Boat House - Hogwarts Castle (350 pieces)
Boat House - Hogwarts Castle (350 pieces)
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🧙♂️ The magic of Hogwarts in your collection!
✨ Relive the early moments of the saga with a set full of details!
The Hogwarts Boat House from Harry Potter arrives in a building blocks version with 350 pieces to create a striking scene, including characters, the dock, and the boats. Perfect for building, playing, displaying, and collecting.
🔧 Product details
🧩 Number of pieces: 350.
📏 Dimensions: 21 cm (height) × 15 cm (width) × 12 cm (depth).
🧍 Included minifigures: Harry Potter, Neville Longbottom, Dean Thomas, Hermione Granger, and Professor McGonagall, along with figures of Hedwig, the owl, and Trevor, the toad.
🧺 Accessories: boat with space for minifigures, dock, and scene details.
🧾 Important: Only original LEGO products come with a sealed brand box. Replicas do not meet this quality standard.
🏆 Reasons to take it home
✨ Charming display: perfect to accompany other sets from the Harry Potter line.
🧘 Fun assembly: simple, engaging, and full of nostalgia.
🎁 Magical gift: ideal for Harry Potter fans, collectors, and lovers of the wizarding world.
🏰 Ready to embark on the journey to Hogwarts? Add to cart and bring this iconic scene to your collection! 🚤
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