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Product description Harry Potter™ 76474 Plants from the Herbology Class at Hogwarts

The finished models can be used in adventurous play or arranged as Harry Potter-themed decorations.

Key Features

  • Recommended for fans aged 12 and up.
  • Part of the LEGO® Harry Potter™ themed series.
  • The official year of the set is 2026.
  • The Mimbulus mimbletonia placed on the table measures over 24 cm in height, 11 cm in width and 9 cm in depth.
  • According to the manufacturer, the creative concept and fun features support adventurous play.

The combination of building, moving features and free arrangement offers space for both play and display of the finished model.

Use / Assembly

When the Mandrake is pulled from its pot, its roots shake and its mouth moves as if screaming. A control knob sets the Venomous Tentacula in motion to mimic biting, and triggers vibration on the Mimbulus mimbletonia model.

The individual plants, vine and other accessories can be arranged in various ways to create your own composition. The LEGO Builder app lets you zoom in and rotate the model in 3D while building, track your progress and save your sets in one place.

The mechanical elements bring play to life, while the optional arrangement allows you to change the look of the finished decoration.

Contents

  • Three magical plant models: Mandrake, Venomous Tentacula and Mimbulus mimbletonia.
  • Display table with an opening drawer and space for up to two plants.
  • Decorative vine.
  • Earmuffs.

The accessories expand the possibilities for arranging the plants during play and display.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and the company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO is derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current principle of interlocking bricks using tubes was introduced in 1958.

New LEGO elements and products undergo chemical, physical, electrical, hygiene and flammability safety tests. The classic LEGO brick is made from ABS plastic, while for other types of elements the brand uses various plastics depending on their function.

Product code
  • PRF246810
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