In honour of Harry Potter's birthday July 31, 1980 I decide it would be appropriate to post a video in his honour. This is my Lego Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Express Collectors edition Review! This set is 76405 and has 5129 pieces. This is the most expensive Harry Potter set ever created to date. It is pretty epic. If you are expecting a mechanized train here, sorry, not with this set. This is intended to be a collector's edition display piece. It is definitely the widest and biggest Harry Potter Train set to date, and with that comes some special display features and an impressive amount of Minifigures.... 20 in fact.

The train set depicts 4 classic Harry Potter scenes from the Harry Potter Movie franchise. The first scene depicted is the scene where Harry, Ron and Hermione meet on the train for the first time from Harry Potter and the Philosopher/Sorcerer's Stone. The second scene we have the scene with Professor Lupin and the gang when he saves them from the Dementor in the movie Prison of Azkaban. The last scene on the train depicts the lovable Luna Lovegood rescuing Harry Potter after he is attacked by Draco Malfoy from the Half Blood Prince movie. The last scene is the flash forward scene at the end of the very last movie Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows which features Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley 19 years after the final battle with their children on Platform and 3/4s, seeing the two boys off to school with young Lilly Potter as well.

The mini figures include are the Train Conductor, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger and the Trolley Witch for the Year 1 scene. Remus Lupin, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger and a Dementor make up the Year 3 scene figures. Year 6 includes Harry Potter, Luna Lovegood and Draco Malfoy. The last scene at the train station includes a Hufflepuff student, Ravenclaw Student, Harry Potter, Ginny Weasley, Albus Severus Potter, Lilly Luna Potter and lastly James Sirius Potter.

There will be loads of fun with the mini figures for sure and playing out those epic scenes.

This is a very large set. It might be challenging for a lot of people to display as it is at 1:32 scale of the actual train. There is a lot of cool features we will go over in the video so check it out!

Thank you for watching, let us know what you think of this set? Is it Worth the money? I bought it at a significant discount, but no doubt this will hurt the wallet. It does make an awesome display piece and is really fun to build for avid Harry Potter fans for sure. Please hit that like and subscribe button, and keep your eye out as we approach our 100th video. It will be epic!