Behold the LEGO Harry Potter 76440 Triwizard Tournament: The Arrival! This grand 1229-piece set brings both iconic modes of transport to life. We're getting an 17.5 in (44.5 cm) high, 15.5 in (39.4 cm) deep, and 6.5 in (16.5 cm) wide spectacle, perfectly capturing the magical entry to Hogwarts. From the imposing Durmstrang Ship to the elegant Beauxbatons Carriage, the scale is immediately apparent, framed by the anticipation of Harry, Hermione, and Ron.
Turning the box, we see the true modularity at play. The Durmstrang Ship's hull opens up to reveal interior spaces, a clever use of SNOT techniques for the angled walls. The Beauxbatons Carriage, pulled by its winged Abraxan, detaches for more dynamic play. Detailed greebling on both models adds a layer of authenticity, showcasing multiple minifigures like Igor Karkaroff and Madame Maxime within their respective grand arrivals.
Here they are, fully assembled and ready for the grand entrance! The Durmstrang Ship's towering mast and the striking red eagle banner dominate, while the Beauxbatons Carriage, with its elegant light blue and gold accents, is a masterclass in brick-built luxury. Even the iconic Goblet of Fire, featuring trans-light blue elements for its magical flame, stands ready to determine the champions, flanked by the assembled competitors.
From this angle, the intricate hull shaping of the Durmstrang Ship becomes evident, achieved through a series of plates and curved elements. The carriage's delicate wheels and the articulation of the Abraxan horse demonstrate clever sub-assemblies, providing both stability and playability. Tiles are used extensively on the carriage roof for a smooth, opulent finish, contrasting with the more functional studded decks of the ship.
The competition is fierce with this minifigure selection! We have Viktor Krum in his rugged Durmstrang uniform, Igor Karkaroff with his distinguished fur collar, and Barty Crouch Sr. looking official. Representing Beauxbatons, we see Madame Maxime towering over Fleur Delacour in her elegant uniform, alongside another Durmstrang student. And of course, the magnificent Goblet of Fire with its mesmerizing trans-blue flame awaits its solemn duty.
The Durmstrang Ship's detailed interior is being accessed here, revealing the living quarters and study areas. The Beauxbatons Carriage, too, allows for easy minifigure placement inside its ornate cabin. It's a testament to the robust clutch power of the sub-assemblies that these larger sections can be handled and played with so dynamically. The modular design makes collaborative building a joy, as sections can be worked on independently.
From this close perspective, we can appreciate the detailing on the ship's mast and the articulation in the carriage's horse. The way the ship's deck elements lift off to reveal the interior is a clever NPU, allowing access without compromising structural integrity. Each element is designed for both display and interactive storytelling, encouraging builders to explore every nook and cranny of these iconic vehicles.
The full scope of the build in progress captures the essence of shared creation. The ship's sails, with their vibrant red emblem, are a highlight, utilizing large printed elements rather than stickers for a polished finish. Even the subtle greebling around the ship's windows adds depth and character. The integration of digital instructions on a smartphone shows how modern building experiences blend classic brick play with new tools.
The journey is complete, and the models stand ready. The combined Durmstrang Ship and Beauxbatons Carriage create a focal point, brimming with storytelling potential. With its meticulously crafted details, from the SNOT techniques on the ship's hull to the elegant greebling of the carriage, this set commands attention. It's not just a build; it's a centerpiece, celebrating one of the most memorable moments in the Triwizard Tournament saga.
5-Year Est. (Sealed) after EOL
$290 — $364
Est. ROI
+132.5%
Analyst Note: Consistent performer with a dedicated fanbase, but high supply limits explosive growth.
Priced perfectly inline with standard LEGO sets.
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Height equivalent to approx 11.1 minifigures stacked.
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292 pcs (24.2%) Reddish Brown
170 pcs (14.1%) Dark Tan
149 pcs (12.3%) Pearl Gold
98 pcs (8.1%) Dark Red
87 pcs (7.2%) Black
80 pcs (6.6%) Tan
74 pcs (6.1%) Dark Bluish Gray
50 pcs (4.1%) Bright Light Blue
43 pcs (3.6%) Light Bluish Gray
28 pcs (2.3%) Red
25 pcs (2.1%) White
19 pcs (1.6%) Medium Nougat
14 pcs (1.2%) Dark Orange
14 pcs (1.2%) Medium Blue
11 pcs (0.9%) Sand Green
9 pcs (0.7%) Trans-Clear
9 pcs (0.7%) Trans-Yellow
8 pcs (0.7%) Dark Brown
8 pcs (0.7%) Blue
5 pcs (0.4%) Dark Blue
3 pcs (0.2%) Flat Silver
3 pcs (0.2%) Yellow
3 pcs (0.2%) Trans-Light Blue
2 pcs (0.2%) Reddish Orange
1 pcs (0.1%) Bright Green
1 pcs (0.1%) Opal Trans-Light Blue
1 pcs (0.1%) Orange
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