Recreate scenes of Hagrid and Harry escaping from Privet Drive to escape the Death Eaters in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows with this LEGO Harry Potter Motorbike (76459) building set for kids. This magical toy for 8-year-olds includes a minifigure-scale LEGO model of Hagrid's flying motorbike, plus 4 LEGO Harry Potter minifigures and a Privet Drive minibuild to inspire creative play.
Kids can place the Rubeus Hagrid minifigure on the LEGO motorbike and Harry Potter in the basket. Then, place the two Death Eater minifigures on Privet Drive, where there's a lamppost and flower pots to knock over during their daring escape.
This kids' toy makes a great birthday gift for boys and girls aged 8 and up who love Harry Potter and construction toys. The LEGO Builder app helps kids build with confidence. They can zoom, rotate in 3D, and track their progress with easy-to-follow digital instructions. The building set includes 124 pieces.
LEGO Harry Potter Motorcycle - a construction toy for children, referring to the iconic escape scene of Hagrid and Harry Potter from the film - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -
Four LEGO Harry Potter minifigures – kids can role-play stories with Harry Potter, Rubeus Hagrid (with his iconic biker goggles) and two Death Eaters
Hagrid's Flying LEGO Motorbike - Kids can place the Rubeus Hagrid minifigure on the motorbike and Harry Potter in the basket, then display the set on a shelf as a display
Escape from Privet Drive - Kids can build a mini Privet Drive model, complete with a lamppost and two flowerpots to knock over as they escape on Hagrid's flying motorbike
A small gift for an 8-year-old - a small LEGO Harry Potter set for boys, girls and all Harry Potter fans, perfect as a birthday gift or for any other occasion
A fun way to build – the LEGO Builder app guides kids through an intuitive building experience. They can save sets, track their progress, and zoom and rotate the motorcycle model with 3D instructions.
Part of a wide range of collectible LEGO Harry Potter building sets, young wizards, witches and Muggles can recreate iconic scenes, create their own adventures or simply collect models.