Scheduled Release : Sep 2021

LEGO 76391 Harry Potter Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition Review: A Magical Collection of Wizarding World Artifacts!

Kicking off in 2001 with set 4701 The Sorting Hat, the LEGO Harry Potter line celebrated its landmark 20th anniversary in 2021! To mark the occasion, we're unboxing the highly anticipated LEGO 76391 Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition, which was released on September 2, 2021!

Beyond the memorable characters and catchy spells, the Harry Potter saga is filled with fascinating magical items that have captivated fans for years. Coming in at a massive 3010 pieces, the 76391 Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition gathers these signature elements from the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry into a single, stunning display piece. With Hedwig as the striking centerpiece, this intricate model is a true showstopper. Let's dive in and start building!

▼ The box features a premium deep blue to black gradient, showcasing the set's contents on the front. On the right, you'll find a golden silhouette of Hogwarts Castle and the product name.

▼ As usual, the back of the box highlights the play features and provides the detailed dimensions of the completed model.

▼ Measuring approximately 50 cm wide and 44.5 cm tall, this set is a real space-killer! However, its cohesive design makes for an absolutely gorgeous display piece.

▼ The three exclusive golden minifigures and their display stand included in this set are incredibly exciting!

▼ The beautifully rendered potion, the magical "good luck" elixir Felix Felicis, and the iconic acceptance letter from Hogwarts.

▼ The set contains a total of 22 numbered bags of parts, plus three additional printed tiles that form the letter.

▼ The instruction manual is seriously thick! The quality is fantastic.

▼ Inside, there's a timeline detailing the history of the LEGO Harry Potter series.

▼ Each object in the set is explained in detail after its assembly instructions, making it easy for even casual fans to learn their origins. A very thoughtful touch!

▼ The sticker sheet is primarily for detailing the various potion bottles.

▼ Alright, let's get building! GO~~~


▼ All done! Let's take a look at the finished build. Hedwig is absolutely massive.

▼ Let's start by admiring this new version of Hedwig. While LEGO previously released a brick-built Hedwig (set 75979), this new iteration benefits from a much higher piece count, allowing for greater detail in the head and wings. Clever building techniques are used to capture the texture and coloration of her feathers.

▼ The tail feathers are also impressively full and well-shaped!

▼ The head can rotate a full 360°.

▼ Her talons feature ball joints, allowing them to realistically grip the acceptance letter.

▼ Next up are the books, which feature an intricate page texture. At the bottom of the stack is the seemingly ordinary, blank Tom Riddle's Diary.

▼ The open book's pages are cleverly constructed by stacking three L-shaped assemblies and sliding them into a pre-built frame. It's a brilliant technique!

▼ Next, we have Harry's wand and glasses, the Potion Bottles, the Hogwarts Acceptance Letter, and the Golden Snitch.

▼ Here's Felix Felicis, perhaps one of the more obscure magical items in the set. Also known as "Liquid Luck," this potion grants the drinker good fortune for a limited time. It famously appeared in Professor Slughorn's class in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," and he later gifted a vial to Harry. This LEGO version even uses a glow-in-the-dark element!

▼ And here we have the Gryffindor... fries? Oh, wait, it's the house scarf! The set also includes extra parts so you can build a scarf for your favorite house.

▼ Now for a personal favorite part of the set: the 3D Chocolate Frog Card-style frame, the display stand featuring a LEGO Harry Potter logo tile, and the exclusive 20th Anniversary golden minifigures of Albus Dumbledore, Rubeus Hagrid, and Professor Minerva McGonagall. The printed tile with Dumbledore's name is also a fantastic touch.

▼ All three golden minifigures feature a special 20th Anniversary logo printed on their backs.

▼ The set also includes extra parts to extend the display base, allowing you to showcase other minifigures from your collection alongside them.

▼ This Chocolate Frog is surprisingly realistic! While the range of motion is limited, all four of its limbs are articulated.

▼ Finally, let's check out some of the scenic shots we took!

LEGO 76391 Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition Review Summary:

This latest LEGO set, aimed squarely at adult collectors, delivers outstanding display value and playability. The magnificent, wing-spread Hedwig is an adorable and eye-catching centerpiece for any room, and the stacked books with their detailed page texturing are a visual treat. On the play side, you can grab the wand and shout your favorite spells (we won't admit how many times we've done this), study the detailed labels on the potion bottles, snap fun photos of the Chocolate Frog with some snacks, or even try on Harry's iconic round glasses. Furthermore, the set includes the highly collectible 20th Anniversary golden minifigures, which look absolutely fantastic on their display stand with the 3D Chocolate Frog Card frame!

LEGO 76391 Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition
MSRP: $249.99 USD, Total Pieces: 3010, Released: September 2, 2021