Review: LEGO 76400 Hogwarts Carriage and Thestrals
Review: LEGO 76400 Hogwarts Carriage and Thestrals Introduction Step into the mysterious world of the Forbidden Forest with LEGO Harry […]
Review: LEGO 76400 Hogwarts Carriage and Thestrals Introduction Step into the mysterious world of the Forbidden Forest with LEGO Harry […]
Review: LEGO 76391 Hogwarts Icons Collectors’ Edition Introduction After 20 years of LEGO Harry Potter sets, The LEGO Group has
As the golden morning light poured into the kitchen at Redmond’s Forge, Sunday began with the hum of excitement and the clink of bricks. After Saturday’s thrilling build of The Attack on the Burrow, barbeque, trampolining, Quidditch, and movie marathon, we knew we needed something legendary to close out Harry Potter Weekend, and the LEGO 76405 Hogwarts Express – Collector’s Edition was the obvious choice.
There are some builds that bring out the inner child in every AFOL and inspire wonder in younger builders at the same time. For us, LEGO Harry Potter 75980: Attack on the Burrow was one such set, a magical centrepiece for our Harry Potter Weekend at Redmond’s Forge.
Some LEGO builds cast a long shadow, not just in bricks, but in nostalgia. LEGO 75955: Hogwarts Express is one such set. Although it’s been retired from shelves for a few years now, it still arrives with all the excitement of the magical train pulling into Platform 9¾. In June 2025, we were lucky enough to pick up a second-hand version in great condition, just as we began constructing the Harry Potter quarter of Redmond’s Forge LEGO City.