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Norbert: Hagrid's Baby Dragon

The Hatching Begins!

Behold Norbert: Hagrid's Baby Dragon, set 76477. This 482-piece creature bursts from its shell, ready to breathe fire. It measures over 12.5 inches (31.8 cm) deep and 4 inches (10.2 cm) wide, an exciting addition to any magical collection.

Ready to Play

Turning the box reveals Norbert's full form, free from the shattered egg. The graphic illustrates the range of motion in the wings and neck, promising dynamic posing options. This design allows for both display and interactive play.

Fire-Breathing Debut

Here I am, a newborn Norwegian Ridgeback, already exhaling a fiery breath. The broken eggshell, a clever SNOT construction, cradles my lower half, giving the illusion of a fresh emergence. My wide eyes observe the world, ready for adventure.

Spreading My Wings

Lifted from the egg, my full form takes to the air. The printed wing elements showcase a detailed camouflage pattern, achieving an organic look with fewer pieces. My tail curves gracefully, aiding balance during flight.

Dynamic Posing Awaits

Observe the potential for dynamic poses. My wings swivel on Mixel joints, allowing for various flight and rest positions. The ball-jointed neck and tail segments provide expressive movement, bringing a lifelike quality to this little beast.

Post-Hatch Stroll

After the dramatic exit, I stand beside my broken home. My sturdy clawed feet, constructed with small wedge plates, provide a solid stance. The modular nature of the eggshell allows it to be displayed open or partially closed, complementing my presence.

Crafting the Shell

The egg isn't just a prop; it's a build in itself. Composed of several curved SNOT panels and wedge plates, it forms a robust yet organic shape. The intricate assembly provides a satisfying building experience before I even emerge.

Joy of Creation

Held in warm hands, my articulation comes to life. My head, crafted with several angled plates for NPU, can tilt and turn, expressing curiosity or fierceness. The lightweight build ensures I am easy to manipulate for imaginative play.

Proud Display Moment

On a simple plinth, I hold court. The subtle greebling on my back and head adds textural depth, enhancing my creature design. My flame, a translucent orange element, projects a playful danger, suitable for any desk or shelf.

A Magical Companion

Here I am, a compact display piece fitting perfectly into any environment. My carefully chosen color palette, combining various shades of green and earthy browns, ensures I complement any setting. This build stands as a testament to clever creature design and modular construction.

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$49.99
Recommended Age: 9+ Years
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Value Projection

Harry Potter

5-Year Est. (Sealed) after EOL

$104 $121

Est. ROI

+124.0%

Analyst Note: Consistent performer with a dedicated fanbase, but high supply limits explosive growth.

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THE BUILD SHEET

At a Glance

Set Number
76477
Release Year
2026
Pieces
482
Price per Piece
$0.10 (10¢)

Value Breakdown

Est. Build Time
2.0 Hours
Price / Build Hour
$24.89/hr
Price Per Basic Brick
$0.10

Priced perfectly inline with standard LEGO sets.

Display Dimensions

Height 4 in (10.2 cm) 10 Bricks + 1 Plate high
Width 12.5 in (31.8 cm) 40 Studs wide
Depth 14 in (35.6 cm) 44 Studs deep
Display Footprint 175.0 sq in (1129.0 sq cm) 40 × 44 Studs

The Scale Check

Height equivalent to approx 2.5 minifigures stacked.

Display Fit
Oversized: Requires Deep Tabletop Surface
Building Instructions

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Engineering Breakdown

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Rare & Exclusive Parts

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