.

For example, we could replay the scene with Ron Weasley's boggart and the wheeled spider seen during the film. Harry Potter and the Prisonnier d'AzkabanThe sideboard with its mirror is quite nice, with a glossy sticker that does the job, but the spider is frankly crude. We appreciate the reference, though, and will quickly put everything away in its designated niche.

The infirmary, which is actually located in the Clock Tower from the film onwards Harry Potter and the Prisonnier d'Azkaban It doesn't offer much besides two beds and a few accessories. There's nothing to do there anyway, except perhaps reenact the scene where Hermione uses the Time-Turner that the minifigure wears around its neck.

In addition, a copy of Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem can be found next to the common room located at the very top of the building.

A few stickers are obviously included, two of which simply depict bricks. A project like this would have benefited from having the design printed on the walls; it's not as if LEGO is only going to release these stickers once before this version of Hogwarts is complete.

The seven included characters are Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Remus Lupin with his Patronus, Penelope Clearwater, the Grey Lady, and a Dementor. All have neutral legs, while Harry, Ron, and Penelope have torsos that have been seen in other sets. Hermione's torso is new, featuring a nice update to the version seen in the 2019 set. 75947 Hagrid's Hut Buckbeak's Rescue Lupin, whose hairstyle is not very convincing here, and the Dementor.

The Grey Lady figurine is beautifully crafted with a more refined appearance than the version included in the 2023 set. 76413 Hogwarts: Room of Requirements and the special 25th anniversary Patronus from the range provided is still just as opaque.

This expansion is obviously essential for anyone who doesn't want to miss anything in the current LEGO version of Hogwarts, but in my opinion, it struggles to stand on its own. It contributes to the school's exterior appearance, but it doesn't offer anything particularly exciting internally, with limited playability and individual appeal that makes it somewhat dispensable beyond its obvious role in the overall diorama.

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The traditional January 1st release of LEGO sets is here, with a plethora of products now available across numerous ranges. In total, nearly 150 new items are available, offering something to satisfy every type of fan, from those looking for diverse and varied licenses and playful products to those seeking display sets.

Some products that were announced in recent weeks are not in the list below, and that's normal: their commercialization is scheduled for March 1, 2026.

As usual, it's now up to you to decide whether to jump in and pay the full price for these sets or whether to be a little patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the coming weeks and months. at Amazon, on FNAC.com, at Cdiscount, at Auchan as well as some other retailers.

Below you will find a list of these new products, categorized by theme, with direct links to the relevant products.

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Today we are very quickly interested in the contents of the LEGO Harry Potter set 76461 Cornish Pixie, a box of 320 pieces currently available for pre-order on the official online store at a public price of €29,99 and which will be available from January 1, 2026.

Did the world really need a Cornish pixie figurine? That's debatable, even if Harry Potter fans would argue otherwise. To each their own burden, and while Star Wars and Marvel fans regularly have to deal with more or less acceptable creature models, LEGO Harry Potter fans will have to make do with this 24cm tall figurine, which supposedly represents the purple creatures released from their cage by Professor Gilderoy Lockhart during the Defense Against the Dark Arts lesson in the film. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

Let's be honest, it's still very rough around the edges, both in form and substance. The figurine does have the slightly devilish look of these creatures, but the color of this Cornish pixie isn't quite right, and the very visible gray kneecaps don't help matters.

It's also worth noting that the knees are fixed, limiting the possible poses, and that the wings are perhaps a little too geometric, even though the four pieces used have a lovely purple sheen that perfectly suits the design. In any case, it's still better than soft, flexible plastic wings for the figure's durability over time.

The response will be that it's a LEGO product made with LEGO bricks, and therefore it's in the LEGO spirit. That's also what I tell myself when I'm building my Chewbacca or my Ewok; the power of positive thinking works perfectly in cases like these, and I know that many fans will accept it.

Don't rely too much on the colors shown in the product images on the official online store; this figure is a classic blue, not, as one might assume, a pastel blue or even a dark blue. In any case, it's not the right color unless my eyes are playing tricks on me: I see these creatures as purple in the film. To be fair to LEGO, the majority of various toy interpretations of this creature are blue.

On the plus side, the attractive sticker-covered book, the inkwell with its flowing ink, and the wand are all well-made and lend a touch of realism to the whole set. The transparent stand that suspends the figurine is clearly visible, but it was probably difficult to do otherwise, short of attaching the Cornish pixie to the book by at least one paw, thus depriving younger children of hours of fun with the figurine. Just kidding, of course; it's obvious no one will actually play with it, and this product is a novelty item. lifestyle more to exhibit.

It's also possible to display the figurine without its stand. It's quite stable on its supports, provided you find the right balance point. As is often the case, the finish on the back of the figurine is rather sloppy, so keep that in mind when arranging it on your shelves. For those wondering, the creature's eyes are pad-printed, and the result is well done.

In short, this is a spin-off product that isn't necessarily top-notch, but it offers something new and original, and should therefore easily find its audience among fans of the LEGO-style Harry Potter universe. The starting price is €30, so you can expect to find it for just over €20 very soon at retailers other than LEGO.

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