LEGO 76430 Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle Owlery

My daughter and husband love putting together legos…it’s one of their favorite father daughter activities and this one was one of their favorites to put together! We all love watching Harry Potter so they enjoyed putting the castle together. It was easy for my 9 year old to follow the directions and wasn’t too complicated. Came with the cute owl and the main characters. Safe and fun activity!

This had to be the longest campaign. I have ever waited for since the history of getting the influencer program back in 2015. I'm not sure what made this campaign Take so long, but the lack of answers and efficiency on the Customer service regarding this campaign has been terrible. Was this worth the wait? No. It's was a fun to put together However, this was not suitable for the age ranged of child. I have so I ended up putting together this piece period it took about two hours from start to finish full concentration and it didn't seem like the pieces were very well organized in the bags. Many steps had pieces on other bags that I wasn't I struck to open yet, making the building process more complex than the age suggested. there's also some confusion as to what ... MoreThis had to be the longest campaign. I have ever waited for since the history of getting the influencer program back in 2015. I'm not sure what made this campaign Take so long, but the lack of answers and efficiency on the Customer service regarding this campaign has been terrible. Was this worth the wait? No. It's was a fun to put together However, this was not suitable for the age ranged of child. I have so I ended up putting together this piece period it took about two hours from start to finish full concentration and it didn't seem like the pieces were very well organized in the bags. Many steps had pieces on other bags that I wasn't I struck to open yet, making the building process more complex than the age suggested. there's also some confusion as to what scene this is and to my surprise The lego They decided to use for characters made somewhat of sense but then also didn't make sense? I understand why Cho was there with Harry? But why is Filch in the owl tower? There's a lot of character detail when it comes to the lego characters, but the owls look rather plain, and there are multiple spots within the stacking element of this lego display that do not function well and fall out. They are incredibly hard to get back into place once the tower is Finished. Over all, I didn't hate it, but I'm not going out of my way to spend money on Legos in this economy, they're way over priced for plastic bricks.

A Uniquely Perfect Build

From all of the Spring Wave sets, this was one that I had no interest in getting and I was surprised. The building itself feels minimal and basic like previous Hogwarts expansions, but the entire build feels so strong and complete. There are some tedious building techniques that aren't great and I wish we had at least 6 owls in this set, but it's a pretty good set. I still prefer Hagrid's Hut and the Boathouse to this though.

Brilliant Set. Found a secret owl too.

I'm an adult collectors of Lego and one of the most enjoyable areas of Lego for me is still the Harry Potter sets. They get better and better. I've been collecting the castle parts for a while and I think along with the Boathouse set this Owlery set really makes the difference when added to the Hogwarts castle. While building this I noticed the form of an owl appear on the first floor which was quite clever and it makes you smile when there's little things like that added in builds and you know it was designed with passion and a lot of attention to that Owlery scene. As it is stated, this is based on the scene where Harry plucks up the courage to ask Cho to the ball in The Goblet Of Fire but what I like is the fact that the Cho minifigure has got that simple sorry ... MoreI'm an adult collectors of Lego and one of the most enjoyable areas of Lego for me is still the Harry Potter sets. They get better and better. I've been collecting the castle parts for a while and I think along with the Boathouse set this Owlery set really makes the difference when added to the Hogwarts castle. While building this I noticed the form of an owl appear on the first floor which was quite clever and it makes you smile when there's little things like that added in builds and you know it was designed with passion and a lot of attention to that Owlery scene. As it is stated, this is based on the scene where Harry plucks up the courage to ask Cho to the ball in The Goblet Of Fire but what I like is the fact that the Cho minifigure has got that simple sorry facial expression printed so perfectly, her face really makes that scene so I felt like I had to keep mine that way. There is a lot of dark, gloomy and emotional scenes in the Goblet of Fire but this is probably one of the nicer builds to come from that film. It's got a really clever design and looks smart standing on it's own though I've fixed it to an old raised base so mine looks taller and added some extra winter scenery from the advent calendar. I love it though. I'm really glad this set was introduced. Thanks again.

What an Owl!

When I got this, I expected I'd have some fun because I like animals and buildings, and I had been thinking about building my own Owlery for a while. I started building, and I was amazed by the level of detail: animals, plants, and the owl-shaped first landing. That blew me up. Also the fact that there are five owls and a wee hoolet, owl treats and other detail is really fun. It made the build enjoyable. Oh, and it's cool to have a Filch minifig in this set.This set has its place in any HP lego-builder's room. The only downside is the price, but I suppose that's the perks of building franchise stuff. At any rate, thanks Lego for this. It's a really nice set.

[Rewarded Review] Another fab Harry Potter Lego set

Lego set 76430 is a 364 pc set.The set features a model of the Hogwarts Owlery, an owl statue, and accessories for owl care, plus minifigures of Harry Potter, Cho Chang, and Argus Filch, and five owl figures. It includes window ledges on the building for the owls to perch on. The set is suitable for age 8+ , my sons only just turned 8 and he found it easy so I would say it depends on your child and their capabilities. A good durable set and worth the average retail price of around £40.

[Rewarded Review] Daughter loves this

My 9 year old daughter loves this Lego set. It’s easy to put together. The Harry Potter hogwarts castle looks just like the one from the movie. My daughter loves the little figurines in it. The packaging was perfect. The toy is safe for her to play with. The quality of it is great. I recommend.

[Rewarded Review] Great for anyone who loves Harry Potter.

This was the cutest little set! My daughter had the best time putting it together. It was easy, and the instructions were so detailed that there was no room for error. The little figures are so adorable! I would highly recommend this for any kid or adult. We will be sticking this on the bookshelf next to our boxed set. This is not for small children as it can be a choking hazard.

[Rewarded Review] Great fun for Harry Potter fans!

When you buy Lego you know you are buying quality. This Harry Pottery Owlery Lego set did not disappoint!The step by step instructions were clear and easy to follow.The details were brilliant, you get a number owls and 3 characters (Harry, Cho and Filtch).The owlery now has pride of place in my daughter’s bedroom and she is very excited about getting more Harry Potter Lego!Perfect for any Harry Potter fan!

[Rewarded Review] Love it!

Great product for a really great price. Very good piece and sturdy. Comes with extra pieces incase you lose the small fiddly bits. There is a few small pieces so please be careful around small children. Sitting at the dining table was really ideal so no small pieces were dropped or lost. Cannot wait to purchase the next piece