LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts: First Flying Lesson - 76395

Grab your broom, because it is time for your first flying lesson with Madam Hooch! Neville Longbottom™ gets on his broom and shoots off. He takes a wild flight around the towers of Hogwarts™ and comes to a stop when he gets caught on a statue. His precious Remembrall falls to the ground, Draco Malfoy™ grabs it and flies off. Develop your flying skills so you can help Neville and join Madam Hooch's Quidditch training!

• LEGO® Harry Potter™ Hogwarts™: First Flying Lesson (76395) is a versatile play set packed with action on flying brooms, giving fans of the Harry Potter films unlimited, enchanting play.
• Includes minifigures of Neville Longbottom™, Draco Malfoy™ and Madam Hooch and 5 buildable, movable modules, including a Quidditch trophy and storage room.
• With the 3 long, transparent levers, kids can act out the famous flying lesson scene and enjoy endless adventures in the air, including a Quidditch training session.
• Young witches and wizards ages 7+ with a passion for Harry Potter™ will love this magical air play set with popular characters and locations from the films.
• The set measures approx. 15cm high, 20cm wide and 6cm deep and can easily be combined with other LEGO® Harry Potter™ sets.
• This play set is part of a series of modular sets with authentic details that kids can build, combine and customise to create their own version of Hogwarts™ castle.
• The set includes an exclusive golden minifigure of Professor Quirrell celebrating 20 years of LEGO® Harry Potter™ magic. You will also find 2 random wizard card tiles for kids to collect (out of 16 in total).
• LEGO® Harry Potter™ toys feature much-loved characters, special creatures and recognisable locations from the popular films. The sets make an ideal gift for kids who want to be part of the magic from the films.
• LEGO® building sets meet strict quality standards, so they are consistent, compatible and comfortable to put together and take apart, and have been since 1958.
• LEGO® parts are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analysed to make sure they meet strict global safety standards.