LEGO THE MINISTRY OF MAGIC™ – COLLECTORS EDITION
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LEGO THE MINISTRY OF MAGIC™ – COLLECTORS EDITION

Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 23:00Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 23:00
0% sold340 tickets left

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Ticket price£2.49
Max odds1 in 340If every ticket sells
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Prize details from Jammy

LEGO MINISTRY OF MAGIC™ – HARRY POTTER COLLECTORS EDITION Relive dramatic Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™ and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™ adventures with this detailed, minifigure-scale model of The Ministry of Magic™ (76476). This enchanting Collectors’ Edition building set for adults includes a street-level scene featuring the subway station and famous red telephone box. A showstopping display piece for your home or office, the set is full of Easter eggs and fun functions. ’Flush’ a minifigure from the restroom stall into the Ministry below, topple shelves in the Hall of Prophecy during battles with the Death Eaters, and more. Bring spellbinding scenes to life in the detailed rooms with 14 minifigures. This collectible merchandise also includes a LEGO® Harry Potter™ 25th anniversary Lynx Patronus™ and makes a special gift idea for adult fans. Enhance your creative experience with the LEGO Builder app, zooming and rotating with 3D instructions, while saving and tracking progress. Set contains 3,491 pieces.

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